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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
12
Fragmented notice reads like a personals focused plea with stray names and locations. It references Aunt We Tree and multiple unclear figures, hinting at a humorous or satirical clipping. The garbled text mentions arch in Hapey fail and group activity with scattered names.
The Public Service Corporation approved a new wage scale effective April for street and mechanical workers. The plan raises pay about 25 percent for several grades, with overtime precursors and extended coverage to additional departments. Union leader Y Kifer states the agreement follows War Labor Board recommendations and aims to improve living costs for workers and families.
A detailed account traces wartime nerve surgery progress restoring paralysed veterans. Surgeons in New York and allied hospitals evolved methods to reconnect severed nerves, use electrical stimulation, and apply physiotherapy to regain motor and sensory function. The piece highlights the surgeon’s challenge, the patient’s recovery trajectory, and the emerging science shaping postwar rehabilitation.
The text recalls wounded men from Futner Avenue receiving treatment at Hedans hospital in the Cut ted Steee area. It mentions broken bids and pacdfyned terms while noting recovery and balance of health. The account remains unclear and fragmented with garbled phrases.
Fragmentary OCR describes a chaotic school day with prank prose and misread names. It mentions pupils, a telephonic disruption, and a subsequent investigation with authorities in an office setting.
A stream of fragmented scenes describes Petrograd’s starving, exhausted residents unable to walk or pay train fare while awaiting order or aid. The piece recalls street scenes, public kitchens, and a vendor economy where scarce goods and desperation drive daily struggle.
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