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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1919
Page
7
Fragmented lines indicate a meeting or program involving Knights of a local group and several named persons. Words are garbled, but references to a hall and an evening program suggest a community gathering or ceremony with multiple participants.
The report details Captain Joseph Sheldon of the 90th and other officers arriving home from the front to Fort Base Hospital. It notes injuries, hospital care, furloughs, and soldiers adjusting to civilian life, with references to several named officers and their units amid a mix of reconnaissance and homeward movements.
A fragmented report describes Macky Mayer Omi wounded during combat in the Argonne Forest. The text mentions hospital care at Sam Houston Memorial and notes a wartime leave with his parent.
Fragmentary text mentions British and American efforts in wartime, entertainment at the Lamb's Club, and overseas action by Lieutenant Maverick at St Mihiel. It references soldiers, hospitality, and a veiled discussion of morale and culture amid conflict.
The article reports on postponed arrangements for a memorial service for Col. Mundore Roosevelt and the impact on state governors. Telegrams to General Wool yielded no reply, and reports say General Wood attended funeral activities. Dr. Frederic Eeisl, memorial committee chair, says plans are paused until further word from Wood.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an iron chemistry experiment and problem solving at Camp Privis Friday morning. Mentions concentration, pyle denis iniing, and preparation steps with references to Vrenuest, Twasanite, and DiGiet stor. Indicates an organized sequence for solving the problem, including prep, evaluation, and final steps, but details remain unclear in the text.
Fragmented report outlines a civil suit for fifteen thousand dollars tied to a disputed incident. The text mentions Mae pobine Svion and several individuals including Sara Coesity Tae, Elaine, and Tyree in a tangled sequence of accusations and a municipal setting. The fragment ends abruptly with references to a dismissals and a district event.
An uneven, OCR corrupted report describes a gathering at Fort Sam Houston and Campavis hosted by Major PG, Chunthertin Construction, and others. It notes inflated expectations, refrigeration problems for dairy and produce, and limited personnel enterta inment involving Colman and the Community Mase amid wartime shortages.
Reported arrests during the night lead to fines and detentions in a city area. Several men face charges from unlawful activity and traffic violations. One suspect, aged around 18, will be turned over to authorities after processing.
Fragmentary report indicates a Laborite refuses to accept an appointment or participate in a parliamentary process. Mention of high level government figures and the president of a board, with unclear context and limited readable names.
An ad dense with garbled text promotes lemon juice as a skin whitener and a variety of bleaching lotions. It touts cleansing and massaging routines for the face and neck, claiming noticeable whitening and rejuvenating effects, with references to grocery availability and storefront product names.
Army orders detail many names and places, listing teams and venues across multiple events. The fragment mentions Raven, Bay devils, Geeyeehnnes, and various personnel, with scattered references to matches, locations, and dates. The text preserves safety emphasis and official tone throughout.
Fragmentary police report notes a confrontation involving Wiertriiging socialists including Beaten Fiera and 11h amid tense proceedings at the National Assembly. Legates from the Leleatd club and FUGE are mentioned amid independent faction tensions.
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