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Newspaper
San Antonio Sunday Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1902
Page
9
A veteran physician advertises long training in Europe and American medical schools. He specializes in Catarrh asthma heart issues and systemic debility, offering frank diagnosis, a free illustrated book, and bilingual service. Office hours include evenings and Sundays.
Weekend unclaimed letters listed for San Antonio Texas with advertised fee of one cent. Names follow with recipients’ initials and surnames and instructions to notify changes of address. postmaster G G Clifford directs claims and further correspondence.
A scanned roster of women’s names and titles arranged by initial letter A through Z. Includes Mrs. and Miss prefixes, with multiple family or married names such as Akers Aaron Anders Anderson and Chiles Gates. The snippet presents no full sentences or context beyond the name list.
A partial list of entities appears including SCREAMS Atamo Com Co, Ragle Distilling Co, Gray Williams, Marx Hass, Measrs H C B Richards, Wagner Schencks, M A Webolt Co, Secretaria de Relaciones and 8 H de H. These names suggest a catalog of firms or partners connected to the district’s commerce and relations.
Fragmentary note lists Aunt Ruth Mihat Nykist and Alice Sin clair. No clear actions, dates, or events available to confirm their context or relations.
D Scott Currin of Loganton Pa names One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. Mothers praise its quick action and ease for children while claiming the medicine works instantly and is pleasant to take.
Trustees of the San Antonio Bowling League agreed at Turner Hall Friday to hold a banquet Tuesday night to close the 1902 bowling season. Prizes from the recent tournament will be formally presented, with a program of speeches and toasts. The seven annual event honors six clubs that competed.
A fragment notes a band of musicians and an Uso dance, signaling a cultural gathering with musical entertainment. The readable text hints at a social event featuring music and dance elements within a community setting. Names, places, or dates are not provided.
The new Combes ministry is announced with Piéchoncabinet and new leaders. Brevard, Valle, Del Casse, Trouillot, Chaumie, and Pelletan are named as ministers of interior justice foreign affairs navy public works and posts. Pelletan to marine portfolio and Marujouls to public works. Beard to under secretary of posts.
In a bold promotion, a studio on 323 E Houston offers a free 14xk% portrait with every order of Confirmation pictures for 30 days. A second note mentions Emerson & Co repairing guns and revolvers. Nearby, railway work disrupts tracks on H Rays, affecting streetcar routes for about a week with cemetery line limited downtown to the post office.
A collision on the suburban electric line near Brentwood, St Louis County, fatally injures two men. Motorman William Layton of the electric car and laborer George Gibbs are reported dead.
A mob on a South Wilkesbarre street hangs an effigy of Wenged in an apology. After the effigy is displayed, cheering crowds pelt the object with stones until the ponies arrive and disperse the several hundred townspeople.
Grove's Black Root Liver Pills promise liver action with no after effects and no sickness. They claim to relieve constipations using an active Prahi component from Black Root and are priced at 26 cents.
Friday's Woodmen Picnic featured D Henry and John L Little as a strong pair at lunch and D Henry winning the fat men's race. Mentions of Miss Zelma Hargiswat, Rev Hartter, Major Harry Landa, and Charlie Burge appear along with remarks on seating, trains, and social scenes.
A testimonial from Sturdevant of Merry Oaks North Carolina describes twelve years of dyspepsia and indigestion resolved by Kodol. He reports immediate relief enabling broad dietary tolerance and urges others not to rely on dieting but on wholesome food and digestion aided by the product.
A well known San Antonio physician notes a current prevailing sickness linked to stomach trouble. He says the epidemic stems from diet and warns eating habits and home grown vegetables may be factors. urges careful food choices to avoid illness spreading.
A report from Kirkman Iowa details a gasoline stove blast injuring a woman. N E Palmer notes doctors could not hear the running sore afterward, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured it. The ad extols Bucklen's for cuts sores boils and bruises. FP r & Sons Schmidt Prom Adolph Dreiss de.
A sleight of hand swindle at a depot ends with a young man snatching a $2 bill from an elderly man and fleeing through the crowd toward the trains. Witnesses describe the trick as a clever deception, with little sympathy for the victim.
Spring fever is said to be hiliousness and a torpid liver may poison the system. DeWitts Little Early Risers stimulate the liver open the bowels and cleanse impurities. Safe pills never gripe. Endorsements from R M Everly and others praise their spring use.
Weather for Western Texas and North tonight and Sunday calls for scattered thunder showers while Western Texas South remains generally fair. The San Antonio forecast notes showers last night with unsettled, cloudy conditions in the West and Northwest, cooler in the Northwest and warm in the Gulf states and Mississippi valley.
I suffered female weakness for over six months and saw six prominent physicians with little help. A skilled specialist suggested surgery, but after one month on Smiths Sure Kidney Cure I improved. Even my last doctor now deems me well. Mrs. J. R. Faver, Atlanta, Georgia. Price 50 cents and $1.00. For sale by Schasse.
Fort Worth hosts the eighth annual meeting of the City Marshals and Chiefs of Police Union of Texas on June 25 to 27 1902. Chiefs Dolins Smith Cornwell Blackburn Gaksey Niland and others will present papers. attendance is earnestly urged with prompt reply to attend.
A special committee of the Cotton Exchange and the Progressive Union in New Orleans adopts resolutions praising Texas newspapers for cordial treatment of an New Orleans merchants excursion. The measure commends publications for publicizing the trip across many points and thanks Texans for kindness and courtesy.
The first consignment of batting figures for City Baseball League players reveals top hitters and stolen-base leaders. Loppy Smith of the Tigers leads with .400, Kuyat of Sam Houstons follows at .304, and several players are tied for six steals. Tigers lead in team batting, I. & G. N. and Washer Brothers top runs, while Sam Houstons excel in steals. The report notes declines from last season but time remains to improve.
The ad recounts S R Meredith of Willow Grove Delaware praising DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a certain cure for piles and other ailments. It warns against counterfeits and lists names James Clavin C Schasse and Wm Appmana as endorsers or attestants.
Two colored men engaged in a disturbance early yesterday near Blumatree. One participant vanished but was later found by Ohiver McDevitt hidden under hay in a loft. Both assailants received $2 fines from the Recorder's court.
Berlin June 7 The Prussian lower house approved on its third reading a bill to Germanize Polish provinces within Prussia as part of an ongoing language policy push.
A Boston man who recently married a gravely ill rich young woman used Dr King’s New Life Pills to restore her to health. The remedy claims to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and all liver and stomach troubles. Available for 25 cents at Falteyer and Sons Geo F Schmidt Adolph Dreiss drug stores.
Mr Joe George left for New York yesterday to join Mrs George and son Hon E H Rant a on to Tarpon yesterday spent On the een in the city Rev Mr Avde pastor of Trinity M E nue has been ill the week and although convalescent a reliable to fill his pulpit today According to the Galveston New York 81 Prof J M Sta feldt and wife of San Antonio areas wag Contianel hotel in the metroy his
An advert describes a liver remedy formulated from a principle derived from Black Root. It claims to act like calomel without eroding the stomach, causing sickness, or lasting after effects, and asserts it will cure chronic conditions.
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