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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1918
Page
12
The Rotary Club arranges for The Enter Prine to collect donated books for a worthy cause at Kelly Field. Readers are urged to search shelves and contribute what they can. The notice praises Rotary foresight and mentions upcoming talks and tire advertisements from Star Tires.
An assortment of automotive parts and accessories priced for sale includes sponges, chamois, speedometers, sleeve patches, pedal pads, wheel pulleys, protective suits, headlight components, oils, waxes, leather dressings, chain lubricants, radiator treatments, paints, and related items. Items are listed with various prices, often under one dollar, and many parts promote compatibility with Ford and other vehicles.
A list of specials includes F180 steel fishing rod with cork grip and large guides for $3.00 value now $1.98, Bic spoons large size, wood minnows, fishing bags, percolators at $3.00, nickel plated tea kettles $1.86, nickel irons, sink strainers, Androck bread toasters 39c, and a shipment of fresh garden hose with tools and garden tools for broad access.
A garbled OCR fragment from The Enterprise Cononnial Company mentions names and unclear actions. The legible elements show partial phrases about individuals and a possible event but no coherent report or date.
Robert Wilton analyzes wartime dynamics in a London publication. He argues Germany seeks raw materials and to push operations toward the Indian Ocean, with Russia seen as pivotal to the alliance and supply chains. The piece surveys Bolshevik impact, Allied responses, and the risk of peace terms shaping victory or defeat.
Lieutenants Constant Boulier and Soulitt, famed French flyers, arrive in the United States to help train American aviators. Soulitt, only twenty, has won multiple French bravery decorations including the Croix de Guerre with Palm. He is credited with downing fifteen enemy planes in two years on the Western Front. He survived three downings with minor injuries and continues to serve amid broader wartime debates described by contemporary pundits.
An ad describes Be Tucoba OW as a rapid remedy for sprains, strains, and muscle injuries. It promises immediate soothing action, fast pain relief, and quick recovery, claiming effects on nerves, tissues, and swelling while reducing lasting soreness.
The writer argues for Japan as a reliable ally amid postwar trials, praising reticence and commitment to allied aims while outlining imperial tensions and Siberian intervention. He foresees Russia returning to its former order with Japan playing a stabilizing role, and calls for unity among nations in the pursuit of freedom and humanity.
A disjointed wartime appeal portrays aged veterans and widows surrendering pensions to support the war effort. Speakers claim many pensioners seek government grants while urging broader aid and policy changes, with references to Colorado and Philadelphia veterans and calls for sustained national commitment.
New York physician M. Tulse, M.D., shares a cheap home remedy to restore gray hair to brown or light brown. The recipe uses an oil product from a Hastings store, costing 24 cents with no added ingredients, and includes simple mixing steps. The claim promises notable age reversal with safety warnings against harmful metals and derivatives.
A dubious public interview in New York features Vrenh Anthariedor Tuakerind and Lie Tevish Morin announcing a future policy on Batesting and Palestine. It claims the French Republic should retain its motto ideas from the Revolution, defend Jewish rights, and safeguard the Ute and Tritle nations while supporting freedom of creed. Phy Jewleh Warum is cited as issuing France's first official statement opposing British policy on Palestine linked to Balfour's declaration.
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