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An advertisement claims savings of one to ten cents on every article in the house. The offer emphasizes lower prices across items and urges readers to take advantage of the discount.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
14
An advertisement claims savings of one to ten cents on every article in the house. The offer emphasizes lower prices across items and urges readers to take advantage of the discount.
Lieut Col Vos Quackenbush announces an immediate enlistment and induction push for expert blacksmiths and woodworkers in San Antonio and vicinity. Draft age rules apply. non draftees may enlist, while draftees may be inducted if deferred or fit for overseas service. Inductions occur at Kelly Field headquarters with training in propeller making and related trades.
Carl Germaniens Schneider, 82, manager of Liberty Trust Company farm loan department, seeks to change his name to Charles Gordon Snyder. He states he and his father were born in America. his grandfather German and grandmother French. He lives at 202 Walnut Street and came from Memphis last December.
An advertise promising eight eight eight as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic for skin eruptions and related diseases. Claims the product cleanses blood, relieves pimples, and prevents further suffering. urges readers to obtain 8.8.S. from a druggist and contact the Medical Director in Atlanta for expert advice.
Cavalry regiments at Camp Stanley Leon Springs will be reorganized into field artillery regiments as part of the 18th division. Units will transfer to Camp Travis or remain at Leon Springs for reorganization and training. Fort Sam Houston 300th Cavalry moves to Camp Bowie Fort Worth. Captain John H. McNeely arrives at Camp Travis as first officer reported to USth division.
Sunset Pictures signs five year deals with Frank Rowell and Benjamin J. Hampton making San Antonio a film hub. Hampton will distribute Sunset pictures with at least four releases annually and may film many projects locally.
Recruiters report ongoing enlistment in San Antonio with expeditions to nearby towns. Captain O Riley lists eight men from You Okny and seven from Boerne for a machine gun company while Capt L Digan builds a group of forty at St Hedwick. Washington orders to halt new enlistments not affecting the infantry.
The Berlin Vossische Zeitung on March 6 printed ads touting paper substitutes for dresses aprons business suits shoe manufacture upholstery and tapestries. Other items include trunks bags pillow cases and mattresses with a range of Jut tet sale offerings.
Herbert Corey reports for the National Geographic Society on American troops billeted in French villages near the front. He describes the dark streets, improvised beds, billeting chalks on walls, and the rugged conditions as officers and men endure war’s logistics and upkeep.
Superintendent Charles M Meek returns to San Antonio after lecturing on school administration at the University of Wisconsin Madison. He begins organizing the school staff for the new year and preparing for the joint county institute in early September. He cites wartime teacher shortages in manual training departments as a nationwide issue.
Paris Dr Daisy M Orieman Robinson on Red Cross Children's Bureau staff in France has won the medal of honor from the French minister of war. The gold medal honors work among epidemics for her service to French wounded as assistant to Dr Paul Gaston at Montpelier.
Phousands use this skin tonic claiming to erase sun damage wrinkles tan freckles sallow skin and spots. It supposedly tinges cheeks with rose color and makes the face look ten years younger with a youthful complexion. Large announcement to follow in this paper.
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