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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
4
A reader reports visiting the Wilson and Company plant in Chicago and finds the women workers cheerful and skilled. The writer notes sincere praise from the female staff, but also observes unspoken concerns about management and conditions affecting morale and productivity.
City transit talks flare as officials discuss abolishing skip stop running. Questions center on a proposed route reconfig and its impact on suburban areas. Trade groups push for efficiency while officials seek public service balance and safety.
Fragments describe relief ideas for sore feet and swollen ankles with mentions of tiredness and a range of symptoms. The readable parts reference wearing comfortable footwear, movement, and possible remedies, though many phrases are garbled. The piece evokes a casual, wandering rant about comfort and fatigue with scattered proper nouns and unclear specifics.
A garbled account describes a municipal vote on a tax rate and street improvements. It mentions Pat, Roconthy, and several intersections, with references to paving, public opinion split, and a commission decision. Fire protection, capital avenues, and construction costs appear, but the text remains fragmentary and obscured.
Beslan March 7 report states a California exile named Kaho plans to press Congress for a bill mandating compulsory military training for all youths aged 15 in the United States, reflecting a push amid wartime debates about national defense.
An article fragment describes Dauderine as a treatment for hair, claiming it thickens waves, reduces dandruff, and strengthens the scalp. It mentions benefits like reduced shedding, increased shine, and a boost to hair vitality, with claims of lasting effects for a full head of hair.
Fragmented advertisement style text touts a whitening ointment with promises of lightening skin tone and healing effects. Claims include soothing, brightening, and beauty benefits along with a list of ingredients and references to scents and applications.
A fragmentary testimonial from W Wesperman of 1415 Bowser Avenue Dallas claims medicines and treatments failed before relief from a product marketed by Wagner Dray Co and others. He describes severe indigestion dizziness insomnia and crippling rheumatic pain and says he regained health and was able to resume his business.
A disputed draft describes the formation of the first colored air squadron for the Elks Minstrels at Kelly Field near Texas, with recruitment chief Thracoheon promising full outfit readiness by Queadia night. The plan includes a show in Jethaven Hat Mayele 1A and mentions several named participants and military titles, with preparations and performances outlined.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and events, with few readable entities. The snippet mentions Radensfelie Chagter Satna and Devine Ee Lewenthiil among unclear references, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Officers for the past year were reappointed at the annual meeting of Wy Me Mentyre held in San Antonio. B Petr was named first vice president and Charles Behr was elected to a secretarial role. Directors listed include Metntere de S Loter hotles Schreiner and others as stockholders approved the board for the coming year.
A fragmented report notes Youby Men’s Chris t ine Axsupiation activities near close as San Avluni answers criticism of the war effort. It mentions Alan Huvope’s death during the war, reports on worker actions at the Sty Anthony hotel, and a gathering featuring Frank Hicks who spoke of soldiers overseas. General Coney is reported in New York about prohibition stance and a touring schedule, with transportation to be provided. This Buetveil News item reflects wartime sentiment, civic action, and political tension.
Memorial services for Texas heroes who died defending the state were held at Ben Milam's grave in Fort San Antonio. Company G of the 1st Infantry led a rifle salute, with songs including America and Way With a Single Star. Speakers, led by Lt. Col. De Leon, lauded bravery and recalled battles from Attila to left to right.
A fragment from a March Washington dispatch notes royal standards flying over the state and remarks on naval honors. It mentions Destroyer Herbert and former Secretary Hilary A. Herbert, who died yesterday in Nampa. The text also references international talks and domestic political rhetoric.
Claim of skin disease cures by S. S. S. blood purifier for pimples boils eruptions and red scaly skin. Advertises free medical advice from Swift Specific Co. Swift Laboratory Avlenin Gr. urging readers to write for treatment recommendations and testimonials.
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