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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
12
Feb New York report notes fashion shifts after war training. International Gul ters association members at annual convention discuss changes in male attire and the impact of military bearing on posture.
Motorists speeding in residential zones face fines around 3000 dollars as the city’s Fire and Police Commissioner Wright expands enforcement. Reports show average penalties range from 1 to 2 hundred dollars, with officers urging caution and warning that arrested drivers pay court costs in addition to fines.
A jumble of names and notes lists visitors, registrations, and arrivals at hotels and inns including Gunter, Menger, and St Anthony. Mentions Marling, Leahy, Tauren, Atlee, Kunde, Slrgoa, Swain, Google, and others staying or registered at these venues.
A Texas appellate court rules that a city may regulate driverless cars rented for hire, overturning a lower court injunction. The ruling states such car rental businesses use city streets and constitute a public service, allowing bonds and licensing fees to be imposed. The decision affirms city power to require bonds of $10,000 per vehicle and to collect related license and inspection fees as part of public safety and welfare concerns.
An aged advertisement touts an allegedly effective cold remedy called Hamburg Tea. The fragment urges mixing Hamburg tea with boiling water for quick relief, claiming it opens pores and relieves congestion. Text is garbled and nonstandard.
Army Medical Officers report isolation of germs linked to nephritis and other diseases under study in Paris. Officials describe virus behavior across three tests, noting unfamiliar strains and potential links to German troop movements and the war.
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