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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1919
Page
9
A letter describes a woman’s struggle with severe nervousness during pregnancy and her use of Cardul. She notes dizziness, weakness, and inability to talk, then reports gradual recovery and gratitude for the remedy. The account emphasizes increased strength and normalcy after taking Cardul.
A large batch of bills was introduced in the Texas Legislature as it nears adjournment, including measures on Blue Sky reform, constitutional amendments, election law changes, and public health. Lawmakers debate delaying an extra session while pursuing fiscal and regulatory bills, with key issues pending in both chambers and many measures awaiting governor action.
A proposed bill in the Texas Legislature seeks a new criminal court for Bexar County to handle criminal and civil cases in expedited fashion. San Antonio Representative W. A. Tne reports the measure would empower a single court with limited jurisdiction. Nordhaus is mentioned as opposing the need. The proposal targets faster handling of criminal matters, with county officials weighing the plan and its cost.
A city board of equalization will finish rendered rolls this week and begin unrendered property valuations next week. Assessments are expected to raise city valuations by millions, led by merchandise stocks and personal property. Realty values will show substantial increases, with overall gains possibly between two and fourteen million dollars. The rate may drop, enabling schools to collect more money despite lower tax rates.
In Beverywath district a former police officer Hibbs faced arraignment for the killing of Murphree after self defense questions and expert testimony began. The examination opened with jurors selected, witnesses to testify Monday, as defense objected to some lines of questioning.
The casualty list enumerates many service members linked to the expeditionary war effort. It lists individuals by name, rank, and associated units or locations, highlighting ongoing losses and the breadth of the conflict across different theaters. The fractured OCR preserves numerous proper names and places, underscoring the personal impact of the campaign.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Austin and Mor r imehie with cryptic numbers and names. Readable items are insufficient to identify a coherent event or notice. Summarizing readers would misrepresent the source.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous places and names and promotes a laxative medicine. It mock‑advertises Tamacine Waters and other products with claims of bowel relief. The passage reads like an old time pharmacy pitch with scattered city and personal names and a heavy advertising tone.
Washington dispatch reports the Shipping Board will extend merchant seamen training aboard steamers docking at coastal facilities. Over 38,000 applicants have signed up for courses as the board moves to build a fleet of new sea cruisers. Viscount Grey, foreign secretary, is cited amid reports of health issues and policy shifts in the foreign office.
An advertisement cites Charles A Tyrrell of New York promoting Cascade as a bowel irrigation method. It claims benefits for fatigue and sleep, and invites readers to learn more from HOD Wagner's Direct Store in Antonia Lexa with a 50 percent discount offer on Tyrrell's booklet "Why Man...".
A fragment notes women recognizing their value and calling for attention to self-worth in Edinburgh. It hints at empowerment rhetoric and public speaking by a woman speaker. The piece lacks details on date or context but centers on assertion of agency and respect.
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