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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
6
Police report a disturbance at a residence on Virginia Boulevard where mice frightened a family and startled residents around 3 o'clock Wednesday morning. Detectives and mounted patrol investigated after water glasses were overturned in the kitchen, but no injuries or decisive clues were found.
A dubious scalp remedy advocates four ounces of plain alcohol rubbed into the scalp at night to dissolve dandruff. Claims imply complete elimination after several applications with immediate hair improvements including shine and smoothness. Also includes police notes on thefts, a Mexican detention, and a 30 year old taken into custody for passing worthless checks.
Londin reports officers and men suffering severe shell shock and other ailments from trenches. Brine baths in England are credited with restoring nerves and aiding recovery, with patients returning to their duties as strength improves and vitality returns.
Former President Taft, visiting Camp Travis near San Antonio, delivers multiple speeches to troops including the 173th Infantry and the 24th Machine Gun Battalion. He discusses national army support, patriotism, and the importance of mobilization, while reflecting on German actions and U.S. wartime policy.
A faded ad copy urges removing catarrhal deafness and nasal issues by visiting a druggist for Parpint double strength. Mix with hot water as directed for quick relief from ringing noises and nasal blockage. Encourages patients with catarrhal deafness to try the prescription.
Former President Taft spoke to soldiers at a military camp near West Point praising discipline and unity. He warned of German brutality, urged relentless pursuit of victory, and emphasized national resolve behind the Allied cause with cheers from the crowd and a marching band finale.
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