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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
10
Hoover will headline a ten day exhibit at the state fairgrounds starting October 14 focusing on conserving food products and delaying perishables to feed allies and troops. The national food administrator will outline actions Americans are taking to conserve and prepare food to aid the war effort.
The advertisement urges preparation against disease, claiming air and water are enemies. It promotes Swift's blood purifier as a universal remedy and invites readers to write for free medical advice to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta Georgia.
Atlantic City reports bankers across the United States assisting farmers to raise food and livestock as part of a five year campaign. Joseph Mirsch of Corpus Christi Texas notes increased county agents and farm club work, with bankers guiding sound projects through USDA field forces and state colleges. Wisconsin and Michigan efforts include livestock club expansion and wheat yield programs aiming to boost production and safety in banking relations.
T. D. Jamison of Victoria Street Tab or Shop says Tanlac cured his chronic pains digestive troubles and backache after ten years of illness He reports gaining six pounds on first bottle and sleeping better now buying a second bottle Tanlac is sold in San Antonio by Wasner's Drug Cec and Melor's Pharmacy with a Tanlac representative Adv.
Hope to save state farmers 15 million annually from seed failures. Banks run safe farming campaigns with university ties, linking bankers to agricultural science. Movements in Wisconsin California Washington show bankers backing livestock expansion and agricultural prosperity through coordinated efforts.
The Export Administration Board expanded the embargo list on September 28, barring export of feed grains oil cake meal animal fats vegetable oils soap caustic soda and certain machinery unless licenses are granted for war purposes. Exports to Newfoundland Mexico and Canada will be allowed in limited cases with licenses. otherwise licenses require Food Administration approval and assurances that shipments aid the war effort.
Stockholm reports efforts to form a coalition cabinet with liberal or conservative leanings and to prepare the budget for Parliament’s opening in January. Oscar van Sydow was privately approached, identified as initiator of prior government formation, to lead a new administration.
Bragg, a pilot from the Military Aviation School at Hempstead Long Island, ascended to 22 000 feet and returned in about one hour. Thousands watched as field glassers tracked his flight after he vanished from sight. Weather was ideal and Bragg’s ascent timed from takeoff.
Talant Bey, Grand Vizier, justifies Turkey's entry into the war to the Party of Union and Prosperity congress in Constantinople. He defends Armenian policy, says deportations won’t be carried out by regular forces as gendarmes were drafted. Irregularities are investigated and punishments handed down, including some with death, while Turkey adheres to arbitration.
New York Sept 25 col Mouse longtime unofficial representative of President Wise says he has been asked to help collect data for a proposed peace conference. He notes the United States will limit its activities as belligerents gather material for potential future use and that work will involve the State Department with about 1000 men pulling in data for shared preparation.
A testimonial from Fulton North Dakota claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured a woman suffering from female weakness and nervous troubles after doctors advised operation. The letter notes the writer is now well and capable of work and invites others to seek free advice from Lydia H. Pinkham's Medicine Vies Lynn Massachusetts.
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