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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1919
Page
9
A debased vintage medicine pitch promotes L-208 liquid for rheumatism with bold claims of rapid relief and impurity removal. The ad urges readers to ask local home druggists for the prescription number and notes a refund if the product is not delivered, listing dubious benefits and a written address for the manufacturer.
A desolate Morelos section remains under government control after rebel forces, led by Muriliy Zavate, fall back. Fronts stretch across the state with major battles near Vaenta de Ixtta and Cuernavaca, rail links disrupted and towns burned. Government troops advance amid heavy destruction, while residents endure shortages and displacement.
A Spanish government committee seeks assurances from the League of Nations on reforms and military discipline. The talks cover unions, national defense, and potential alignments with South American nations. Deputy Manu Gonzales Hootorie is named to represent races of nationalistic matters, with other deputies mentioned in the report.
Amsterdam reports that Prince Eitel, second son of the former German emperor, has begun divorce proceedings against his wife citing tied relations and alleged estrangements. Berlin sources note the former emperor plans to retire as rumors circulate about the couple. The press agency cites flat denial from the couple and limited corroboration of claims.
Disjointed notes describe a clash between Argentina and British officials over river water and a request for payment. The text implies government actions, contractor roles, and potential conflicts about labor and compensation amid tense relationships with British authorities.
Paris dispatch from March 17 reports rising German activity and Allied pressure as wartime ambitions clash. Diplomatic chatter, shifting fronts, and scattered uprisings highlight tensions across Hungary Austria and the Balkans while Russia and the Bolsheviks loom as volatile factors in a rapidly widening conflict.
Fragmented discussion on postwar power dynamics and balance of power in Europe. Analysts warn that defeated states seek to exploit rifts between former enemies, risking wider conflict in the Balkans and across Europe. The piece highlights the role of diplomacy and the League of Nations in averting a broader crisis.
Hourland was elected president for the ensuing year at the annual meeting held Sunday at the Gunter Motel. Officers and directors were chosen. The group aims for more prosperous conditions in city history and plans attendance at national and state meetings in coming months.
New York on March 17 reports that efforts by ferry boat owners to breach the harbor strike were blocked by agreements with the men. Thoms J. Helebunty, president of the Milwaukee Affiliation, and others facilitated invitations to navigators to attend conferences. New owners’ representatives arrived at the meeting, finding Welabinity for other landers amid invitations to the workers. The stampede outlined with the owners' representatives.
A garbled prewar style note discusses a committee led by Edward Rice to examine trusts and possible injustices. It mentions England, commissions, and wartime governance, with a cautious tone about recommendations and community action. The fragment references past practices and the need for a new approach to remedy perceived wrongs.
Three men escaped custody after allegedly robbing the Mirah Brate Harnk at WA Ferg. The escape followed a failed attempt to breach the cell ceiling noted by reporters. Authorities say the suspects, identified as Sul af Inege and A. fourth ams alieged, are at large with ongoing investigations.
Fragmented report notes Germans repatriated via Rotterdam and Chicago amid pre Tolstoy era unrest. Officials accuse authorities of censoring coverage while trials in Milan and Turin unfold, including Alfredo Gouin and others linked to political violence.
A garbled OCR passage references Soviet rule, various political figures, and debates on governance. It mentions names like Annette Canfors and a Paris archbishop, with scattered phrases about revolutions, treaties, and constitutional ideas. The text is incoherent and heavily distorted.
A major blaze near the port prompted significant attention as authorities probe the cause. Fire units battled the flames with limited access noted, while officials warn residents and businesses to remain vigilant and await further updates.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe, vegetable remedy for cleansing the blood and bowels, claiming they improve pimply skin and dullness by acting like calomel without sickness. It urges taking one or two nightly, priced at 25 cents per box, with pharmacists carrying the product.
An early advertisement markets Zama salve for skin care. It claims to remove eczema, stop itching, and heal sores, burns, wounds, and chafing. The product is sold by druggists for 35 cents or one dollar for a large size, from The E W Rowa Co Clavetarl.
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