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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
2
The notice lists packaging formats including 12 tablets per bottle 24 bottle 100 bottle and capsules under a trade mark for Monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid by Mazer Manufacture.
A report from Camp Travis notes a rapid discharge procedure completed in 53 minutes. About 50 signatures were needed to finalize papers, with all details pushed through efficiently and all forms completed.
A fragmented wartime note describes soldiers and forms in progress. It mentions an orderly discharge and multiple unclear names and roles, with several garbled terms and phrases obscuring specifics.
Military orders released by the War Department detail assignments and demobilizations for general officers. Major General Savon to Canada, Major General Booke W. Atel to Cain Thekson, and several others directed to locations including Meville and Camp Talon Kentucky. Also reported is the Oklahoma Supreme Court chief justice resignation and gubernatorial reshuffle affecting Tulsi.
Fragmentary ad copy states Lamarine Wafers offer relief for constipation and biliousness. Mentions Messier ta take out and pleasant effects. Appears to promote availability at drug stores in Georgia with unclear branding.
In a crowded hotel setting Brill and Groos urged relief workers and laborers to push Liberty Loan subscripts. Campaign leaders including Chandler and Steves urged perseverance as workers toiled through mist and slow donations. A Wednesday meeting with Lions Club at the Original Mexican restaurant aims to boost efforts, with women volunteers coordinating bank booths and pledges to sustain public support despite hardships.
The Greek American Association in San Antonio announced a total of 10500 raised in the Victory Loan drive on Tuesday morning. The committee named several donors and noted canvassing efforts by Greek Americans in the city and region.
A veteran woman officer, Marinelle Coolidge, is slated to speak in San Antonio on Wednesday about wartime relief efforts. The report details her role assisting refugees at the front, aiding hospital dependents, and supporting American troops through medical attention and trench safety amid Verdun and Argonne actions.
Reported confusion surrounds the Marry Hawker and Vantain Baynbande teams in a tense weather affected air display. Despite altered conditions, organizers push ahead as Hokie New Poundland weather threatens delays and raises concerns about flight safety and attendance.
Paris April 20 President Wilson received Baron Makino and Viscount Chinda as the council opened its session. The meeting lasted about an hour and touched on Kidachi case and indemnities while Britain and France pledged support for Japanese aims. Japanese deny plans to withdraw and say settlement of the Shantung question remains possible with China, Italy, and the United States watching closely.
Fragmentary 1918 era letter narrative describes Private Whitfield of Company J, 80th Infantry, accused of mishandling Liberty Bonds. The text recalls bank actions, inquiries by Colonel Whistfield, and confusing events around a framed landscape gift. The tone mixes military slang with bureaucratic reproach amid a broader World War I setting.
The piece notes many firms have earned strong profits for stockholders in recent years and that 1919 could see a record year as orders to manufacturers rise, boosting demand for trucks and earnings for investors.
A damaged account describes a forged instrument linking Private Whitfield to a disputed claim. The scene centers on insurance and allotment payments, with a court tone noting the forgery and ongoing investigation as the Lancaster garrison weighs next steps.
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