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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
4
The ad claims Cardui a mild vegetable tonic builder helps backache and tiredness, improving nervousness and fatigue. It urges readers to ask their druggist about Caydale Kone draggints, a long standing remedy, and touts forty years of use with no side effects.
Society notes report the Poxar County Lottery Council committees meeting Thursday afternoon in Mrs Reese Wilson's office to plan entertainment for Dr Anna Howard Shaw during her visit. Officers were reelected, and a Phoenix Club luncheon honored Lola Wing Kerr with guests at the Community House.
A dubious home remedy formula promises relief from catarrh deafness and head noises. The text asserts complete relief after other treatments fail, describes a preparation using parsley and alcohol, and urges sufferers to mail the form to receive the recipe, implying unverified efficacy and offering no medical endorsement.
Tickets sold out fast for the Madame Cluck concert at Keothovan Wall on Friday evening at 8 50. Many attendees arriving Thursday afternoon found no seats and were turned away as additional seats had been allocated but were all claimed. The program includes Mozart choral works and a roster of composers with notable pianists.
Fragments describe equinox timing with March 21 as vernal point and days and nights balancing near that date. Mentions sun duration, march adjustments, and a note about clocks set forward on March 29, with disruption at the end of the week.
In Austin today a commissioner reviews the effect of a past legislative version on public lanes and minerals. The Greene case ruling casts doubt on prior claims while officials see implications for land surveys and unvalid yearaps of load. The governor must approve a new act to make these surveys available but not for sale until September.
Fragmentary notes show intense debate over joining the League of Nations and avoiding entanglement with Europe. Senators and party members argue about affecting U S policy and protest the proposed league constitution while pressuring Congress and President to act.
A murky report from Washington alleges a network of private advisers linked to revenue officers, with investigations ongoing. It claims fraudulent schemes, with advisers reportedly unmasking hundreds and drawing thousands as authorities pursue the case.
New York reports a March 6 conference where speakers from industry discuss a proposed card rating system to rate workers. They claim the method could meet labor needs, with the aim of improving efficiency and identifying skilled personnel while preserving some internal privileges for certain ranks. The study notes ratings have shown practical value across sectors, though access remains restricted to higher officials pending policy approval.
A clipped report notes Mrs. Armstrong transfers to Rockford to work with the Civilian War Service organization as assistant organizer. It mentions driving three airplanes from Kelly Field and paying tribute to men who benefited from her service, with references to Austin and the Ranvaninity Tine Ones.
Officials from the revenue department face charges amid accusations that many clerks and branches aided by figures in the organization prepared misleading tax returns. A sum of 73 million dollars is noted as part of the alleged fraud tied to a central lending scheme.
New York reports details from a government program for vocational learning and rehabilitation. Major Crane cites that 2085 rehabilitated men have been placed, noting a conference on rehabilitation and observance of anniversaries in the city. The text also mentions the Tadjen Auxiliary and Railroad Trainmen celebrating a milestone with an event at White Hall, including activities and refreshments.
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