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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
16
The Alsace and Lorraine Superior Council, in its first French meeting, denounces German proposals for Alsace Lorraine and refuses foreign interference in its future. It says solace comes 48 years too late and asserts France without a plebiscite.
An advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a quick cold remedy. It claims the tea opens pores, relieves congestion, and soothes the bowels. The product is described as inexpensive and suitable for children, with instructions to brew a teaspoonful in boiling water and drink after straining.
Two programs scheduled by the Alion Mission Chapter Daughters of the Republic for Independence Day. A Saturday evening ceremony at the Alamo includes flag presentations, songs, poems, and a Lone Star flag gift to Boy Scouts. A Sunday afternoon event features readings and a brief community service as part of the observance activities.
Washington debate on lifting export limits bogged by a coalition of Southern senators urging repeal of embargo rules. The body rejected a Kirby amendment to the wheat guarantee bill while voices from both parties argued for or against easing restrictions on cotton exports amid wartime trade concerns.
A South Carolina lint cotton manufacturers meeting discussed wartime policy and the President's authority to sign a bill affecting supply measures. Georgia's Semeler Smith questioned the shift, while the group favored reduced factory hours from 60 to 56 per week and supporting universal unemployment among workers amid economic strain.
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