Aviators End Course On Fast Track To Duty
Fort Worth Texas January 13 sixty five American cadet flyers received commissions in the aviation section of the signal corps under a Washington ruling. Commander Camp Talia ferro Lt Col Roscoe announced the officers will go on active duty at once and be assigned to aviation fields nationwide or enter immediate wartime service.
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General Haynes urges stopping liquor sales to soldiers
General J A Haynes spoke at Camp Beauregard and a Rapids Parish police jury meeting urging suppression of liquor sales to soldiers. He said the boys cannot be efficiently trained while they can procure liquor. He warned bootleggers are aiding soldiers with liquor. No action was taken by the jurors.
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J. A. Haynes
Camp Beauregard
Rapids Parish
Haynes
City Commission
National Live Stock Association backs war effort in message
The 21st annual National Live Stock Association convention in Salt Lake City sends hearty greetings to General Pershing and American troops in France. President L T Pryor urges fair profit for meat producers and opposes Juarez packing plant reopening to protect American owners. The group also discusses porkless days replacing meatless Tuesdays in the federal program.
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Utah
American National Live Stock Association
United States
National Live Stock Association
John J. Pershing
France
L T. Pryor
San Antonio
Tex
Davis F. Nouston
Department of Agriculture
Juarez
Mexico
Pryor
Cryor
Federal Food Administration
The Origin and Danger Catarrh Read This Article
Article outlines catarrh ailments including catarrhal deafness head noises stomach bowels asthma bronchitis loss of smell and phlegm in the throat. It warns readers not to miss reading the full piece for preventive and treatment insights.
Parmint Promises National Cure for Catarrh
A promotional tract extols Parmint as the wonderful English formula with claims it cures catarrh and its effects. It describes catarrh’s start in the head, spreading to the stomach and lungs, with symptoms like bad breath and hearing loss, urging readers to use the remedy.
Catarrh of the Stomach and Its Indirect Effects
An article explains catarrh of the stomach often being mistaken for indigestion. It describes how mucus from the throat can settle on the stomach lining, causing a heavy feeling, bad taste, and impaired digestion, and notes hearing loss and nasal catarrh as related issues. It urges treating the catarrh itself rather than digestive symptoms and offers physician consultation.
Nasal Catarrh and Breath Pathways Explained
In this piece the nose and throat form a main route for air. It details how clean air purifies the body while polluted air harms the mucous membranes and can spread infection through the lungs. The article emphasizes weather changes as a factor in susceptibility to catarrh.
Cause of Deafness Through Cold Inflammation
A discussion on how deafness often begins with a cold in the head. It describes inflammation extending to the ear passages and sinuses, with catarrhal infections and mucus carrying germs toward the throat. The text explains a chain of infection and the risk of deeper complications.
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Entacrick
Neresa
Caution Urges Immediate Care for Any Cough
A historic health note warns that even a slight cough signals possible danger and should prompt urgent medical attention. Delays may allow pneumonia or serious inflammation to worsen, stressing the need for prompt treatment.
Parmint Parami n P Arn Pr essured Market Remedy
Fragmentary text describes a patent remedy sold in small one-ounce packages with ingredients claimed to aid catarrhal and bronchial conditions. It references a market in England about ten years ago, mentions a “Parmint” preparation marketed at a not small cost, and notes one ounce per package with water for mixing.
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England
Tanlac Heals Denver Woman After Long Stomach Ailments
Mrs. Mamie ONeill of 2601 Welton Street Denver says after three Tanlac bottles her stomach troubles eased since childhood. She reports gain in weight, improved appetite and sleeping, and credits Tanlac with restored health and energy. Tanlace sold in San Antonio by Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy.
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Mamie O'Neill
Welton Street
Denver
Colorado
Pueblo
Tanlace
San Antonio
Wagner
Meier
Tanlee
Meat supply policy spurs grazing land protests and reforms
A joint session adopted resolutions opposing grazing regulations and calling for changes in forest reserve rules. The group urged Congress to appropriate 600000 for the biological survey to exterminate predatory animals. Frank Hagenbarth argued meat rationing burdens farmers as cattle herds grow and pork should be conserved.
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National Advisory Board
Fed
Congress
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National
Woolfrewers’ Association
Ar Hagenhardl
Association
Kidney trouble not easily recognized in insurance rejections
An examining physician notes kidney disease often undetected among applicants leading to many insurance rejections. Advert shows Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy and urges readers to request a sample by mailing ten cents to Kilmer Company in Binghamton New York, mentioning the San Antonio Daily Light.
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Kilmers
Va. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
San Antonio Daily Light
Trotsky Must Secure Peace or Lose Post
Early 1917 dispatch from Petrograd reports the Russian government grappling with wartime terms. Trotsky faces pressure balancing German armistice demands and revolutionary aims while the constituent assembly and public unrest influence policy.
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Trotsky
Zionist Movement Seeks Financial Aid Tour Seeks Support
Miss Henrietta Szold urged financial aid for the Zionist aim during a Monday evening address at the Glunts Hotel. Speaking under the National Zionist Association, she described agricultural colonies, an educational system, and self governing settlements in Palestine, stressing progress despite war and the need for a university.
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Palestine
Henrietta Szold
Guntes Hotel
Saold
National Zionist Association
Civir
Zionist talks energize audience across streets and schools
A speech by Miss Szold urges continued fundraising to support Jewish state goals and Zionist pioneers, calling for a million dollars by March to fund relief and development. she travels to explain the Zionist purpose and asks for contributions as she promotes national dreams amid wartime conditions. The piece notes related local moves and community actions, including a board departure for Prine.
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Szolst Wadg
Movameenl
Nathan
Palestine
Marek
Szuld
Trousten
Pink's Independence Noted Amid International Tensions
An unclear report cites a disputed recognition of independence linked to Pink and mentions Austria, Jena, and Mince in a fragmentary note. The text references a weighing of claims and stepping stones in ongoing discussions.
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Pink
Austria- Tas
Jena
Carranza urged to send new mission to United States
Washington January 13. Mexican efforts to resume talks with the United States over food exports and imports hinge on Carranza. Mexican officials and the embassy press for a new mission to continue negotiations abandoned by Luis Cabrera, who left for the neutrality congress in Buenos Aires. Ambassador Fletcher remains in Washington, awaiting an adjustment plan.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Mexico
Carranza
Puny
Luis Cabrera
Tenos Aires
Cabrera
Mletcher
Washington
Alberta Yan
Htrte
Buenos Aires
Cabre
Wis Geravan Ugarie
Renga
Germans Confiscate Bronze Statues in Belgian Cemeteries
Washington dispatch reports German forces seized bronze statues from Belgian cemeteries for war use. Official estimates place wartime depredations at over eight billion francs, including about 1.44 billion francs in cash through last August.
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Washington, D.C
Gtrihhns
Belgium
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief From Congestion
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds. It instructs taking three doses every two hours to clear stuffed nostrils and head, stop discharge, relieve feverishness and sore throat, and promises relief with minimal taste and cost.
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Pape
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