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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1918
Page
2
An Indianapolis News excerpt contemplates a national shift in attitude toward life and sacrifice. It argues that modern youths eschew cowardice and seek a higher, duty driven perspective, even if it defies traditional heroism and life’s allure. It also cites an inventor claiming a three legged step ladder offers stability on level surfaces.
An old advertisement touts S S S as a blood tonic that removes catarrh by cleansing the blood of impurities. It claims to relieve throat stripping and bad breath and offers free medical advice for long standing cases. The copy markets the product as a vegetable remedy available at drug stores for over fifty years.
H G Wells writes in The Times urging a federal League of Nations to replace slow British statecraft. He lists five urgent reasons including modern war destructiveness and the need for world authority to manage disarmament regional control and economic conflicts.
Buenos Aires reports the dismantling of a German station near Buenos Aires after Count von Luxburg’s departure. The hidden facility, built to receive and transmit German propaganda, was dismantled by the Argentine government with naval watch to prevent reconstruction. The site featured sixteen 10 foot posts, stretching two miles, and aimed to receive dispatches from Berlin.
A Times political writer reports signs of unity in the Labor Party. He notes the continued support for Clynes as executive leader and suggests the rank and file favor no split or changes in relations with the government. The piece discusses UK party dynamics amid wartime governance and other notices from the period.
A special reception at the Palace was held for officers and enlisted men of the American forces in Europe. Dr ara, financial secretary of the navy, praised the privilege of greeting the splendid audience. Vice Admiral Slims expressed gratitude for the hospitality and both services’ thanks to the hosts.
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