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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1908

Page

2

Farmhand Letter to President Highlights Farm Struggles

A Indiana farmhand writes to the president, detailing long hours, irregular labor, and poor home conditions as core causes of rural unhappiness. He urges the country life commission to adopt orderly, systematized farming with shorter workdays, regular meals, and access to education and papers, arguing such changes could curb rural exodus to cities.

Moosevelt Indiana Commission Country Life Commission Qoad Dors Jatar Tousela Fuser Furmhant Hs Hasihost Anda Lindt

Maritime laws to be fixed by international conference

International lawyers attend the London naval conference invited by Britain to set definite maritime principles for a proposed International prize court under the second Hague conference. The US has not approved the convention yet. Read Admiral Steckton W S Ny and Professor George Wilson of Brown University represent America. Bryan highlights trust harms in Nebraska City as a starch factory succumbs to trust control and closure.

London United States Senate American Plenijiet Entigries America Charles H. Steckton George Wilson Brown University

Regulation of Railroads Draws Critics in Politics

In Dallas a political figure in charge of railroads faces tighter commission rules on locomotive, car and coach counts for current and future years. The debate questions whether regulators can match private managers in efficiency, and warns of growing government ownership arguments as regulation tightens.

Dallas Newe Ita Socialista

Notable historical figures and a coastal disaster summary

Fragmentary history notes include Prince Eugene born Paris died 1744 and Sarah Jennings in 1900, plus a vague Indian destruction by Han ware and Florida coast losses. Also references to an international peace conference near The Hague and an astronomical event with sunset and moonrise times.

eas—Prancts Savoy Prince Eugene Marlborough Paris Sarah Jennings Raulogs Duisty India Cha Sud Florida Hague

Hood's Sarsaparilla Hap Surpasses Other Medicines

The ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as superior to other medicines, claiming it cures many ailments, strengthens the stomach, increases appetite, reduces tiredness, and builds up the body. It describes a chocolate tablet form and suggests its efficacy across multiple symptoms.

Regular Army Not Sufficiently Appreciated

A fragmented wartime editorial argues the Regular Army is undervalued and urges public understanding of armed forces as the nation’s safeguard. It warns against demagoguery and stresses citizen awareness of military service and national interests.

Province of Art In the Future by Count Leo Tolstoy

It argues art should convey universal religious perception uniting humanity not through church or patriotic themes but by appealing to broad masses. True art emerges from the common people, not elite taste, and artistic activity becomes accessible to all, transcending class and tradition.

Jtarmpul

Money Evils In Universities Explained By Medill Patterson

Prominent socialist author Joseph Medill Patterson argues that modern civilization worships wealth as power and influence. He claims universities seed the belief that money buys status in fraternities and honors, shaping students to pursue wealth over ideals like kindness and courage.

Joseph Medill Patterson

Peruana in Home Remedies Reported By Readers

Letters describe Peruna products aiding a patient in Evanston and claim cure of persistent illness after many doctors failed. Accounts praise Dr Hartman and associates for years of work creating Peruana and tablets, with readers urged to trust this liquid medicine.

Hartman Hie Ascistanta

Peruna remedy praised for wife’s recovery and weight gain

A reader from Portamouth Ohio recounts using Peruna for indigestion that previously required morphine. After a dose, the wife’s pains faded and she gained thirty pounds. Another note from a Ohio mother claims relief from chronic diarrhea after six bottles and reports benefit to her children.

Russell County School Portamouth Way Ap Vo Henge Norfolkebe Poruna Peri Na Aliee Bogle Clinton St Ghrelevita Ohio

Prom Night, Train Hero, Robber Raid In El Paso Era

San Antonio 21 Years Ago reports Prom The Light comical shorthand with notes of a hero train incident near El Paso. A San Antonio boy, Us to the hero of the hour, saved his train and killed two robbers, while May or Gallaghia honors bravery. Marriage and local events are noted, including a wedding at Travia Park and a return from Lexington. Doings of Sheriff deputies and a raid on a West Commerce Street gambling den are described along with new sausage factory preparations on Soledad Street.

George Kalteyer France A. B. Smith San Antonio Well Exerces Company el Paso Gallaghia Misa Lelia Hoicing Bry T. WW Chevico Travia Park G. A. Obngon Shavit Lawts Sharielh Alexander Gavva Commerce Street Wrank Brown

Plain Alaska Miner Hero Rescue Worker Or Hazard?

An Alaska miner named Steve is described as a plain man who repeatedly acts heroically in emergencies. Reported feats include rescuing a baby, preventing a drowning, and saving a woman in danger, earning local praise though some question the showmanship behind his acts.

Campbell Alaska Steve Steve Aneht Cary Pepie Seattle

Not Much of 4 Gentlealan Jones Letter Fragment

Fragmentary OCR oddity shows a dialogue between a gentleman and Mrs Jones with phrases about abuse and memory. The readable bits include mentions of a gentleman, Mrs Jones, and a line about jauch to forget, indicating unclear transcription and incomplete context.

Gentlealan Jones Mrs. Jones

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