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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
12
A garbled report suggests Chase was cleared by Provident Jota of the National League after a dispute over a 14 throw incident. The text contains numerous errors but implies a suspension near Cincinnati and ongoing damages suits related to the case.
An old homes remedy advertises a cough syrup mixture labeled Finox with molasses and sugar syrup. It claims rapid relief for throat and chest irritation, warns to ask for “244 ounces of Finox” and guarantees satisfaction or refund.
Columbus Feb 8 The Methodist centenary celebration will be held June 4 to 6, announced by the joint commission of the Church North and Church South. The program includes world democracy day and Bible day. Delegates from duty states and une ans will attend with leaders from Africa China and Malay communities represented. Demonstrations of thermophore tox heaters are advertised by Sana Bpely Hardware Co.
Paris reports the supreme council received the Bolshevik acceptance to attend a conference on the Princely Islands and to send a joint committee of two representatives from each of five divisions. Movil government reps will meet them as plans are pressed to reach a consensus on participation amid undecided anti Soviet factions.
A miner attempting to mix blasting powder near Wook village caused a violent explosion that badly burned two fellow miners. One man collapsed from the blast with visible injuries while others nearby escaped largely unharmed. An investigation into the incident is pending.
A Soviet statement indicates readiness to acknowledge Russia’s financial obligations and to begin talks to halt military actions. It claims flexibility regarding recognition and notes negotiations with the Entente powers, Princes Islands terms, and the path for further dialogue with allied states. The note requests clear dates and routes for potential talks and asserts intent to avoid interference with Entente goals.
A chaotic account describes a collision near Sallabby Michigan involving Pilot Stevens and others, with a landing crash that injured the crew. The narrative shifts to a trial tale in Washington and a family drama, including a frightened wife and a whispered oath.
Readable fragments describe American and Allied forces driving Bolshevik units from Vistuyka and Vaga sectors near Archangel. General Galva’s Siberian troops near Kurgur and Permition face attrition as Soviet lines falter under heavy artillery and infantry assaults. Messages note casualties, captures, and ongoing efforts to hold positions while reinforcements arrive.
A18th century style dispatch notes widespread famine among German forces and their allies, with estimates of deaths rising as relief efforts falter. Assertions include a doctor’s grim count and calls to evacuate vulnerable areas while Switzerland secures a limited cotton import to support rationing plans.
An early ad rail warns of deadly poison gas and dire digestive symptoms while promoting the GOLD MEDAL "Analar" remedy. It claims quick relief, cites Dutch laboratories, and promises refunds for unsatisfied buyers, urging readers to obtain genuine packages from specific retailers.
Weimar, noted as the home of many Teutonic poets, was chosen as the seat of the new German National Assembly. The city, in the Saale valley, hosts the palace, medieval walls, and many historic buildings linked to Goethe, Wagner, Luther, and Cranach. The scene includes the theater, art rooms, and graves of notable figures in its rich cultural past.
Vague scribbles mention Italy and initial date, large sums like 2.7 billion, and a figure around 45.13 billion. References to former principal, support for the cause, and the Society of Nations suggest discussion of international aid and calm governance, with uncertain attribution and damaged context.
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