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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1919
Page
6
A vintage beauty ad touts Brownian dye as a quick fix for streaky gray or bisarde hair. It claims the product can instantly produce any shade of brown or black, offering ease and striking results for a flawless look.
The Fiesta Sandacino festival planned for Apell week faces a referendum on holding events. A meeting with 27 businessmen produced 11 in favor, 35 opposed, and 1 neutral, prompting a vote to decide whether to proceed with the traditional celebration amid fiscal concerns and Liberty Bond rhetoric.
An old advertisement touts Brownatone hair dye as safe and harmless. It claims no poisonous ingredients and promises rapid gray coverage in brown shades. The ad urges readers to order a trial package for 25 cents plus postage, with a free booklet on hair care.
Fragmentary mail note with misspelled phrases and disjointed items about a site rover portage and branching Brownstone Widget and Vita Grown. The readable parts touch on a Connie Building and an enclosed site, but the full meaning remains obscured.
The article documents debate over financing a Fiesta carnival, with officials, teachers, and residents voicing support or opposition. Proposals include 1678 allocations, potential tax or fund sources, and concerns about community impact and decorum.
Fragmented OCR text describes a photograph of a grave for a war casualty and a mother figure, tied to Red Cross society notices. It references a frame or folder with dates and data about a grave site at Port Charlotte and the May 1918 death, mentioning names such as Vie Uherauin and Mrs Vaan Nunas Perez.
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