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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
14
The Federal Labor Bureau on Trevino Street will open immediately with staff from the Worth office and state headquarters. Bosses say the agency will register carpenters steel workers and other trades, offering government jobs and potential long term domestic employment.
Reporters tally a rough count of about 25 000 visitors entering the lobby of the Ane pien Hotel on Saturday with hotel staff noting a high volume despite claims of lighter footfall. The manager Percy Terrell and front desk staff describe the day as unusually active with many guests and locals present.
Fragment from a historical page notes a corn ear showing red white and blue colors. The ear appears to reveal a regular order when rotated or viewed from different starting points, suggesting an unusual natural pattern or misread lettering on the kernel.
Camp Travis visit planned as Army men and tourists request help locating and befriending a lonesome South Dakota soldier. Readers from Mississippi to Maryland respond seeking old ties, with towns and addresses exchanged to reconnect him with familiar faces.
A committee of the Vesta association invites the public to a patriots celebration in San Antonio marking its two hundredth anniversary. The event, April 15 in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room, will feature a parade with twenty two decorated cars and hopes for 30 to 40 more. Railroad cooperation and fare discounts are anticipated. advertising campaigns urge broad newspaper use of the Mesta dates.
Government seized a ship to transport hensyn oil from Merlda to a U S gulf port. The vessel carried a cargo of henueytion with storage in ghurehes and was redirected from the fleet navigation line to the United States gulf ports.
Merchants agree to standardize opening and closing times starting April 1, with stores to stay open until 6 PM on Sundays and adjust clerks’ hours. Aimed at easing schedules, the plan includes earlier finishing for staff and potential wage adjustments as the time system rolls out.
A nationwide drive under the American Red Cross collected clothing for the destitute in Belgium and France. The effort, led by Mrs. Clintapy, mobilized communities and produced crates of garments despite uneven donations from several regions.
Mrs Brown appeals for immediate help to secure forty uncalled funds and says more support is needed this morning. She stresses the urgency of relief and believes owners would respond if they understood the situation.
An advertisement urges readers that backache signals kidney trouble and promotes GOOD MEDAL capsules as a likely cure. It touts imported Good Medal capsules, recommends about two daily, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. The copy emphasizes Bright's disease danger and uses testimonial language to push the product.
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