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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

14

Red Cross drive boosts San Antonio county memberships

Mercy Perday’s Red Cross fundraising on Houston Street and Alamo Plaza uses Beauty and a corps of auxiliary workers to enroll 31 314 residents in San Antonio and Bexar County. Bands from army camps reinforce campaigning as the drive aims to surpass daily targets with emphasis on “Members not money.”

Beauty Mercy Red Greompaign Ee Cross Red Cross Council of Defense Yemmessee Society Houston Street Alamo Raza Sanu Antonio Bexar County San Antonio Chandler South Lexus Howton RR. &. Bonner J. G. Galbraith Fort Sam Houston Camp Travis Third Infantry Bhedk Steves Abner Albert Steves Majestic Wheater AL Stevenson

Mexican Refugee Colony Turmoil Over News Conflicts

Agitation rises in San Antonio and El Paso among Mexican refugees over garbled reports about Felipe Angeles and Villa allied factions. Leaders like Roque Gon chivga and Francisco Vazquez Gomez are named amid moves to influence executive power, with talks aimed at conciliatory action and potential recognition from the League of Nations.

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Charles H. McKee Publisher of St Louis Globe Democrat Dies

Charles H. McKee, president of the St Louis Globe-Democrat, died last night at his home from pneumonia following influenza. He was 66, survived by his widow, and had led the paper since October 1915 after a 20 year association with the Globe-Democrat.

Charles IL. MeKee St. Louis Charles H. McKee lobe-Denocrat

Pape's Cold Compound touted for quick relief

Ad claims Pape's Cold Compound cures grippe misery and cold symptoms within hours. Take every two hours for three doses to clear nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache, fever, sore throat, and sneezing. Prices are a few cents at any dry goods store.

Pape Grippe Squch

Virulence in influenza epidemic tied to new organism

London doctors report the influenza outbreak showing increased virulence possibly due to a new organism. They note pneumonia can occur with infection spreading through the blood, weakening defenses. The epidemic began in Spain, spread to Europe and then America, with London and other cities affected as trains carried the disease.

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Boys Aid Red Cross Bedside Tables Drive

Quarantine closes schools, but a small group of volunteers uses enforced vacation to build bedside tables for hospitals. The effort supports patients as local Red Cross activities continue amid the holiday break.

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