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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1918
Page
12
The Manhattan Cafe emphasizes top quality foods and sanitation as a safe dining choice. It commits to Class A service, moderate prices, and strict adherence to all food regulations as stated by The Manhattan Cafe Co.
The Manhattan Cafe Co offers $25 meal tickets free with every $2500 Liberty Bonds bought on or after April 22. No strings attached. present receipt to receive meals at no cost.
Senator Warren G. Harding outlines a forecast that naval shipyards, private industry, and Allied production will restore world shipping to normal by mid 1919. He cites replacements of 14,000,000 deadweight tons and a projected rapid outstripping of destruction after a year of sustained submarine losses.
Mrs. Mackie a New York actress and grandmother promotes Orlex powder as a home treatment to turn gray hair black or brown. The ad claims 26 cents per box plus extras, with a gold bond guarantee that the product contains no silver lead zinc sulfur mercury or coal-tar derivatives. It says the powder washes in and out without stickiness and leaves hair fluffy, plausibly making a gray haired person look younger.
Public health advertorial extols hydration and Dr Pierce Anurie tablets for kidney and rheumatic complaints. Personal testimonials cite back pain relief after using Anurie, advocating a milk and vegetable diet with limited meat and daily water intake.
Washington Ail enjoys renewed capital harmony as Congress prints the Record to capacity amid a paper shortage. Lawmakers applaud eloquent speeches while printing officials note paper is rare and costly. Mexican experts study a native plant for potential dye.
The La Defensa editorial titled The Bugle Call calls on President Carranza to align Mexico with the United States in wartime against Germany and to root out pro German propaganda and German spies in Mexico. It warns against neutral policy that aids German agents and highlights U S troop involvement and European carnage.
An ad touts Freezone a cyanocetone based corn remover for a few cents. It promises painless application with drops on a tender corn or callus and claims corns will loosen and lift out with no skin irritation. The piece also includes dense, political editorial text about Mexico, neutrality, and U.S. relations during wartime.
An old home remedy claims sage and sulphur darken faded or gray hair. The text promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound sold in drugstores, saying it quickly and naturally restores color when applied with a brush, without medical intent.
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