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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
7
An old health column discusses kidney and bladder irritation, listing causes and remedies. It mentions uric acid buildup and bladder inflammation with burning sensations, and suggests hydration, citrus juice with certain acids, and salting water as potential aids. It advises simple home measures lasting a few days and notes inexpensive approaches from herbal and beverage sources.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a gubernatorial or campaign event setting with references to candidates, committees, and venues. It mentions women’s suffrage, labor groups, and local campaign activities, including specific names and places, though many phrases are garbled. The piece reads as a cluttered archival snapshot of a political event with multiple individuals and actions implied.
Testimony from Mrs. Claudy Toten describes a man in front of her at the courthouse who, she says, made a motion toward his hip as if to draw a weapon before shots rang out. She identified Anson Hazelwood as the man she saw with something from his overcoat pocket. Defense argues Hall moved as if to draw, while the witness stated she saw no weapon on Hall.
Major Wallon Mood of San Antonio, commander of the 42nd Signal Battalion in the Sirth Division, is recommended by Major General E. J. Stusgig for promotion to chief signal officer. The recommendation was recorded in field reports with copies of the comments attached.
A damaged OCR sample touts a weight loss method using Phynola five grains after meals and at night. It promises noticeable fat loss and smoother skin, claiming increased efficiency of digestion and overall weight reduction. Readers are advised to visit a drug store or local pharmacist on G and Houston for purchase. Wholesale confidence in the product is implied without medical endorsement.
A wartime communication extols Major Waller D. Hood for over a year in command of the S12th Signal Hawaiian Division, noting his qualifications and efficient service. The message comes from Major Mood’s father, St. Pe Mout of Palm Heights, who expresses high regard for Hood and his leadership under Jay vonmmynd.
Expert,brit Aman of force and chars ad an excellent officer. He formed and maintained 9 signal battalion (212th) which was well disciplined and highly trained in all departments, capable of performing any kind of work. The officer’s efficiency earned him praise as chief signs officee of t Division, with satisfaction of the staff in that capacity.
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