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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1907
Page
5
A health journal prints a home remedy recipe claiming to purify blood, boost energy, and clear skin. It advises mixing compounds labeled Kargon, Dandelion, and other extracts, with instructions to take doses after meals and at bedtime. The text promotes the mixture as superior to patent medicines and accessible for self-preparation.
A British gathering plans a Thanksgiving feast with American foods and imported items. American guests in London will include Handelph Mordeval from Baltimore and Marcus Magay, with Judge Ginger of Boston supplying wine. The event features turkeys, terrapin, oysters, and punch, all described as distinctly American.
Special to The Lebt reports Prof. Molcomb of Troupe assumed the chair of mathematics at Waco school after turbulent reforms. The move follows a period of leadership changes and local debate over department direction.
New York Oct 30 reports confirm changes in Morse Steamship lines management. The Consolidated Breawshin Lines holds, with bond concerns settled, and J P Morgan Co and the New Haven Railroad are linked to a broader coastwise shipping consolidation.
A fragmentary United States church note discusses Italian candidates for cardinal ranks and whether any American or foreign clergy will be recognized this December. The unclear text mentions December dates and fundraising or ceremony context but lacks complete names or places.
A 30 year old commission in Australia examined proprietary medicines, finding alarming claims. The report notes intent to curb new distribution, with recommendations to protect infants and extend protections to animals and pets. It alleges mercurial and other dangerous ingredients in powders sold nationwide.
A fragmented OCR item reports a tragedy involving a Red Man figure at a stake in a named location with unclear details. It mentions a cardinerapy and a figure Walsh, with references to directions and a Dex Plumes context, but the exact events and names remain obscured by garbled text.
Classified page notice from The San Antonio Light hints at a special real estate bargain. Readers are urged to examine the listings for a limited chance likely to vanish soon, with emphasis on a favorable opportunity not expected to recur.
A proposal to develop water power and navigation in Toronto is advancing with an initial 20,000,000 grant to the International waterways commission. The Sh Lane tepea Power Company of Canada and the Long Sueml Development plan already spent 1,010,000 and aim to spend 3,000,000 more. The American company is expected to invest 16,000,000.
Greenwich Oct 20 The Greenwich observatory is to be moved from its current site to permit magnetic observations. Increased traffic and forthcoming barge movement threaten accessibility, and nearby operations will relocate to satisfy nautical union requirements. J T Burveite CoCadurtatcers.
Stormy weather yesterday delayed Caprice Ub Tenors in four webs but the Big Tent spectacle at Terpite promises a repeat tonight. Otis Skinner leads The Honor of the Family with a strong supporting cast, including Miss Percy Miswell, in a graceful vaudeville program blending Minstrels and new dramatic pieces. The Empire venue, under AL G. Feld’s direction, touts a wholesome, entertaining bill expected to draw large crowds amid the season’s brisk business at the San Antonio theater circuit.
Special to The Light Atetia Texas. The Sidney Lame Literary Society elected Miss Dirdle Adwell president and Miss Iuthicen tory was elected secretary. German students formed a new society to promote German culture and language with early steps and elected officers. Robert McMillan of San Antonio, attorney for the Bh Tons, Moxiga & Krownsville line, sent wishes to the university. A social at Alpha Tilt Dine house featured Dora Neill attending and later returned to campus.
A Milwaukee Express office reports about 24 000 dollars missing from the United States Express Company in Milwaukee. Investigation suggests the money was likely taken by an employee who knew the office combination. No staff are missing. Recruitment ad seeks unmarried men 21 to 35 for a notary position in San Antonio Texas.
Dr. A. Winship of Boston argues in a Michigan Street Teachers' Association meeting that parents give too little time to sons and urges assigning specific home tasks after age six. He claims many sons of ordinary brains succeed when given discipline and home duties, suggesting a shift in child-rearing priorities.
In Kingston New York William Jennings Bryan said his decision to run for president will not depend on which Republican candidate emerges. He stated the question should be judged solely on Democratic principles and advancement, arguing party stance over rival selections.
A man arranged and paid in advance for the funeral of a friend named White, who died of tuberculosis. The undertaker, F. B. Wippert of Maine, reported the prior contact and said the arrangement was for a friend to be notified when preparations could begin.
Special to The Light from Waco reports farmer Tom Cusny tied near the area is brought to Waco and placed in county court on a lunacy charge. The murder case against him is held in abeyance pending mental examination results. Local officials proceed with legal action while awaiting medical evaluation.
The Wiews reports a big movement of Black workers from Texas to Oklahoma and the Indian Territory as they follow cotton picking season. Workers abandon fields here and migrate to Stan ford country in pursuit of new labor opportunities.
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