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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
10
San Antonio police practice with military drill instructors at the Oily Markethouse auditorium ahead of the city parade. Twelve men from each shift train to maintain formation using poles, one officer slips but uniform not seriously damaged.
An old advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for influenza and la grippe. It claims rapid soothing relief for the nose throat and chest, easing coughing and breathing with the first dose and invites immediate purchase from A. M. Fischer.
Soldiers at Camp Uravis are urged to carry war lessons into civilian life. Discharges will be marked by talks and ceremonies led by Major Rembson and others, stressing patriotism and social service. A series of mustering-out events at Young Men’s Christian Association Auditorium will outline voluntary and governmental options for reintegration.
Greasy salves should be avoided for clear skin. From druggists for 35 cents or 1 dollar for large size, Zemo removes eczema, stops itching, heals skin troubles, sores, burns, wounds and chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is clean, dependable and inexpensive. Try it. W. Rose Co. Cleveland.
Dr Franklin Duane urges calm management of influenza in this advice piece. He recommends zinc sulfate nose protection, avoiding crowds, daylight outdoor exercise, nourishing food, bed rest if symptoms appear, hot water baths, and laxatives and diuretics like Anurie Tablets for relief and flushing. He notes fever and soreness relief with targeted remedies and emphasizes fortifying strength to prevent bronchitis and pneumonia.
Instructions issued to brigades direct discharged service members to choose between immediate discharge with options for reserve corps or securing commissions in the regular army. Detailed clothing and equipment directives require return of uniforms and gear within set periods, with overcoats issued if needed.
A frantic look at whether Mr. America will embrace longer beards and hair as a fashion, noting the practical costs of shaving and hair care for the average man. It discusses wage, time, and social pressures, referencing safety razors and evolving grooming trends without advocating a position.
An old advertising column promotes California Fig Syrup of California Fig Syrup Company as a remedy for child constipation. It claims quick relief from feverish symptoms, gas, and dull appetite, urging mothers to seek the product with directions for all ages and to beware counterfeit syrups.
Lt Col Americo Pio Vio, a highly decorated Italian infantry officer, spoke at a joint Chamber of Commerce and City Club luncheon in the Gunter Hotel. He praised American resolve, explained Italy’s role in the war, and described the Triple Alliance’s failures while detailing his own war injuries and ten decorations. He urged U.S. readers to understand Italy’s democratic ideals and shared vivid accounts of mountain combat and collaboration with American troops.
Local obituaries list Elizabeth Stats and Linda Davis among the deceased, detailing residences, surviving relatives in San Antonio and Palestine, service times, and funeral directors. The notices also mention other deaths including Annie Emilienburg and Cecilia Mockert-Martin, with burial plans and church affiliations. Also noted is Captain Hen W Carlson of the medical corps at Kelly Field, and news on Queen Elizabeth receiving the Legion of Honor while Prince Leopold is set for another honor.
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