Wait Until You Dols Rush In Where Angels Gather
A reader reflects on neighborhood vigilance and the shared duty of helping neighbors. The piece urges caution about volunteering, considering the consequences for pets and homes, warning that well intentioned acts can invite trouble and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Alexander Papa
Anne of
Abe
Che Olin
Walt
Wwe
Meyer
Phils
Solna
Berinar
Asistanrd
Paonia
Ativer
Miein
Victoria Locals Describe Week of Visitors and Events
Victoria Texans report a bustling period with visitors from Brownsville to Dallas. The piece notes Ms Belle Glover, Mrs J TD Vanienberge, Mrs Wards, Mr W L Craig, Miss Nina Daniel, and others traveling for visits and social occasions including a morning at a local cottage, a party in Victoria, and a prize contest with dining and awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Tex
Mereville
Aly
EM. Shaw
Thildren
del Rin
Wheeler
Brownavillara
Migs Belle Glover
Mra
Vanienberge
Ald
Craig
Jing
Browneville
Misa
Nina Daniel
Dallna
Daniel
Vielosia
Miss
Gerdar
Toni
Mrg
Deeston
Anknh
Ana Sen
Victoria Peible
Ayo Wiltine
San Antonio
Aws Wanddanetile
W. 1
Wars
Nashville
Beloit
Stina Wells
Tixas
Richetan
Mra al
McFadrion
Elf
Janey
Tyeslinonis
Gnergengor
Procter
Nath Hone
Luling Local Cotton Trade Reports Delays Amid Epizootic
Special to The Light notes farmers hold cotton at home while gins operate slowly due to an epidemic of disease. Bent, 21-8, and W Hui as Farmers Union manager oversee warehousing and sale concerns as ongoing disruptions affect harvest handling and storage. Longstanding shipping and market pressures persist as the community adapts to the health scare and reduced gin activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hui
Farmers’ Union
Dengue closes Baptist church and schools lasting over four weeks
In a small city the prevailing fever kept the hubbg schools closed for more than four weeks and the Baptist church services were halted by dengue. Miss Lora Tinamont wed W B Mar of San Antonio in a family ceremony. A reception followed at the bride’s home. Johnnie Tadicek visits from Sit. Mar. Namle Duniep returns from Amarillo. Lieutenant James Marley reports for First Artillery at Fort Oklahoma. Mexican celebrations along the San Antonio river draw cross border crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Tinaormt
JW. Ligsnonih
W. B. Mar
San Antonio
J. T
Miller
del Rin
Piredis
Johnnie Tadicek
Sit. Mar
Mise Namle Duniep
Amarillo
Jamey P. Marley
Fort $1
Olahoma
San Amnarins
Airships and the coming aerial war argument
A fragment discusses hypothetical airship warfare and the challenges of identifying enemy vessels in the air. It reasons that aerial battles would reveal movements and strategy, and questions how nations might respond if air superiority depended on controlling airships and fleets. The piece entertains possibilities of universal arms development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeneryt
USA
London
Sheerial
Over Discipline and a Schoolboy Rescue Story
A narrative reflecting on child discipline and parental control, with a vivid incident where two boys rescue a drowning girl after losing sight of warnings. The piece probes whether fear of parental wrath drives deception and coverups, noting that adults often misjudge children and that early dishonesty may stem from seeking protection rather than malice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilti
Mary Limes
Real
Serine
Tiomantves
Rome
Law Spurs Alcohol Makers Denatured Medal Production Rise
A historic law spurs denatured alcohol output in the first months of 107 under the new act. Production reached 1,774,972 gallons, with estimates predicting a supplemental free alcohol measure could push total to 4,000,400 gallons for the current year. The policy has boosted alcohol operations across the region, benefiting industry and related trades.
Inventor Claims Telephones Improve Vibration
Charles I Faxon, oilman engineer in Denver, announces a new telephone vibration improvement. He says the device may render current methods obsolete by damping motion more effectively. He asserts the invention will be patented after further proof is shown, delaying full disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea I. Faxon
Oilor
Governnment
Denver
Colo
HayRhe
Kia
Wood Test Claims Fuel Dealers Short on Cord of Wood
A Busingert Men’s club committee tested a cord of select wood for wagon fitment and found it short. Measurements showed 97 cubic feet, plus 31 cubic feet of partial portions, with other tests near 11923 cubic feet, revealing significant underfill and inferior quality in unloading and handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busingert Men's Club
Elyre
al Sims
Wood Desiers
Houston
Galveston
Waco
Temple
O. A. Baird
George Surkey
Wynn
Unique German Railway Opens Amid Complex Elevation
The Okt Glovalied electric railway in Germany opened on Maniday Augy 1. It runs to the summit via the Sehicht Passe, with a length of 6.82 miles and partial opening. The line features tooth gear and catenary, rising to 4,923 feet above sea level, with completion cost at £7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Minster
Ron Lavel
At & Coos
A Miller Observation
Joann Miler converses with a professor about metaphores and metephysice at a university in California. The scene hints at Unnamed influences and a skeptical remark about Legle and metantestes amid imagined realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann Miler
Welling
California
Toanor
Legle
Not His Phoenix says a San Francisco bank president
A San Francisco bank president comments on a Tucson banker visiting the Merchants' dinner. He notes speakers praising Phoenix and warns that Phoenix has never faced a major fire, implying misleading statements about the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tucson
Aritei
San Cation
Angeles
Phoenix
Nevashim
Phaente
State Saengerfest Preps Hale in Galveston Next April
State Saengerbund officers plan a three day festival in Galveston in April featuring the Chienza Symphony Orchestra of 64 men led by Professor Carl Hahn of San Antonio. Alexander von Fieles engages as ROMY composer with plan for large chorus pieces and soloists, backed by Galveston Quartette Society and San Antonio Galveston Ladies' clubs. The event aims to be the South’s largest music festival, with public support fueling artistic growth statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seengribund
Wil Teke Gee
Gelveston
Carl Hahn
San Antonia
Schultze
Tormorn
Mohr
Baldapas
Hata
Lavier
Ducember
Cag Tnilyidae
Anminesd
Texas
Muatcal
Ataio
Galventua
Antonio Featyal
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Ot & idigt—Sona
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Marler ‘Wonster
Dresday Marntiys
Houston and
Navarro Streets
By Kane Gardner
Alex
Gation
Hsechatius
Romilotiia
Srecit
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East
Houston Street
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