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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
9
The article warns that a busy, anxious lifestyle and hurried meals impair digestion and absorption, eroding nervous energy and bodily tissue as they are consumed. It emphasizes how mental focus on work disrupts normal eating, hindering natural recovery.
Storm winds of up to 64 miles per hour hit the Chicago harbor as lifeboat crews rescue six aboard a capsized tug. Several passenger boats including the Puritan City of Chicago and City of Traverse return to harbor after venturing out. Rescue teams monitor missing crews and distressed vessels near Lagonda and Christopher amid the high seas.
Keokuk Iowa September 7 Associated Press The Mississippi River Power company builders of Keokuk dam offered a five hundred dollar guarantee to the pilot who first arrives here in a Minneapolis to New Orleans flight and performs a loop over the dam as a diversion for its 1500 employees.
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe aid for expectant mothers. It claims the remedy reduces suffering, calms nausea, and prevents breast issues, guiding the body's natural process rather than curing illnesses. Endorsements from many women and availability at drug stores are noted.
At the Chamber of Commerce meeting Secretary Fred Wantzloeben proposed raising Lone Star Poultry membership to 600 by year end. The amendment to eliminate initiation fees and set annual dues at $2 was adopted.
Boston reports serious disorders in Sichuan province West China according to officials of the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society based in Boston. A cable from Chengtu the provincial capital described rioting by locals and another message said the American consul advised evacuation.
Austin Texas reports Jesse Lang, a Chinaman, charged with malicious mischief for pushing cap stones from the newly built Colorado River bridge into the river. Sixteen of the 150 pound stones were missing. a white man is also held. Authorities offered a $100 reward. Lang is jailed as the investigation seeks motive.
The Arab patrol of the Ben Hur temple Shriners will meet Friday night in the Masonic temple to discuss recent east conquests and plan future activities. The first meeting since returning from the Imperial council session in Rochester New York will review the publicity from the San Antonio group at the event.
The district judge reset the Dreeben forgery cases for October 9. E L Buck Dreeben was arrested after a clerk in the Comptroller Lane office found over fifty warrants for Confederate soldiers pensions issued illegally, and authorities charged sixteen counts of forgery.
An advertisement from King Pattison Drug Co urges use of Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles. A subsequent news brief from Waco Texas reports carpenter Oscar Kimble fell from a building, injuring his spine and leaving his condition described as problematic.
The Associated Press reports crews from Denison will bring two copper wires and join a southern force ten miles out to establish a telephone train dispatching service near Waco Texas on September 7.
Salt Lake City dispatch notes the Interstate Commerce Commission granted special transportation rates on a carload of twine, enabling farmers on a 50000 acre tract near Idaho Falls to save their ripening wheat crop. Twine came from Chicago while grain faced delay but was saved by express speed rail service.
J Ny Den ham was injured in a runaway yesterday afternoon near Waco Texas and died last night. He was operating a wagon with a saw running when the accident occurred.
A fragmented railroad schedule lists arrivals and departures by train number. Notable routes include No 5 from the north at 6:45 am No 3 at 6:39 pm No 9 local from Palestine 10:45 pm and No 12 local from Laredo at 6:00 am. Departures include No 4 north 1:55 pm No 6 north 8:00 pm and No 8 local to Palestine 7:30 am.
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