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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

3

Lane urges irrigation plan to employ returning soldiers

Secretary Lane calls for a nationwide program turning idle lands into farms for veterans. He urges large irrigation and drainage projects, government land sales to soldiers on long terms, and a national push to create homes and jobs by developing waterways and cutover lands. He argues this as essential to economy and national security.

Lane Rnment Union Jane Department Agriculture Ana Europe Wagland Canada United States

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Cold Remedy Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a quick, thorough cough and cold relief. It promises soothing balsams and natural ingredients to help coughs from colds, with prices 60 cents and $1.20.

Bell Nature Dr. Bell Jonsen

Dutch premier says Holland has right to sanctuary

In a parliamentary debate on the former German emperor’s visit to Holland, premier Beerenbruck affirmed Holland’s right of sanctuary. The government said the ex-emperor’s stay is temporary and would not allow him to influence another country, while extradition demands would test law and treaty. William Hohenzollern entered Holland November 10 and abdicated formally in Amerongen. Rupprecht of Bavaria is reportedly in Cerve planning to restore Bavaria’s ruling house.

Germany Holland Hig Jonkheer Beerenbruck Vonkover Beerenbruck Netherland Rupprecht Bavaria Paris Temps Geneva Nivitgerland Ruyprecht Cerve Grisony Saya Rupprecht Vofsthe Hatse Wittelebuch Houge

McAdoo urges five year extension of railroad control to 1924

Director General McAdoo argues a five year extension of federal railroad control is the only practical path, extending beyond the present law to January 1, 1924. He says the test would remove politics, stabilize management, and allow a comprehensive program of improvements to prove the future of rail control. The plan seeks to test unified control while avoiding immediate ownership shifts, with President Wilson supporting the approach.

Washington, D.C Congress McAdoo Senate House Interstate Commerce Committees Chamber of Commerce of the United States McaAdoo Wilson Meddoo

Back Like a Board It’s Your Kidneys Remedy Ad

An old time medical advertisement warns that back pain signals kidney or bladder issues and urges immediate action. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules from Haarlem Holland as a remedy, claiming quick relief and two centuries of use, with money back if ineffective.

Thaarlem Holland

Federal-State Authority Conflicts Urge Rail Financing Reform

Policy discussion highlights growing conflicts between state and federal jurisdictions, the inadequacy of an eight billion dollar revolving fund for financing improvements, and the difficulty of forcing railroads to pay for cars and locomotives without litigation and to require terminal upgrades. The push is for action at the earliest moment to keep government operations efficient amid these constraints.

Ito Private Oive

Committee Plans Trade Trip to Mexico January 10

San Antonio business leaders form special Chamber committee to organize a two week rail excursion to Mexico City via coordinated routes with railroad reps. Dallas Houston New Orleans and St Louis are pursuing similar trips to expand Mexican trade. The plan targets Latin American markets and larger cities, aiming for special Pullmans on the journey.

San Antonio Mexico Chamber of Commerce Franz C. Groos J. Silver Albert Steves Jr W. Cy Tigsby Henry J. Halff George C. Holmgreen A. H. Walff Albert Kronkosky Winchester Kelso San’ Antonio Mexico City

Policing plan urged to aid San Antonio visitors

George Roark of the Chamber of Commerce addressed San Antonio police at central headquarters to endorse a systematic information program for visitors. He urged officers to study pamphlets on the city’s history and sights and to give reliable guidance, stressing that officers are the city’s front door and should not say I do not know.

George Roark Chamber of Commerce San Antonio Central Police Alamo City Roark Wright WT. Edwards San Hurley Nowning Mr. Stvark Mr. Roark Kansan

Federal Reserve Bank Directors Re-Elected for 1919

Washington reports the board re elected the class of Federal Reserve Bank directors for three years to avoid personnel disruption during system readjustment. Directors named include Allen Hollis Boston New York Peabody Philadelphia Harrison Cleveland Bruce Richmond Brown Allonia Heath Chicago Martin Stanley Tightner Minneapolis Malone Kansas City Newsome Dallas Moore San Francisco. A stray dialogue fragment follows with a misquoted exchange about truthfulness.

