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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1918

Page

7

City council urged to fix telephone rates at 2 and 5 dollars

A petition will be presented to the San Antonio city council urging an ordinance to set legal telephone rates at 2 dollars monthly for residential use and 5 dollars for business. The meeting of Post D Travelers' Protective Association debated the Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone Company rate request, with local physicians and trades council representatives present. Participants agreed no adequate showing had been made to justify higher rates and urged protection for users. The San Antonio Typographical Union also opposed rate increases. Auction sale notices and other items follow.

San Antonio Post D Travelers’ Protective Association Gunter Tlatel Southwestern Telegraph Uephone Company Bexar County Medical Society Thomas Dorbandt San Antonio ‘Trades Council A. W. Jlarlman Ipated S. Mays William A. Black J. P. Lovelady San Antonio Typographical Union No. 172

Internal Bath Remedy Endorsed by Patient Letter

Mr Joseph Tosenbawm writes Dr Charles Tyrrell of New York praising the J. Cascade internal bath remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and constipation. He claims years of suffering ended and health greatly improved. Readers may request a free booklet from H H Wagner at 4075 Houston St San Antonio.

Joseph Tosenbawm Chas. A. Tyrrell New York But J. Cascade Nature Chas. A. ‘Tyrrell M. J HH. L Wagner Houston SL San Antonio Dr. Tyrreh

Mother’s Friend advertised for expectant mothers

An old promotional notice touts Mother's Friend as a reliable external remedy for pregnancy. It claims to lubricate the abdomen to ease stretching and reduce pain during and after birth. The ad lists Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta as the maker and offers a free motherhood booklet by mail.

Bradfields Egulator Co Lamar Atlanta

A M College Plans Full Cavalry Regiment for War Service

A and M College alumni in Austin report Governor Hobby and Adjutant General Harley have approved raising a full Agricultural and Mechanical Cavalry Regiment for U.S. war service. The unit will be offered to Governor Hobby when the War Department authorizes new National Guard formations. An organizing committee will recruit former A and M students across Texas, spurred by Dallas sentiment and club support.

Austin Tex Porer Texas Agrienna and Mechanical College United States Hobby Goveror Hobby Harley A. and M. College Eli Joe Utay Dallas A. Id M War Department National Guard A. and ML College

Supreme War Council backs unity against German Austrian peace overtures

The Supreme War Council at Versailles declares no term of peace meets allied demands and vows complete unity in policy and military effort. It criticizes German and Austrian peace speeches as incompatible with freedom justice and international law, and pledges continued vigorous prosecution of the war.

London Supreme War Council von Hertling Germany Count Czernin Austria Versailles Monsieurs Clemenceau Pichon France Lloyd George Lord Milner Great Britain Orlando Baron Synnino Lally Weygand Wilson Dora Ulises Foch Robertson Alfieri Cn Ed Rece Germat Litutsk H Rent

Leaders Convene at Versailles War Council Amid Peace Prospects

The Supreme War Council met at Versailles with Clemenceau presiding from Tuesday to Saturday. Delegations included General Bliss for the United States, Lloyd George for Great Britain, Orlando for Italy, and Foch and Weigand for France, signaling major wartime decisions and potential paths to peace. The gathering aimed to review prosecution of the war and explore peace possibilities as civilian hardship persisted and United States forces stood ready.

Clemenceau Supreme War Council Versailles France Georges Clemenceau United States Lasker K. Bliss Great Britain Lloyd George Ienry Hughes Wilson Italy Orlando Soaping Cadorna Vpichyn Ferdinand Foch Viatt Ministry of War Maximo Weigand

Strikes in Germany and Austria Reach Beyond Leaders

London Times dispatch notes strikes in Germany and Austria organized without the recognized leaders. Austrian figure Otto Bauer linked to Bolshevik influence. German authorities moved to suppress unrest by forming loyalist units and restricting presses. Government also restricted wheat shipments to Vienna, amid rising tensions and concern over morale in the fighting forces.

London Thrace San Antonio Philadelphia Public Ledger the Public Ledger Gothenburg London Times Germany Austria Wies Otto Bauer Russia Kerensky Petrograd Vienna

Food Shortages in East Loom From Rail Congestion

United States food shortages persist in parts of the East as rail congestion hinders movement. Director General McAdoo ramps up relief with 200 carloads of livestock feed eastward and 1000 refrigerated cars daily to move supplies from the Midwest to congested New England districts.

East Loom Washinguot D.C United States Railroad Administration Hastert United States National Railroad Genera McAdoo New England Middle West General McAdoo Garfield McaAdoo Smith New York New Mohawk Valley Dierfield New Laghind Atlantic State Thelo

Chivalry of Tie Seal and the Chesapeake Victory Tribute

Park Benjamin writes in the New York Independent about naval history from the Chesapeake and Halifax clashes. Officers and sailors from both sides received equal honors in Portland burial rites, while the Guerriere and Constitution episode features Captain Deere and Admiral Dacres sharing respect amid a battlefield funeral.

Park Benjamin New York Independent Chesapeake Halifax Portland Perry Drutas m Captain Deere

Kiddie Kloth Yard Items and Longcloth Offers

Yard wide bleached domestic fabric with soft finish and no starch sold by the piece or yard. Twelve yard pieces of fine quality longcloth suitable for undergarments priced at $1.69 per piece or $2 per yard. Also available 25c yard for kiddie cloth and 12 yard pieces at 69 cents per yard for undergarments.

Light weight Marseilles spreads offered at sale price

Lightweight spring and summer bedspreads sized 81 by 90 inches, neatly hemmed. Premium $2.50 grade offered for $2.19, a savings attractive to homemakers.

Marseilles

Blood Cleanser Promises Cure for Scrofula Impurity

An advertisement extolls a blood purifier that claims to remove hereditary impurities and scrofula. It asserts purified blood restores growth and vigor, promising rapid results and offering medical guidance upon request. The pitch targets readers seeking improved health through the product sold by Swift & Company laboratories.

Nndvic Malstress Swift Seecifie Co Hess Swift Laboratory Atlartr Mere

Quick relief from constipation with Olive Tablets

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free remedy for constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets gently stimulate the bowels and liver with no griping, promising quick, pleasant results at bedtime.

Edwards Calomel

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