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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1919
Page
1
Notice states War Savings Certificates may be redeemed only by the original owners whose names appear on the cards. Transfers are not allowed. payments go to heirs only on death or disability. Authorities report destructions and replacements handled by the treasury secretary’s order.
Government urges buyers to avoid War Savings Certificates unless positive proof of original issuance is shown. Post officials advise that with ten days notice stamps and certificates can be minted at any money order office. Patriots are urged to keep the stamps in patriotic distribution.
Bon Autonio Insurance Exchange president William K Stiles says installing a complete underground Gametell Gamewell fire alarm system and adopting a state building code could lower Ska Aptonia fire insurance rates. The city plans to pull cables for the system, while questions remain on enforcement of building Audits and new fire apparatus deliveries.
SATORG warns that neglecting kidneys can cause violent body poisons and rapid death. Symptoms include dull back ache, dizziness, painful urination, frequent urination, nervousness, and insomnia. Richards' Kidney Pills claim to soothe inflammation and aid kidney and bladder trouble when other treatments fail, sold by Warner Drug and others in Sherman Texas.
A jumble of garbled lines discusses coughing dangers and quick onset symptoms from substances, mentioning tears, roughness, and ingestion. It references students, a mix of unclear names, and possible public health concerns with confusing phrases and partial details.
A long feature describes British plans for the first transatlantic air crossing. It discusses the push to develop faster airships and airplanes, lessons from WWI, and wartime tech advances, envisioning a future of global air travel with larger craft and increased capacity, while noting the challenges of size, cost, and safety.
Report details Antonio men enlisting for naval service at the Navy Recruiting Kitten in the Mowe Building. Names listed include Hassell O'Neil and Manest A. thong, with roles sought such as machinists apprentices seamen and cooks. The piece notes enlistment perks, discharge wording, and broader context of wartime recruitment and national mobilization.
A War Department telegram from the Southern Department redefines demobilization for the 10th and 36th Regiments of infantry. Regular army units are to discharge under Circular 77 limits, with 60 percent strength as of November, and include transfers under Circular 86. Instructions to Camp Travis specify discharges for 18th division units except regular army ones, with guidance on strength reporting for the 9th and 115th Regiments.
Jurors will hear two murder cases in the district court over the next three weeks. One case involves Ke Tn Algatar charged with killing Juan Berlands, with a trial scheduled for February 29. The other case concerns John H. Dub, a former city police officer, accused in a separate fatal shooting. Special venires have been summoned for both trials.
An old advertisement touts a beauty product claiming to improve the complexion and skin texture by cleansing and enriching the body. It promotes using Stuart's Coln Waters sold at drug stores and offers a trial coupon. The text emphasizes health, vivid tone, and cosmetic benefits.
Scouts nationwide observe a Boy Scouts anniversary week with local programs. In Antonia, the troop plans a vigil and evening activities, with a Saturday program and a dedicated day of events including a service and a night gathering.
A half page advertisement for home insurance appears in The San Antonio Licht and draws praise from the San Antonio Exchange and state insurance officials. Letters from insurance men commend the exchange on its method and potential benefits to business, with officials noting the effort will encourage reflection among merchants.
Fragmented OCR describes a legislative committee discussion on an asylum appropriation. Mention of Representative Tingee Noedhung and Vinod of Maveok with Asémn in Austin as attendees, urging urgent news for funding. Committees plan thorough review before the meeting to report to the available body by Monday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the saith Mie yintou plan a Monday evening program at Camp Critvis to greet returned soldiers. The Turion Auxiliare has formed a patriotic group to entertain convalescent men from other divisions during the reception.
Fragmentary OCR suggests an ad claiming a laxative syrup for children with fruity flavor. The text includes mis-spellings about a California brand and warnings to avoid harm, but readable details are limited and unclear.
Lieurenent W. Heeger Watkue died of wounds received in action on October 20. He was laid to rest with full military honors at Heaven Cota De Or. Survived by his widow and a son, he was a native of Had Antonio and served with the I Campa. Community officials and clergymen attended the service in the city.
Antonio locns agents discuss matters affecting business with J. %, Anpte, president of the Hontingut Instituce Company, who writes from New York to Nay about new developments. A forward draft aims to broaden views and reform relations. Af. Seas of Syrilaw. Unite Welle, president of Une Wexas Association Insurance Agents, and Komad Tond, manager of Fidelity and Guaranty, also send commendations.
The State Board of Pardons may commute the death sentence of George Hrady, condemned for the murder of Cav rit Stantry. Aged attorney A. McAnkill reported from Arkansas that Hrady’s fate hinges on clemency action as officials review the case. He noted the board has not yet decided and could grant a reprieve or commutation. The death sentence stands for now with the January date looming.
The Great Lakes bulletin notes a surge in demand for navigators and marlin engineers as training intensifies. Men leaving schools expect postings aboard ships, with eligibility for government service hinging on citizenship and final papers. A separate fire incident in Kingsville, Texas injured Florence Adwarela, hospitalized after a stove fire while Towt county fire crews contained flames.
Reconnaissance flights over the Murman coast face severe cold as aviation gear and engines struggle. Crews endure subzero winds while equipment freezes, reducing performance and delaying operations. Experts urge careful planning and updated gear before further North Atlantic missions.
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