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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
4
The ad promotes Lobert the Tailor at 2004 South Alamo Street offering prices and fit with emphasis on cleaning and pressing. It also mentions W. stores furniture moving packing and shipping services with a line about commerce. The contact is ring 2120-L.
A long list of property transfers shows numerous deeds across scattered lots and streets, with prices from 1000 to 126 up toward 12 868, involving many named buyers and sellers. An adjacent classified notice promotes Household Commerce Street selling secondhand carpets, sewing machines, furniture, stoves, chairs, refrigerators, and more with contact at 217 North Flores.
A promotional notice touts a 431000 acre Las Vegas New Mexico land grant with favorable features. It promises fertile soil, good rainfall and ample water. A free trip is offered to all purchasers by a private party, with contact at a listed address.
The division of George M. Maverick's first addition records $125 Anni plossheart to 8. W. Kammer for one bed of lots 1 and 2 Neb. 114, located on the south side of Villita Street.
In the closing sales, a variety of net waists and dainty Swiss aprons tempt buyers. Baby Irish lace ensembles with matching bows and embroidered trims appeal to women, with prices around $3.50 to 0.95. Lightweight trimmings and hats show evolving styles and renewed crown shapes.
Features on motion picture capture of rapid botanical growth using cinematography and a discussion of the fiddle as a symbol of music and emotion. Includes a humorous classroom vignette where students respond to a teacher’s riddle about items in his hand.
A misattribution in a literary bulletin clears up that the epitaph cited as Twain’s was not scratched on his wife’s tomb. It was a line from Thomas Richardson’s Willow and Wattles, printed in Edinburgh 1894. Twain borrowed the verse and later claimed authorship, though the poem predates him.
An incomplete narrative scene centers on a woman unable to marry her chosen partner. A verger in Philadelphia is mentioned in garbled dialogue as a man offers to take a risk for her, while she faces pressure and unclear fate. The passage reads as a fragmented, censored literary fragment with uncertain names and actions.
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