Washington, D Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Card Federal Reserve Allen Hollis Boston Reserve Bank George Foster Peabody New York Bank Charles (. Harrison Philadelphia H. H. Wolfe Cleveland Howard Bruce Richmond Edward J. Brown Allonia William A. Heath Chicago William McQ. Martin Stanly William WW. Tightner Minneapolis Malone Kansas City W. BR. Newsome Dallas Walton N. Moore San Francisco

Hungary’s First Ambassador to Switzerland Decr edited

Berne December report states Madame Rosika Schwimmer an early Ford peace mission figure and hailed Hungary’s first ambassador to Switzerland will be deprived of that title by the Hungarian government. Camille De Coppet, Swiss military official, says the omission is provisional.

Berne Rosika Schwiinmiey Ford Europe Hungary Switzerland Lchwintner Camille DeCoppet Military Department of the Republic

Doctors argue over amount of clothes women should wear

Chicago delegates at the American Public Health Association meeting debated whether women should wear fewer clothes for health and moral reasons. Dr Jeanette Shrockmorton condemned summer dress as indecent, while Dr Effie Lobdell urged lighter attire for hygiene and social progress.

Chicago America Public Health Association Jeanette Shrookmorton Chariton Down Shrockmorton Effie S. Lobdell Lebel New

Society notes from St Anthony area gatherings and visits

Mrs Ki and Mr Gites return with daughter Miss Mildred Gates from Denver. Virginia Nathan heads home to Kansas City after a visit with Mrs G.G. Nathan. Miss Mary Nelson and Miss Mildred Corner host and visit. Mrs Benno Kayton entertains at the Original Mexican Cafe with bridge and luncheon. Various visiting relatives and military personnel are noted along with post and quarantine postponements affecting events.

Mrs. Ki Mr Gites Mildred Gates the St. Anthony Denver Colo Miss Virginia Nathan Kansas City G. G. Nathan Cypress Street

Parachutes of Finest Silk in British Balloon Service

In a Saturday Evening Post excerpt, Liont H. K. Black describes British balloon service parachutes as fine white silk, timbre shaped with a 12 inch top hole for air release. Parachutes pack in a cone case with a spring mechanism. once weight bears, the bottom releases the rope and silk, then the thread breaks to open the chute.

Liont H. K. Black Haif Ehes Major France

Welcome Home Heroes Parade After War Return

Hundreds of wounded and uninjured soldiers sailors marines and aviators arrived in New York Harbor aboard six transports from European ports. The scene featured jubilant reunions with families and wives, quotes from recovered servicemen who declared themselves cured, and stories of sacrifice from the Argonne to open seas. The parade spotlighted teamwork across services plus civilian workers including YWCA and GA staff, with war trophies and German memorabilia aboard ship.

New York Bee Sons of the Nation New York Harbor France Ingland Amellen Europe Argonne Forest YW. C. AL Magand Adriatic Ageanius Britivy Land

Limburg Residents Fear Annexation Rumor in Limburg Province

Residents in southern Limburg hear repeated Belgian and Belgian press hints of possible separation from the Netherlands. Forty nine burgomasters telegraph to Queen Wilhelmina pledging loyalty and urging unity amid tensions. In Washington a government note says export plans to allies include 4000 tons of cotton seed meal and 130,000 tons of cotton seed oil and 73000 tons of vegetables.

Limburg Amsterdam Belgtan Brench Holland Wilhelmina Allies Washingon, PLC Toad

William A. Paton Dies in New York Publisher of World 1877 81

William Ayiesw Paton a noted author and former New York World publisher died in New York on Wednesday. Paton led the World from 1877 to 1881 and was a prominent newspaper figure.

William A. Traton New York William Ayiesw Paton Josh Mr. Paton New York World

Physician Endorses Nuxated Iron For Those With Iron Deficiency

Dr James Sullivan former physician at Polleyua Hospital and Westchester County Hospital explains iron deficiency weakens body and mind. He urges blood exams, notes older inorganic iron harms teeth, and promotes Nuxated Iron as a safe effective option when prescribed. He warns against cheaper metallic iron and stresses physician supervision and refunds.

James Francia Sullivan Polleyua Hospital Outhousy Dept New York Westchester County Hospital Ife

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