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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
2
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A tuberculosis congress highlighted that public education through school lectures by physicians could greatly aid prevention. Teaching children in simple terms about the disease would spread through families and communities as they share knowledge with elders, amplifying the fight.
The piece argues speeding drivers threaten public safety more than autos themselves and notes Capt. Elgin has withdrawn from the race for Congress. It asserts voters in the district value a representative who attends to district business, suggesting Ne’s tenure becomes more valuable each term.
Henry Clews reports renewed signs of revival across the country as railroad traffic recovers and idle cars decline. September shows a 6 percent rise in traffic over last year, with improved bank lending and cautious real estate stabilization, despite a lingering political campaign and uneven business mood.
Panic blocks ease in mortgage access spurring more favorable building costs. Demand for steel and iron rises as September contracts in major cities climb. New York sees a 14 percent jump. Across the country, halted projects resume with wage concessions and a hopeful election outcome promising broader business growth. San Antonio warns against letting Sete counties near Brownsville lead the railroad drive if local effort lags.
The Georgia election brought Joseph M. Brown to the governorship by a strong majority, portraying him as a representative of conservative southern forces. Brown opposed the railroads crusade, argued for equal protection under the law for honest corporations, and signaled a reaction against radical agitation in the region. The piece lauds Georgia for returning to sanity and resisting fanaticism.
A collection of humorous aphorisms and wry maxims about love time and fate. The pieces remark on the folly of aging relationships and the quirks of wisdom when in love while hinting at consequences for careless choices.
A terse fragment discusses politics and personal relations noting a man’s attempt to exit entanglements. It contrasts male preoccupations with a woman’s greater sensitivity to appearances, and quips on vanity in photographs versus the face itself.
On October 13 in history Tycho Brahe, Danish astronomer, died in 1601. In 1812 the Battle of Queenstown resulted in the demise of American forces near Brock, who fell in action. 1890 writer James Rogert died. Astronomical events include near conjunction of Venus and Jupiter with Venus about half a degree south of the preceding dawn, moonrise at 8 02 p m and a 11 pm rise.
A M Flacher of Houston Street advertises Hinding the new Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a money back guarantee. The notice claims it cures all nervous disorders and kidney troubles and promises refund if not satisfied.
An 1900s style endorsement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for sick women. It cites testimonials from women, notes large patient files at Lynn Massachusetts, claims avoidance of surgery, and asserts the formula uses roots and herbs to restore feminine health.
Chronicle of heritage events lists Columbus anniversary celebrations in San Antonio with local volunteers Meera Quasso Glovda and Garronit cited. Polish Young Men's Union plans annual fall event at St Albert's on Indianola Street. Dr A E Hann returns from New England states. Highty Cavalry Band to give farewell concert at Travis Park. German Danish fair ends with auction and dance. Antonio Lodge No 11 OCO contemplates enlarging its hall on Houston Street. committee to obtain cost estimates for improvements.
A visible swarm of butterflies was observed moving toward the gulf this morning from Alamo plaza. Spectators noted a brisk norther likely to follow, recalling a similar cold snap last year, while Elbid departed El Paso with family after a five week visit.
A speaker argues against centralized federal power in Washington. He warns that uniting all authority under a president would erode state dignity, threaten republican balance, and risk the rise of a hereditary presidency. The metaphor of a ship with water-tight compartments emphasizes state independence as the republic’s safeguard.
The text presents an optimistic prophecy about 27 American republics agreeing to settle disputes peacefully through arbitration. It envisions Canada joining the republics under its parent country and imagines a Western hemisphere dedicated to permanent peace, a goal Carnegie hopes to see realized.
Upper photo shows Louisy Lonsdale the actress suing Blaine Elkins son of Senator Elkins for 100000 dollars for breach of promise. Lower photo shows Blaine Elias who married Miss Kenna of Charleston West Virginia in a vacant year.
A fragmented notice lists multiple lodges and societies in San Antonio including commanderies, chapters, and lodges such as Ta Masonic temple Ramo Lodge and Odd Fellows hall. It notes upcoming union labor meetings tonight at various halls and times, with references to Woodmen, Royal Achates, and other orders.
A carload of pecans from Mexico was withdrawn today by local firms. The shipment was in bond and inspected by a federal customs officer in accord with the law.
A fragmented list records buriae permits and distressed entries including names such as Mrs C Sidman 468 Copper parcel 25 tuberonlaste Chas Davie Pearsall Tetaa age 3 Gatvagora Madina 2203 South Fidres street 64 senility Carmen Gumex 403 South areal street age oinonths regintismo Fesevh 902 Colorade avenue age LB dropsy Inhnny Laroa Tit Lamar aireel 5 paralyal J T Burnett Co Undertakers.
A list fragment shows several marriage licenses including H Shurter with Mae Rosa, Brancisco Guterres with Charla Pemars Panara, Villareal with Mary Diggs, Isabella Pik ing, August Chomperik with Ves a tyr mit, Dettletteow with Ella M Wansem, and Little with Lingth tied to a tabbed record.
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