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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1898
Page
5
An old health ad repeats using Dr Pierce remedies for constipation and nerves, praising Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. It extols bicycles to improve health, claims liver and blood benefits, and cites testimonials from a Logan Co Nebraska resident benefitting from Coldwell Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets.
A long reader letter notes the shock at the Austrian empress's murder. It praises her as a loving wife and mother while recalling Emperor Franz Joseph I's sorrow and the global sympathy. Also touched are parliamentary anecdotes, editor rules, and memories of historical figures and places in Britain and Europe.
Dallas daily notes mention legal action by the Fair Association over benefit tickets tied to the Dallas exposition. The piece covers admissions tokens, outside-mailing options, and merchant premiums, with emphasis on event readiness and community support for the fair opening.
A long jumble of campaign chatter, local politicking, and miscellaneous items fills the page. Threads touch on candidates, precincts, committees, and party lines while interspersed trivia and society notes wander through topics from education to curiosities around the world.
The Lyceum plans a program featuring Algh plays and Concerta for about 700 subscribers at a low price of 175 units. After that price rises to 3.60 or 26 for delivery, with address listed as P,Q, drawel 1208, Bettie.
An old advertisement proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve as best for sores ulcers boils and skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. It markets a two cent or one dollar price point and highlights other goods from suppliers F Xalteyer Son and Mutual Electric Light Co roofing felt tar and pitch at Henry Pauly's shop.
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