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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1907
Page
8
An old home remedy article promotes a mixture of Pinld Extract Dandelion, Compound Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to aid kidney and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief from frequent urination backache and rheumatism, with a local druggist vouched for its efficacy after a week of use.
Herman Sullivan, charged with theft from a person, was arrested again by the county. He was to be tried earlier in the Thirty seventh circuit court but failed to appear, and his bond was forfeited.
New York January 25 reports the Automobile Club of America opening its eighth annual show at Grand Central Palace. The event highlights the farmer's car a high wheeled low power gas vehicle with a masked motor and buggy runabout styling drawing strong interest as a notable trend toward future mobility.
New York Oct 25 Final payment of 600 share on the 21 925 200 additional stock issue of the American Telegraph and Telephone company formerly the Bell telephone trust was made today. The entire issue was disposed of with many shares taken by Harlish financiers and banking houses. The stock funds the planned improvements and extensions for 1908.
Indianapolis Oct 25 Special to The Light rumors swirl about uniting the United Mine Workers of America and the Western Federation of Miners and electing William D Haywood secretary to lead the new combination John Mitchell will not seek re election due to ill health and will step aside when his term ends April 7 next This report notes Haywood's potential presidency and shifts in leadership among major labor groups.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a non medicine digestive aid. It claims undigested foods cause fermentation and systemic poisons and urges readers to request a free trial from A. Stuart Co., Stuart Building, Marshall, Mich.
In Scranton Pennsylvania Thomas D Nicholls is hinted as a likely successor to Haywood amid the merger drive. The United Mine Workers factions express unity in the election process. Delegates from all districts support the nomination and anticipate Congress approval.
A small wedding was held with a few relatives present as Gaomarcage tet night joined in marriage with the couple under Rev Miss Dora Reuse Wallers of the Weelmin ster Presbyterian church. A reception followed at the Helde's perestra with guests invited.
The Amelia Revolution society plans a meeting at Mrs. Bennett’s home on Main Avenue to elect delegates for the Texas state conference in Austin on November 26. Other items include a Warrenton visit, a Central reception at the A. C. building, club meetings at local schools, a Robert E. Lee program, skating at Electric Park, and a crystal anniversary celebration at 308 Muvartele Grove.
A well known stomach specialist prescribes a digestive regimen for dyspepsia and related ailments. Essence of Pepsin, Compound Essence Cardiol, Syrup of Ginger, and other tonics are listed with dosing guidance for adults and children, noting acute cases may require higher doses.
The Mothers' club of Travia School No 14 on Main Avenue will meet next Friday November 1. Colonel Le Roy Brown will speak on the proposed industrial Wulning school and the free kindergarten. Miss Kat ch will recite and a musical program is planned. Patrons of the school are urged to attend.
Local society notes record Congressman George F Burgess resting at his home and visiting in San Antonio with friends awaiting his departure for Washington. Numerous prominent visitors from Waco, Houston, Galveston, Laredo and elsewhere are listed as guests at the Menger and the Southern hotels, including businessmen, lawyers and officials. A mix of travel, business and social engagements fills the day with many staying at the hotels. A separate item notes Lina Heil of El Paso marrying Vincent Woodbury in El Paso.
City officials consider a sweeping sewer ordinance requiring property owners to connect to the sewer system. Proponents argue health benefits and broader coverage, while critics claim costs and private property concerns. Dr. Uinrnitz notes drains and alleys will be inspected, urging thorough cleaning and sanitation improvements.
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