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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
11
A wartime style advisory extols the danger of uric acid buildup and promotes Anuric as a remedy. It links gout and rheumatism, cites kidney flushing with water, and urges readers to send 16 cents for a trial package and 60 cents for a large supply from Dr. Pierce in Buffalo.
Eddie Foy and his seven children remain in San Antonio with their mother Mrs Foy. The troupe, teasingly nicknamed the Foy children, travel for theater work while Mrs Foy plans to stay until May. The kids attend school when not touring and the family adapts to the busy schedule amid the local weather.
Students at the Joth Division appoint new officers as recruitment from Washington nears. Several officers are noted as missed, with plans for a Wednesday night gathering and visits to Washington in the near future.
Nonsense garbled text describes a 1919 era policy of selling to France. It mentions Argentina, Meanee, and a loan or credit arrangement to cover shipments. The passage references a revolutionary or political context but remains incoherent and partially unintelligible.
The Swiss Federal Council reviewed a neutrality report amid U S declarations and Armenian troop concerns at the frontier. It insists Switzerland remains unconditionally neutral and would defend itself or form alliances if invaded, rejecting protection by powers and warning against any coercive guarantees.
An official at Kelly Field appoints Major General John Inuvlanan to oversee hotel operations and a hotelers representatives dispute. The plan aims to unify hotel interests with military officers and patrons, with Lt. Elbert coordinating contact with local sites in San Antonio to prevent illicit use and ensure representation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Yom club, Hotel McAlpine, Hotel Medlin, Claridge, and aviation and civic entities. Names and places are garbled, but reference appears to tie a figure to hotel venues and local clubs, with recalls of military or civic affiliations and Field entries.
A notice states Lt A 1 Me ole aut dease amt Piergent Daweng dx Widiness tusmager af phe qropoded Y CG aA training school will be created at Camp Travis and begin operation in April. It will recruit about one hundred secretaries every thirty days. The new dean formerly directed army work in Gai Pike Little Rock Ark. Mr Davenport formerly connected with the personnel department of the Young Men's Christian Association in New York attended the Wednesday conference for a southern department gathering of six states.
An authentic crowd is expected at the Gunter Motel ballroom Saturday afternoon as local National Council of Defense representatives organize and a Liberty Loan drive is launched by Mrs. Lloyd McCaw and Mrs. We OW Lipscentl. General Henry T. Allen, recently back from France, and Judge J. W. Carl will be principal speakers amid a turnout forecast to fill the room.
A fragmented wartime report notes Brazil boosting agricultural output to aid allies. It cites executive calls for economy, expanded fields, and stronger home demand, with exports rising in beef, grain, and other products as war drives global supply needs.
Lieut Robert A Strong formerly of Pulane University has been appointed to head the medical staff for the new emergency hospital planned to serve Kelly Field. The facility aims to provide quick care for emergencies and minor injuries before transfers to Base Hospital. The opening and staffing have faced delays due to missing equipment and timing.
An early balloon flight ends in a hard landing near Seilfens county as crew suffer injuries. Captain urges crew to brace knees while a 30 foot per second gust forces a swift descent. Hawley Adina and others sustain scalp and leg injuries. several members bruised but all survive. Calm captain keeps crew focused amid the peril of the descent.
Coltoin Mills resumed operations today at River, Massachusetts after two days of idle work. Grenien, who had been away, returned following an agreement that fixed the date with the Overr were adjusted last night.
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