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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1918

Page

4

Captain Buchanan’s potato patch aids transport relief at war front

Plane News reports Captain Buchanan, former Kelly Field commander of The Forty Thieves, now leading American Expeditionary Forces in France, organizing potato growing by his huskies to ease supply lines and feed troops. He praises the plan for saving transport costs and enhancing rations as his men toil on the garden project.

Buchanan Fields American Expeditionary Forces Kelly Field Plane News France Kelly Fed United States

American Farmer Sends Gift to French President

An American farmer mailed $50 to President Moin care in Paris, explaining the money is one tenth of his possessions to partially pay the U S debt to General Lafayette. The gesture drew strong approval from the French press and prompted praise in La Liberte. Also note Grove's Baby Bowel Medicine advertised for summer diarrhoea and stomach ailments.

Paris Moin United States General LaFayette Council of Ministers la Liberte America GROVE

Mexican Law Closes Newspapers Hostile to Administration

Associated Press reports Mexican authorities target foreign correspondents and editors deemed pernicious. Forced investigations are used against outlets like Redeéacion and El Hombre Libre, with editors arrested or threatened and officials vowing action to curb anti government reporting.

Associated Press Correspondence Mexico Tamaulipas Monterey Fampico Alfonso Barrera Peniche Manuel Gaudi United States Cauteria Reson el Universal Ines Chavez Garcia Michoacan Jalisco Federal District Alfredo Braceda Chavez Garcia Felix Palavicini Universal Chavez Gareix

Mexicans Eat Horses

In Juarez Mexican soldiers marching to the Ojinaga district live on scarce rations of horses burros rabbits and roots. They often kill starving animals for meat and boil beans with chili peppers. Despite scant food they march all day and fight all night, a feat noted by American officers since 1848.

Juarez Mexico Ojinaga

Mother's Friend Advertises Pain Relief for Expectant Mothers

The ad claims Mother's Friend eases nervousness bearing down and stretching during pregnancy. It says the external remedy softens abdominal muscles to reduce strain and supports natural expansion, promising safer childbirth and fewer pains at the crisis.

Bettenggar Bradfield Regulator Co Lamar Atlanta

Harsh Hardships Face Mexican Soldiers in Field Life

The passage describes how Mexican soldiers endure extreme deprivations including bare land, inadequate food, and severe corporal punishment for minor infractions. Soldiers wear ragged uniforms, thin sandals, and a tattered shawl for warmth, yet demonstrate bravery and obedience, even charging machine guns in battle.

Salesmanship Club to Meet and Discuss Postwar Distributions

The Salesmanship Club will hold a study meeting Friday 6 15 to 8 15 p m in the pink room of the Gunter Hotel led by Charles O Wood. The main topic is distribution changes caused by the war and their effect on salesmen. Regular session Saturday at 12 15 noon in the Gunter Hotel ballroom features lunch and a lecture by Prof M F Beckwith on Can Business Man Learn to Think and Speak on Fly Feet. New members listed include George J Roark W M Aikman and others. May suspend increased rates Senate Finance Committee considers action on the postmaster class publishers mall rates due July 1.

Salesmanship Club Gunter Hotel Charles O. Wood Gunter Lote If. F. B. Beckwith Baylor University Waco Orattory University of Minnesota George J. Roark W. M. Aikman W. Creighton 5. P. Walker CG. O. Sawtelle Frank T. Richardson Hollyeee Thomas Rice Joseph P. Devine E. T. West Ed Bierce Leo DeHymel S. B. Duke Ross Iblin Frank E. Beovill Washington, D. C Simmons Senate Finance Committee

City sells asphalt plant for paving Grand and Jones Avenues

The city sold its thirteen year old asphalt mixing plant to the Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company in exchange for paving Grand and Jones Avenues from Camden Street to River Avenue. The deal nets about 6500 dollars to the city, with a city credit of roughly 6100 to be used for future repairs, while the council also notes prior efforts to dispose of the plant. The meeting included budget actions including 500 for the vice detection fund and 85 for two extra firemen who are no longer with the department.

Old City Callaghan Uvalde Rock Asphalt Company Grand and Jones Avenues Ackerman Jones Grand Avenues Camden Street River Avenue Wright Department Satahl

Wilson urges Senate to pass woman suffrage amendment

President Wilson urged the Senate to enact the woman suffrage amendment during this Congress session. He conveyed his stance in a reply to a memorial from the French Templar for Woman Suffrage, presented Thursday by a delegation from the American Woman Suffrage Association requesting him to support the principle.

Washington, D. C Wilson Senate Congress American Woman Suffrage Association

Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Cleansing Remedy

An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a gentle, vegetable liver and bowel cleanser that replaces dangerous calomel. It claims the tonic cleans sluggish livers, relieves headaches and dizziness, improves digestion, and does not salivate, with a money back guarantee.

Dodson Guaeran

President urges Senate to pass suffrage amendment

The President called on the Senate to pass the suffrage amendment to the Federal constitution before the session ends. The address stressed the rights of the future and the need for an unmistakable answer on voting rights. A census note mentioned North American birds with 125 species and subspecies, some previously unrecognized.

Senate of the United States

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