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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1919
Page
12
A vintage advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a remedy to improve maternal strength during nursing. It contrasts a "healthy mother" with a "thin-blooded" recipient, urging mothers to use the product for faster recovery and a robust baby.
An advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a splendid general tonic for all ages, claiming it strengthens red blood cells, enhances oxygen carrying capacity, and revitalizes the whole system. It is described as easy to digest and pleasant to taste, universally endorsed by the medical profession and produced by J Breitenbach Company in New York.
A boy suffered a broken leg after an accident during a ride at Deakon fairgrounds near Port Sama County. He was taken to the hospital for treatment as authorities investigate how the injury occurred.
A garbled advert claims a remedy from a druggist named Jacoby Tinie, promising relief for backache and various pains. It touts a topical application that allegedly provides swift comfort and is marketed as a universal solution for lumbago, strains, and similar ailments.
Frail OCR describes Wyeth’s Sage and Selphe Compound claimed to darken gray hair overnight. Promises loss of gray hair through a topical tonic with Sage Nan Hecine ingredients and famous names, urging purchase at drug stores with a two application schedule for a youthful appearance.
A fragmentary report describes a wagon incident on Wilson Street where a boy ran toward a wagon and became entangled with the right rear wheel. B A Keener and local police visited the scene after the accident, with witnesses noting the child attempting to jump onto the rear of the wagon.
A report states Meng er will manage in San Antonio after a lengthy absence. J Randolph and Abraham Holphy supported the move, with several San Antonio citizens praising the decision. The plan involves a partnership linking Radimory of Kansity and a St. Louis American group before relocating to Hey Antony.
An old advertisement touts "California Syrup of Figs" as a remedy for cross or feverish children. It warns of counterfeit imitations and urges parents to ensure the product is the genuine California Syrup of Fig. The copy mentions digestive relief and a bright tone, reflecting early 20th century marketing.
Obituary notice describes several regional deaths including a 22 year old and a child aged 10. It notes service dates, locations in Mechanicsburg Hobden and San Antonio, and survivors such as a widow and daughters. Undertaking arrangements are listed with local firms and cemetery details.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous personal mentions with varied spellings and places. Names include Anthony Bomb, Hiatpton, Alina, Chiavlen Hanks, Musa, Bowne, Mongarta, Gunter, Gough, Hanan, Relinnaka, Jonen, Haloud, Willamapost, and Aurora among others. The passage reads like a scattered registry of individuals and locations with unclear context.
Private Bee Nest Mueller son of Chicago state representative Al Mueller and nephew of Pollvo Mueller was killed by shell fire during the final hours of the Argonne-Muse offensive near Mouzay on the Moselle. His comrades said he crouched at a building wall when a shell struck the area. Burial followed in a nearby cemetery with officers attending. several others were wounded.
A Monday noon collision left John Wire Cadet injured amid a streetcar incident near Mule Avenue. The report lists residents, shops, and events including a jewelry ad, civic meeting, and a farewell banquet for Army personnel, with scattered notices on sales, services, and local employment.
A remark suggests feeding children generously with sliced bread and biscuits to observe their growth. The note emphasizes nourishment and daily sustenance as a key to healthy development.
Major General DeRoeny Cabell will approve boxing meets at Fort Sam Houston Market Week five February for charity. Training Camp Activities, led by Solnny Coilen, names Brigadier General Higmond Wo Triges and Aviary Brigade leaders to supervise events.
A Penitentiary era report states Commissioner Wright opened an inquiry into testimony during the trial of former Wire Detective T. Guwren in federal court. The probe aims to determine if another officer contributed to the alleged misconduct while promising to clear any wrongfully accused colleagues.
An old guide advocates using plain coconut oil to wash hair. It describes moistening hair, rubbing oil in, and creating a rich lather to shine and soften. It warns against harsh chemicals and suggests oil as a simple, inexpensive option for family use.
An advertisement touts oBiark and White Ointment as a cosmetic solution for dark skin, blemishes, wrinkles, and oily skin. It claims rapid whitening effects and urges readers to order four boxes by mail for free Black and White Soap, with agents needed in Memphis Tennessee.
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