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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads like a meeting note involving Tucker and Yeets, unclear references to tables, farms, and a theory for greater something. Mentions Kelly Wrang distribution and a possible vote or proposal, but many words corrupted.
Medical officers report only a small number of men examined at Camp Leavis show tuberculosis. About 20 men may be discharged due to aerenlonis. many tests are ongoing and results will be compiled for a division surgeon.
Fragmented OCR text describes military labor or camp movements near San Antonio, with references to the Menger Hotel, camps, and workers awaiting orders. Names and several garbled phrases appear, indicating a disordered report from a wartime era.
Union leaders at Trades Council Hall reported unions will assist in recruiting mechanics for army machine shops and motor transport in support of the war effort. Major Ireland urged enlistment of youths for this service and noted the need to keep anchor trucks and ambulances in top condition. Carlos Bee outlined Red Cross fundraising and manpower needs, while John Z Kirby of Morris Bank discussed the financial system and worker benefits.
A cryptic note from San Antonio recipients thanks service members for Christmas packets. The writer expresses gratitude for thoughtful gifts sent to veterans and mentions communication from the First ... The letters describe relief amid hardship and appreciation for the aid provided by the military and associated charities.
An advertisement by Lydia E. Pinkham promises relief for women troubled by crying spells and weakness. It features a testimony from Angsty Baughpuan of Bax 6, Pennsylvania, describing headaches and fatigue improving after using a vegetable compound and medical advice. The copy prompts readers to write for confidential information at Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
An opportunity is open for San Antonians and Mis community members to enlist with the National Guard troops stationed at Camp Bowie. Volunteers may be eligible for the officers training camp at Camp Skeely. Enlistments in local batteries and training at Camp Bowie continue with a May deadline and draft eligibility implications.
A cargo of Texas grown oranges from Premont Valforris Citeos Prat Growves arrived at the San Antonio market Friday. Growers report sweet, juicy fruit despite unfavorable conditions. Prospects say good sails, water, and climate support profitability, though late frosts may reduce fruit this year.
A disjointed report details a controversial plan tied to a hotel sale, opposition from ward officials, and a push to boost purchases at local stores. It notes holiday timing, proposed boxing of items, and concerns over shopper behavior. Key names and places are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Washington reports Surgeon General Gorgas notes pneumonia rising in the National Guard during the week ending December 7. The 44th division shows notable spread with many preterm cases. 174 deaths in the National Army and 47 deaths from pneumonia. Names and units listed in the official memo.
A surgeon and sportsman died of pneumonia yesterday at age 56. He served on numerous government advisory boards and was secretary for the Pan-American Medical Congress. He made several trips to European battlefields in the interest of surgery.
An advertisement touts LENsz Made Clothes as the best in the southwest. It claims cloth selection by an expert, cutting by a Taster watter, and tailoring by top southern tailors to meet high standards. The store is located at 312 West Commerce.
Felix Calander, vice president of the republic and head of the Department of the Interior, was elected president of Switzerland. He received 17 votes. Miller was elected vice president by a vote of 155 to 44, with Gur Lay Agon noted as president of the intern tum Red Cross.
An Atlantic port report confirms a bomb discovered in the shaft alley of the Norwegian steamer Bergstailen, which sailed last week for a foreign port. The chief engineer found the infernal machine, according to a message from the ship received by a lecter.
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