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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
4
A local business announces expanded floor space and modern fixtures to improve service with much larger stock than previously carried.
The variety of styles and colors offers a wide choice with complete stock. Prices range from 22.50 to 49.75 for garments and 16.75 to 45.00 for coats. The ad emphasizes value during wartime economy and encourages shopping at Peyton's.
Dallas Tex Sept 18 Lieut Parker Bruce of Chicago IL instructor and Lieut Anthony Sego of Kenland Ind student aviator were instantly killed when the airplane Bruce piloted with Sego aboard dived several hundred feet about two miles north of Love Field. Both fliers were dead at the scene observers reported. Bruce had been at Love Field months and Sego was a new arrival from a ground school.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a quick, safe cure for catarrh. It promises fast relief without stomach dosing, sprays, or douches, claiming the antiseptic medicine is inhaled into the lungs to kill germs and heal inflammation. The ad urges readers to purchase from A M Fischer.
An old drug advertisement urges readers to stop a cough by using Alperativid as a non habit forming tonic. It claims twenty years of success and lists price at four dollars and fifty cents, with postpaid availability from Eckman Attentghs in Philadelphia.
Vladivostok dispatch argues allied intervention should not end with Czech relief but expand to Siberia. It asserts Czech action spurs Russian mobilization and that a strong allied force in the Far East could threaten Germany as its western power wanes. Immediate action to form an army in Siberia is urged.
Paris dispatches report France has renounced the 1906 Franco Swiss commercial convention. The move follows a policy to end all treaties with most favored nation clauses to prevent the enemy from benefiting after the war.
Brooklyn reader Mrs M Finorx recounts her 15 year old daughter’s long illness with backache dizziness and loss of appetite. After three months with no improvement five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health and weight. She urges mothers and daughters to try the remedy and seeks advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass.
A Sau I Antonio man extols Tanlac as a “Master Medicine” after his wife and two daughters regained appetite and weight. He claims she rose from 95 pounds to 113 and that headaches and nervousness vanished. The ad notes Wagner's Drug Store and Meier's Pharmacy sell Tanlac in San Antonio.
Washington decided that draft questionnaires go to men aged 19 to 36 while those 37 and older or under 19 are not sent. Local boards report San Antonio counts with an estimated Hexar County total around 22,649. Board tallies range from 400 to 5064 with several precincts missing. Also notes a concert by Professor Louis Hintze at the Lutheran Brotherhood Club and local marriage news.
The Asbury Bible Class of the Travis Park Church holds a meeting at 6 oclock in Brackenridge Park. Gamma Sigma Chi hosts a dance at Miss Hazel Mackenfuss home 931 West Summit Avenue. Elks dance on the roof at 330 Saturday. Ursuline Alumnae annual reunion and supper at the convent on Romana Street at 7 oclock.
Friday events note a reception at Kelly Wield honoring Colonel and Mrs Gerrit Van Quackenbush and Colonel and Mrs James B Fechet. Captain George H Blankenship leaves Camp Stanley for Camp Meade Md stopping in Atlanta to visit family en route east. Members list visitors, travel, and war service updates across several households and social gatherings.
Washington dispatch reports General Crowder clarifies the work or fight order does not enlarge the five non productive occupations list. He notes selective service boards must not expand coverage beyond explicit notices and that the War Industries Board preference list supports only essential industries as recommended by boards. The remarks aim to dispel false impressions about broader non productive classifications during wartime mobilization. Also includes a local marriage notice for Frankie Dott and Lieutenant H Howard Pittinger with Meade Army assignment details.
A vintage advertisement argues doctors favor calomel as a universal purifier for liver stomach and kidneys and promotes the refined Calotabs as a modern safer alternative. It claims one Calotab at night yields no nausea and a strong morning appetite, with guarantees and a 35 cent price.
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