Third Liberty Loan Bonds Run Ten Years
The Treasury announces the third Liberty Loan will mature in ten years, on September 1 1928, with interest from May 1 and semiannual payments on September 1 and March 15. Purchases may be paid in installments, with 5 percent payment required on the first installment. Banks and trust companies will certify subscriptions, while holders of certificates may pay in treasury securities. The campaign begins Saturday, with heavy early subscriptions forecast, and the first bonds to be engraved and issued within days.
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Cocoanut Oil Fine For Washing Hair
An old tips column endorses coconut oil as a cheap, effective hair shampoo. Wording notes coconut oil cleanses scalp, removes dust and dandruff, and leaves hair bright and quick to dry. It suggests using one or two teaspoonfuls with water and claims coconut oil is inexpensive and widely available.
Pagodapears Adopted Work Of Ceratenetion For Park Plans
A fragmented notice describes the pagoda project at Rock Quarry Park with plans for a pond, stone pillars, and thatched tops. It notes commissioner Haanbert and donor William Brackenridge involved in the layout between the pond and Tickernridge Park. The pavilion is to be a garden feature with horticultural focus.
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War Slogans In Letters From Antonia Manufacturers
A broad effort by American manufacturers led by A Patterson of the Manufacturers Association of San Antonio urges all firms to devote every resource toward winning the war. Secretary Redfield discussed a letter urging production focus and unity, while local notices advertise events, shops, and social happenings in San Antonio and nearby areas.
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Relief for Your Grippy Cold Remedy Ad
An old style ad touts relief for colds and grippe with claims of rapid effect and high customer satisfaction. It promises quick relief from head congestion fever and coughs and urges readers to buy from local druggists, noting many sufferers have found benefit year after year.
Denver man arrested in swindle case and theft spree
A Denver detainment follows a telegram report that a swindler known as Haye is under arrest in Denver while a series of car thefts occurred Wednesday night. Police identify multiple suspects and note arrests for liquor sales, roaming house violations, and associating with dubious characters.
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Office rearrangements reshape wartime command structure
The document describes widespread shifts in office leadership and division heads within the wartime administration. It notes changes at the top levels, including reassignment of key officers and new acting roles, as the organization consolidates control across divisions and prepares for future operations. Local reports mention delays in routine duties and a focus on strengthening central oversight amid restructurings.
Czernin Peace Speech Draws Mixed London Comment
London press views Count Czernin’s April address as a new peace effort though varied in tone. Daly Mail calls it Austrian bluff and warns of iron blood battle. Daily Telegraph notes possible attention shift. Morning Post suggests it aims to impress President Wilson. other papers split on its influence on United States policy and Bulgaria, Turkey, and the war’s outcome.
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Women Celebrate Suffrage Victory at a Luncheon
A San Antonio gathering marks women's victory with speeches by Mes R. Miverick and Mrs Fisher awarding a fifty dollar Liberty Bond. Notables from Austin and the state committeemen attend as residents hear tributes to the suffrage cause. The event features a commemorative program, including a parliamentary course and a binding of honors, with musical and literary tributes.
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Rumor of uprising in Austria sparks new cotton record
A confused dispatch from New Orleans reports rumors of an Austrian uprising affecting cotton markets. Vague references to prices, shipments, and regional disturbances hint at broader impacts on trade and security, with analysts watching supply chains for signs of disruption.
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Streets Names Change in German Property Edition
April 4 report notes streets in Portslasse altered in a German property edition. Officials plan city recognitions with changes to street names. Names such as Hats Karl Pershe ing and Frankfort appear, honoring European rulers and aligning with a royal tribute across Belgium, Germany, and Italy.
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