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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
8
A testimonial from Rose Hurst of Appleton describes trying Pernina for chronic catarrh after many doctors and medicines failed. She reports dramatic improvement from the first bottle, claiming renewed health and urging other women to read and try the remedy.
Reports say President imposed a ban on cab driver Lotharfilland in Wester Hoy amid a drunken episode and public tension. Officials indicate the move aims to curb unsafe passenger service, while legal avenues may follow. Local reaction shows mixed support and concerns over livelihoods.
Special to The Light St Paul Minn Sept 36 Members of the inland waterways commission will leave for a Mississippi trip tomorrow. They will march on toward Keokuk with President Roosevelt aboard the Colonel A Mackenzie. Brief stops include Prescott Rad Wing Wa bash Winona La Crosse McGregor Cassville Dubuigne Burlington Round Rent. A river parade with one hundred cities and a huge fleet at St Louis in thirty years will greet the president at Memphis where a waterways convention will be in session. Delegates include Theodore BH Birtan G Newlands W Warher Bankhead Mackenzie McGey Newtell Pinchet Knox Smith Bell Spenser Harring along with local delegates. Credentia were received yesterday at the Business Men's Club.
A California group holding 608 shares of Jolnols Central stock faces Harriman proxies ahead of the annual meeting. Chicago reports indicate nationwide proxy mobilization as Harriman seeks to secure or threaten a decisive vote, while Fish officials deny soliciting proxies.
New York reports an interview in which William Tan denies seeking the presidency. He states he is not candidate and would not campaign for any ticket, stressing loyalty to principles and opposition to being placed in a party with conflicting campaigns. He praises progress through the league and civic work rather than personal office.
A brief fashion note details a young girl’s evening gown constructed from white mull with white lace insertions. A sheer mull cape features joined Guerniveres and the gown is accented by a front bodice and trimming bands of soft white silk.
A Muskogee town ceremony honors the memory of General Porter the Native American leader who died at Vinita earlier this month Born near Clarksville Tennessee Porter fought in the Civil War and later led tribal efforts He was described as a pioneering but modest figure with lasting ethnological significance and a controversial fortune
An elderly new leader, about 65, appears to be a Methodist cleric in dress and stance, wealthy and connected to Tallin Territory banks. He replaces the previous head amid debates over loyalty to white settlers and Indian defraud risk. Mentions include Crecka, Moley Tiger, and war chiefs Micra Brvon and Guanoh Parker, with references to Trans-Mlyi6le sippi events and notable figures in banking and law firms.
Billings Montana hosts the twenty fourth annual reunion of the Society of Montana Pioneers. W S Clark name carved Pompeys pillar walls. Officials report 160 Montana trail goers have died this year. A commemorative publication features historical notes and a tribute to pioneers by General US Grant.
A fragment describes reviving worn tapestry by purchasing dye, mixing with water, applying evenly with a broom, and drying. The author notes success after a long waiting period and praises the renewed fabric though the text is garbled.
Mrs G Hy Piper entertained at Mrs George Saur's home with two Henan Rhower and a card party honoring Miss Elise Wahermund. A wedding at St Mark's Epicanal church united John Newton and Miss Nanule Young. The news item lists guests, gifts, decor, and social notices amid a stream of society items and club reports.
The city welcomes numerous guests to the Menger, Bexar, and New Maverick hotels including T. A. Smith of Dallas, J. T. Morris from Stockdale, Dr. Malone of Goliad, M. Patterson of Brownwood, and Max B. Littleton of San Marcos. Other travelers from Houston, Victoria, Dallas, and Denver are registered, with several guests noted at the Elite and the Menger as they conduct brief business and social visits. The report lists guests and their origin while detailing their lodging arrangements in San Antonio.
The piece discusses Meats ths Tha bind Yoo Meo dlwaps and girls wearing birthstones to symbolize qualities they seek or fear. Topaz for calm and melancholy cure, sapphire as protection against ill use, emerald for ambition, and ruby linked to beauty. It notes jewelry as moral signaling, with stones believed to influence conduct and virtue.
The article promotes October fashion notes by Ta Har'jior's Anaar highlighting color harmony for young women. It mentions browns and pinks with teal and amethyst tones, suggesting adaptable combinations. The piece emphasizes practical color pairings for the new wardrobe.
Ladies hairdresser and wigmaker offers Shampooing parlor, scalp treatment, and hair goods. Terrell Building 212 Avenue RB New phone 1003 El Francis, Mar.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Boving Lumber and Ed Steves & Sons hardware. Grim prose mentions items like weaving and diagonal stripes, hinting at a sale or sale-like promotion. The readable portion emphasizes wide stock, low prices, and a local merchant trade.
Reported betrothal of Brinca Adalyert of Prussia to Princess Thyra of Denmark, third daughter of the king and queen. Prince Adalbert, a sailor, is the emperor and empress’s third son, born July 14, 1884, resembling his father in looks and nature. Princess Thyra, buried March 14, 1880, is tall and well raised, with siblings Hus. Also included are unrelated adverts and pseudoscience claims.
A Harper's Weekly report reviews testimony on conditions for home workers in Britain. The piece cites the poverty of workers who cannot support themselves, detailing a shirtmaker earning thirty-one cents a dozen and a woman making thirteen to fourteen cent shirts, highlighting lack of subsidies or relief.
Vogue notes belts with metal buckles worn with lingerie blouses to create coordinated ensembles. Emphasizes Japanese leather belts with deep colorings and harmonious hues, plus ties featuring Oriental embroideries as stylish accents.
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