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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1919
Page
18
Memorial services will be held in the chambers of the Court of Civil Appeals as resolutions of the Nar Association are considered. Judge LH Swearingen, chief justice of the Fourth Court, presided over the session.
A waning market report outlines hog price maintenance strategies amid suspensions and midweek disruptions. Officials note ongoing effects on supply chains and pork industry stakeholders, with deadlines and policy considerations for late February and March adjustments.
A garbled report references an arrest for alleged insurance or beverage violations amid a writ of habeas corpus action. Names and places are unintelligible, with phrases indicating legal proceedings, suppression of quantities, and legislative session involvement.
A woman named Tess Shuwdea was hanged today at the Emery RU for a Yeomarder at Lottie Mas Brandon. Heavily guarded at the Naval Experiment Station to prevent disturbances, the event drew police attention as the victim and suspect were connected to the Valentine Beane case. The 30 year old defendant died as planned and witnesses described the scene.
Report summarizes rising Jugo Slavia Italy tensions with calls for a peace conference. Observers note mobilizations and troop moves around the European theater as major powers consider unified action.
A fragmented report discusses suppression efforts in Moscow and other Soviet cities aimed at curbing epilemies and moral controls. It notes measures proposed by leaders to maintain social order, with references to workers, war ministers, and public displays, reflecting broad government tightenings and cultural censorship.
Fragmented text describes a legal matter involving a military service member and government records. It references Pershing and a death, with mentions of consent and a court-like action. No clear outcome or dates are readable.
Reported troop relocations and mobilization efforts describe regiments moving toward Boston routes, with mentions of Washington and The Rocky Mountain region. The piece notes intelligence on Hungarian arrests in Budapest and high level military figures undergoing detainment amid counter propaganda charges.
An ad touts Nuva-Tone or Nuga-Tane claiming to cure rheumatism cold and weakness, restoring weight from 149–162 pounds and improving nerves, heart, stomach and kidneys. It cites past illness, current vitality, and a money back guarantee if no improvement.
The Wolff & Marx Store presents a Spring line of Men’s Shirts built for full cut and freedom of movement, with long bodies and varied sleeve lengths. Fabrics are described as the best available, with new patterns and colorings, offering a custom-made feel at lower prices.
A seller touts a new line of Negligee Shirts described as UNI and suited for virile taste. The collection features Peench or fold hack cuffs, conservative stripes, and a mix of colors with double models and soft coal crepe materials. Prices range from 1.50 to 2.00.
A catalog-style ad touts crepe silk four-in-hand ties with embroidery and thin patterns priced around 75c to 2.50. It also promotes warm weather pajamas in madras two-piece sets, highlighted at 1.95 and 4.95 with sale prices and durable fabrics.
Advertises silk socks with various color options and sizes at discounted prices. Mentions Lily of France silk socks and multiple price points including 43 cents per pair and 3.05 dollars per dozen, with special daily deals and stock references.
A damaged OCR passage lists names, streets, and personal notices from a 19th century style letter. It references residents and family relations, a legal or social context, and scattered geographic identifiers such as Lexington Aves and New York City. The text is garbled but preserves several proper nouns and partial addresses.
Belator Calder of New York introduced a resolution demanding an investigation into alleged large wheat shipments to Belgium by the Belgian Telegraph Commission. The move accuses the shipments of aiding food purposes tied to war efforts and potential sufferings in allied nations.
An unclear ad style note promotes a remedy called Hyamel and related products. It mentions relief from coughing and breathing issues and suggests a complete Hyamel outfit with a bottle. The text references M. Flecher's and implies availability of an extra bottle offer.
A damaged text fragment hints at a local event involving robbers and a brick related scene. Names and specifics are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases and partial references. The item resembles a public notice with legal or sale content but no clear details remain.
A garbled verse parodies a remedy scene with references to foot pain and relief. It mentions ointments from a druggist and department store, a humorous catalog of weary feet and playful lines about relief lasting a year. The text imitates antique newspaper language.
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