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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
13
Fragmented text describes spring blouse styles in georgette and crepe de chine with trims and varied materials. It mentions affordable pricing around seven dollars and fifty cents, with references to colors and fashion detail, though many words are garbled. The readable portion highlights new styles and low prices.
A chaotic scene unfolds as residents and officials clash while police receive orders to clear streets. The mayor emphasizes swift action against disturbances, citing safety concerns and the need to restore order in a tense urban area. Community voices call for restraint and constructive dialogue.
A Texas court ruling holds municipal governments may not transfer money from the Special Improvement Fund to other uses. Chief Justice Thy Lee et al. concurring say such transfers would violate constitutional tax provisions. The decision stems from a Beeville case about funding a new power plant, with implications for city governance and budgeting.
A chaotic OCR fragment from a Houston area paper details Awasksel's strong support for a new Bexar County court. It references Judge McCarthy and Allen, mentions costs, prison crowding, and the push to appoint a judge, with Austin-based involvement and political maneuvering for the court's establishment.
An old advertisement promotes Calotabs as the best remedy for colds and flu, claiming it clears symptoms quickly and prevents pneumonia. It describes taking Calotabs on the tongue at bedtime and waking with improved appetite and energy, urging purchase in sealed packages for 35 cents with money-back guarantees.
Detectives Whites and Rabinson arrested two men after a Tuesday night swindle near the Southern Terminal passenger station. The suspects used a game involving a pencil and marked wagers to trick victims, with authorities noting numerous active police inquiries and ongoing investigations into the broader scheme.
An advertisement touts BAYOID and EATONIC as cures for acid stomach and related symptoms. It promises quick relief from bloating belching and indigestion, asserting the remedies are harmless and effective with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The copy imitates early 20th century patent medicine prose.
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