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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1900
Page
9
A San Antonio contingent recounts a lengthy August journey through Mexico with notes on sights towns and people including Monterrey Los Lunas and San Antonio links. They discuss hotels prices and local life while weighing the future country idea and potential relocation.
Fragment from Pall Mall Gazette lamenting women in distress with pleas for mercy. Poetic lines invoke divine mercy for mothers daughters and wives amid suffering and war shadows.
A garbled Washington news wire reports funeral observances for General Ise Now, noting a formal procession through streets and a ceremony at a university led by an assistant to the consul. The piece references a past decade of service and a tribute from local officials and church figures.
The text mashes royal names with inconsistent origins, mentioning sovereigns from Belgium to Denmark and Italy. It asserts Swiss origins for Habsburg links, names Savoyard and Tudor-like rulers, and alludes to glandmatrines and druggists in a garbled historical context.
The readable parts describe a fashion item with various colors and textures. Mentions of a hat, satin, gilt elements, and a decorative display appear amid muddled sentences. No clear event or individual stands out.
Fragmentary notes discuss oiling dry hair every two weeks using a flannel cloth to apply a small amount of oil to moisten and coat the scalp, warning against pouring oil directly. Jasmine or Viola oil suggested. washing and reconditioning implied, with emphasis on careful, minimal application rather than heavy oiling.
Joske's Big Store promotes its annual Early Fall sale with new merchandise and special prices. The note emphasizes quality and a limited Labor Day closure, inviting customers to return Tuesday for fresh goods and the ongoing sale event.
Irregular reading lists show assorted household items with prices visible for domestic use. Items include glass towel ing pillows cases ribbons and sheets.
Readable fragments reveal a chaotic Green Convention with heated debates over executive committees, delegation allocations, and contested leadership. Names such as Vinke, Terrell, and Woodlack appear amid mentions of Hexar county figures, delegates, and a tense, factional atmosphere.
In a September report from Comfort, Lexes, residents aided by Comfort and Graves saved a woman and child from a dangerous blaze. Local workers assisted with a special escort and a medical check, as families from Now Biss Tetnened joined the scene.
An 1860s style column discusses public notices and social events with scattered references to names and dates. It mentions Wisconsin printed at Lekhi as a monopoly and hints at weather impacts on ventures, marriages, and burials. A young couple’s visit after a ceremony is noted with a September fifteenth timeframe.
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