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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
1
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid calomel and try Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe remedy. It claims calomel harms the liver and bowels, promotes sickness, and promises better digestion, energy, and regularity with the herbal product. It targets general health advice and consumer caution.
A fragment describes a department headquarter event about personal equipment for enlisted cavalry veterinary corps. It mentions a visit, prescribed items, and a hospital, with unclear names and places due to OCR errors.
The report notes earnings and capital stock details for Federal Reserve Banks including Kansas City. It cites profits around $0.109 on capital stock, higher than peers, and lists twelve bank expenses totaling $1,532,000 with Federal Reserve Board costs at $240,381.
The Lighted editor seeks a public contest name for Ford boats with a $10 prize and an extra $25 if the Navy Department accepts the choice. Readers submit original names avoiding birds, gods, cities or heroes, as ships will be built by Jenny Kord and standardized for the Navy.
Seventeen Wellesley undergraduates led by Catherine Hughes are drafted for field work on a new college farm supporting wartime production. They will prepare land, plant, and tend crops to aid victory, while a local suggestion connects shipboard and land patrols to counter outlawry amid broader Allied war aims.
Reported remarks from British leaders after Hertling's London talks emphasize a cautious push for peace. Observers note pressure for concrete concessions and united Allied front, with foreign policy officials urging clarity on Germany’s demands and preconditions for a conference.
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