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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1901
Page
4
A caustic look at San Antonio politics mentions lax enforcement of a state anti commissaries law, lingering paving funds, and concerns over street work. It notes a new weekly Democratic organ due by October, satire in local papers, and calls for reforms on taxes, rail timetables, and race fair treatment.
The notice touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a remedy for crying infants. It claims to soothe the child ease gum pain cure wind colic and stop diarrhea priced at 26 cents a bottle.
An advertisement extols Hotetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for constipation biliary issues and dyspepsia claiming long term sufferers with weak stomachs will find relief. The tonic is described as a blood purifier and a household necessity.
Sam Houston Camp No. 45 W C W accepts A T Latta from Magnolia Camp 13 Houston and names T E Blundell M J Rhem and B E Hinkley to arrange the camp anniversary on October 3.
The London session ends with the Liberal party in disarray over war funding. Consuelo Vanderbilt draws attention at the Blenheim memorial Unionist event. American visitors surge, while press and staff at Fleet Street cope with duty demands and a doorkeeper’s snub. Russia eyes Persia as Curzon cautions on Gulf ports, and fears of St Pauls’ collapse draw American curiosity.
New York fashion notes survey early fall silhouettes with summer gowns evolving into carriage and formal daytime wear. Linen gowns in heavy materials feature long clinging skirts, embroidery bodices, and silver buckles, while pale grey dresses with lace and yellow taffeta accents hint at upcoming trends. Accessories include white straw hats with feathers and lace trimmed headpieces, with princess and Irish lace gowns signaling a mix of simplicity and ornament.
This ad promotes Dr Harter s Iron Tonic claiming iron circulates in the blood every three minutes and delivers oxygen to lungs. It asserts the tonic purifies and enriches blood, boosts stomach liver and kidney function, overcomes nervousness, and restores vitality for forty five termio days.
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