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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text references a national league event, mentions individuals and a committee investigating business antivittye, with unclear names and roles. The readable parts suggest a sports or political meeting context but lack coherent facts to summarize a definite outcome or action.
Me Daughirs of Teabetin celebrate a Sunday assembly at St Mary's with officers and members listed, forming a community gathering. A large program features speeches, including addresses by Mrs. U1 and Mrs. HL Vy, a ceremony at Mtg Retin Waime, and a concert by the Little Phoake Organization.
The acting demobilization plan for Kelly Field proceeds under War Department orders to reduce permanent garrison strength to 300 officers and 3000 enlisted men. Detachments will be formed for redeployment to home fields, with most personnel being discharged or reassigned by mid February, while others remain for maintenance, operations, and support duties at Kelly Field.
A damaged text recounts Republican plans for a Roosevelt memorial funded by donations. It mentions figures such as W Th Thonyron of Yonkers and references to Theodore Roosevelt. the article discusses fundraising challenges and party unity, highlighting patriotic appeals and the goal of national revival.
A garbled historic medical notice describes a new fatal disease emerging in hospitals, with sensationalized terms and unclear details. The fragment hints at infantile paralysis misidentification, then suggests a broader illness linked to testing procedures and potentially dangerous milk additives. Further reliable details are absent in the text.
Fragmented OCR text describes Sunday church services, pastors, and congregational activities across multiple venues. It references baptisms, gatherings, and worship times, with scattered mentions of locations, names, and dates, but the full event details are garbled and partially unreadable.
An old advertisement touts Musterole for neuralgia and various pains. It claims quick relief from headaches sore throats bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma and other ailments. The copy markets jar sizes up to hospital levels priced around $2.50.
Fragmentary report notes a death at Maweigian Size Bey after a sudden illness. The piece mentions associations with local groups and a public memorial event planned for yesterday, with further details obscured by damaged text.
Burleson’s seizure of cables is upheld in a court decision. The lengthy text outlines legal arguments surrounding property seizure and government authority, mentioning parties such as the United States, Hays, and observers like analysts at the time. The ruling centers on the legality of the seizure actions, with references to constitutional implications and wartime powers.
Fragmented text describes relief for tired aching muscles and fever related pain. Mentions sinus liniment used to ease congestion and inflammation. Source text is garbled but suggests a patent medicine style claim for immediate topical relief.
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