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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1917
Page
13
A simplistic remedy claims to remove dandruff by dissolving it with a common liquid. Apply nightly to moisten scalp, rub in, and repeat three or four times to dissolve all flake, itching and greasiness vanish, leaving hair soft and shiny.
An event in Loteli Ruck Arkansas featured remarks by military and civic leaders. General William Gorgas, head of the U S Army, spoke on training and nationwide readiness. Officials said temporary rural mail carrier appointments may be used during carrier absences, with duties assigned to capable substitutes.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a questionable tonic labeled as tasteless and containing quinine. Mentions hospital scene, burns, exposure, and Wall Street Journal editor in a Paterson area. Indicates medical concerns and a dubious health claim in a historical page fragment.
Washington reports a broad enemy trading list targeting 1600 firms across twenty Central and South American nations. It bars U S wheat merchants from direct business without a special license, aiming to cut German propaganda support and enforce wartime neutrality. The list centers on Latin America with many entities accused of aiding Germany through finance or propaganda efforts.
In Kaiser, Colo, a man identified as Henry Wy Lutech was seized in a local zone after pro German remarks. He was stripped to the waist, tied, and placed on a dene bound train under armed guard, with orders to hand him to federal authorities at Daneer.
The Dev. GA barge government denied work today as iron labor leaders halted the A. G. Cumbert plant’s output of poos for the government. In France, allied forces saw stoppages and a union demand to permit workers to return to the shop, with limited exceptions noted in hearings.
Fragmented text details wartime political turmoil with references to peasant congresses, French leadership figures, troops in Russia, and German military actions. Mentions Krylenko, Western Front, and measures affecting civilians and food rations, with interleaved local notices on law and governance.
Mrs Moht of Washington Park reports nervousness and blues eased after using Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She shares how the remedies helped with headaches and unrest, and notes friends say she looks younger and healthier. She invites readers to write Lydia E. Pinkham Medical Co for free advice.
A garbled OCR passage recounts a sudden attack with phrases about bayonets, bombs, and soldiers advancing toward danger. Names, details, and clear events are unreadable, yielding a fragmentary, non-specific snapshot of wartime violence.
An advertisement from a historic medical ad promotes Anurie double strength to relieve pain from rheumatism and uric acid buildup. It claims to treat kidney and bladder disorders and promises rapid relief from swelling and inflammation. The copy urges readers to mail water samples to Dr Pierre for a trial treatment.
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