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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
13
A noisy monologue describes stomach acid and indigestion with dubious cures. It praises bismuth salts and medicinal powders, claiming to neutralize acidity and relieve symptoms. It mentions ingesting Jad Salts, lemon juice, and phosphate mixtures as a treatment regimen.
A burglary at the West Central Office building occurred early Wednesday morning. Thieves stole a showcase and clothing, with the safety vault left untouched. police are investigating and recovering affected items.
A temperate system is forecast to move across Sint Antonin with changing conditions. Storm areas crossed the Panhandle Wednesday morning, extending toward the Pacific Northwest. Much of the region remains unsettled with snow and cold snaps reported, including Town Nebraska and the Dokutay, where temperatures dropped to extreme lows.
An old advertisement warns that bad colds are dangerous and promote health concerns. It touts Dr. Bell’s Honey and Tar as a quick relief, claiming benefits for all ages and urging use despite lingering symptoms.
General March directed camp and shipboard officials to stop civilian tailors from selling or delivering U S Army uniforms to officers and men soon to be discharged. The War Department limits retention of uniforms and demands proper insignia while forbidding sale to dischargees. Violators face fines or imprisonment.
A planned trade excursion to Mexico may include a visit to Tampico. The itinerary runs from Nuevo Laredo to Monterey, then via the Pacific coast to Mexico City and Zacatecas, with a stop over in Tampico if approved. Officials confirm routes are in good order and security measures are in place as the group considers adjustments after Monterrey.
Two men were injured when a military police patrol car and a delivery automobile collided at 3:40 am at the West Commerce and St Mary’s intersection. Private Horton drove the patrol car. Private Monzhennd rode as passenger. The Barker Bakery delivery vehicle was driven by J S Adams. both drivers were uninjured. A government mule was struck and damaged. An illegible bystander narrative follows.
Army orders list multiple officers including Colonel Hurt B Jordan and Captain Reed. It notes transfers from Howard Antonis Arenal Rock Leland Arugnab to Fort Bayard New Mexico and mentions various field postings and duty changes among officers and cadets. The fragmentary text names Kelly Field and Fort Bayard and hints at retraining or reassignment actions amid a school or academy setting.
Advertisement claims a harmless hair dye that darkens gray or light hair to bold brown or black, promises no odor or grease, and asserts it is undetectable after washing. It urges readers to mail a coupon for a free trial package and booklet, with pricing and ordering details included.
A garbled public notice from Kenton Pharmacy Co Covington Kentucky invites readers to send ten cents for a package described as Tintage of brown shade products. The text is unreadable in parts but requests a fit name and address, and mentions postage and parking implications.
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