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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1898
Page
7
A 19th century style advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery nerve fatigue, stomach and liver distress. It promises to restore vigor, appetite, digestion and blood quality, featuring testimonial from Robert Hubbard of Warner Arkansas.
The piece argues that Germany must enter the Anglo American bloc, noting an offensive alliance with Great Britain. It discusses implications for U S policy, the role of language and race in alliances, and questions the resulting balance of power and “slurs and environment” toward the United States. The writer also touches on local civic issues, cultural notes, and labor tensions, weaving in literary anecdotes and community concerns.
A Detroit press fragment recounts a young visitor in town who jokes about fever, wardrobe mishaps, and a dinner party. An ill fitting wig causes chaos as a button snags a shirt, a maid acts quickly, and guests suppress laughter while the narrator contends with the missing headpiece.
San Antonio turns versin announces reopening Monday for children youths and ladies at Turner Hall 677 Nacogdoches St with monthly tuition 60 cents. Applications accepted daily. Also notes a curious South Africa cat joke about a cat that cannot mew.
A dense panorama of actors, managers, and productions. The report lists Ark theatre stock, performers like Amy Litherland and Henry Jewett, tours, new projects, opera houses rebuilt after fires, and looming health restrictions affecting northern tours. It also notes charitable acts by Tod Stewart Cressy and a long anecdote about a French financial dispute and travel expences.
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