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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1923
Page
14
A chaotic scene described as Trish troops failing to halt a house burning amid a worsening situation. The article notes government reprisals provoking irregulars and a troubled security situation as a peace move is considered.
A San Antonio Light notice promotes the Boys Living outside San Antonio to join the Ray Salesmen Association. It urges boys to be bright and clean, claim good salesmanship starts with neat shirts and cheerful manner, and invites signups at the association office.
Application form requests admission to The San Antonio Light's Boy Salesmen Association in San Antonio Texas. The note asks for name age address and telephone, promises a membership card, and indicates dues of two dollars per year. The fragmentary text implies daily reading of The Light and inclusion in the association.
The article reports escalating violence with government forces targeting rebels, including water supply closures and widespread arson. House burnings rise to about six daily, while regular troops pursue a shaky ceasefire. Barracks and workhouses burn. bombs and attacks on trains increase, with authorities debating holds, peace moves, and potential elections amid turmoil.
Claim by Mrs Edna Pretlow of Magnet Virginia details severe scalp disease and facial sores easing after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. She reports four cakes of Soap and six boxes of Ointment cured her condition.
Dr Spaeth arrives in San Antonio to deliver talks under a cooperative program with Watchall Company and the National Cows Veil committee. He speaks at Our Lady of Me Lake College and Main Avenue High School, hosts a dinner, and participates in civic and campus events detailing music and ethics.
An ad promotes Dyspapsia tablets as relief for dyspepsia and sour stomach. It suggests diet options like pie and wholesome foods while claiming the tablets neutralize stomach acid and ease discomfort after a few days. The copy emphasizes alkaline swelling and branded relief.
An advertisement touts medicinal smoke as a remedy for catarrh and colds. It credits Dr Blascer a cathartic specialist and promotes a medicinal herb mix smoked in a cigarette or cigar to soothe throat and lungs, claim relief from sore throat sinus issues and cold symptoms. The text markets the product as safe for all ages.
New York police raid on a poker gathering at Mrs Sprague's apartment ended with arrest of Ata. Baw nie Apragne on a charge of running a gambling room. Magistrate Oburwager heard that poker was a social draw for women and married men, with witnesses noting losses and wire service pressure backing demands for change. The raid disrupted a casual "half hour watch" among friends who had dropped in.
Reports from the Jivestock paubury foundatee at Hidalge county indicate progress in eradicating a cattle disease. Over 9000 head of cattle were shipped for disposal, with shipments proceeding despite lacking organized herds.
The fragment discusses skin irritation and remedies including sulfur for breakouts, mentions Mentha antphur and cautions about heating, alongside garbled lines about medical preparations, cosmetics, and a reference to Stowles Mrocag-Aulphar from a drag store.
A fragment shows Dr. Spaeth praised for brilliant concert and opera reviews in the New York Evening Mail and later writing for the New York Times. The piece notes his translations and English versions for opera, including work on the Metropolitan Opera House productions. It mentions his Milton dissertation, Doctor of Philosophy from Princeton, and academic ties.
New York Mayres Inn chartered a luxury Atlantic voyage for rich travelers. Aboard were GAT millionaires and other elites, including William We White and FTC chairman Murdock, on a two leg cruise across the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.
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