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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
5
Correspondent reports on Osborne Company's proposed Tampa freighter theme drawing scrutiny. Questioned references to maritime routes and local reaction surface amid debates over branding and community impact.
Woodhaven New York resident Collins says illness like sick stomach headaches and headaches vanished after using Carter's Little Liver Pills. The ad claims the pills purify the liver and bowels, act as a gentle laxative and improve overall health with no bad after effects. Available at all drug stores.
An old advertisement-style note urges expectant mothers to use Mother's Friend promoted by Bradfield Regulator Co. It claims a physician-developed method eases labor and promises a free booklet with full directions. The message cites a testimonial about shortened labor and reduced suffering.
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a mustard oil ointment substitute that relieves sore throats bronchitis laryngitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatism and joint pains without blistering. It notes a milder baby and child version and lists prices in cents.
Prohibition agents nab a 31 year old Mexican man who stepped from the early morning train from Laredo at San Marcos Colima streets crossing. Two suitcases held about 40 bottles of aguardiente. He is held for violations of the national prohibition act.
A former Wall Street speculator, once rich, now financially ruined, recounts his gambling losses in Europe. He left Cadiz by tramp freighter with two dollars, is warmly greeted at Tampa’s quarantine, and reflects on his father General Wood and his strained marriage prospects. He insists he is not destitute and plans remain open.
Paris dispatch says Mrs Reginald Ronalds who divorced Ronalds in Paris last year will wed John Curley of Bosicu per social channels. It notes Ronalds wanted Paris residence while he preferred New York. Mrs Horace G Allen formerly Kiki Gwynne has final decree and custody of two children. marriage to Jerry Preston believed imminent.
Julius Bledsoe, a well known baritone in Negro church circles, will sing at the Second Baptist Church on Chestnut and Center Street at 3 o clock Thursday night.
An Indian man in Cortez Colorado was arrested after an 18 day old infant died reportedly buried alive in an ancient tribal rite. Authorities say the infant was the daughter of Mort Mon Joe’s son in law. An accessory to the crime is being sought as the case develops.
A hotel guest screamed for the chief of police at 4 a.m. Wednesday and demanded protection. Instead he was arrested after a clerk reported his yelling and threats of slay him. authorities say he sought a bodyguard and planned to see the judge.
Ambassador Alexander P. Moore resigns as American ambassador to Spain to retire to private life. He notified President Coolidge and will relinquish duties in Madrid, ending a tenure noted for strengthening U S Spain ties since his 1923 appointment.
The Gorgas Memorial Institute in Chicago launches a nationwide drive to cut 25,000,000 annual illnesses. Thirty-five thousand dentists from the American Dental Association join with physicians and surgeons to detect and remove illness causes, aiming to improve lifelong health.
Washington April 1 The general business situation of the country is described as good by Secretary of Commerce Hoover despite declines in grain and stock prices. He emphasizes continued improvement and favorable signs in commerce and industry.
Regina residents face isolation as Wascand creek floods cut off about 100 residences. Rescue teams use boats to reach families and deliver food to those in water-logged homes.
Big Lake Gil company's No. 5 well on University land Reagan county flowed Tuesday at 8 barrels per hour after deepening from 2250 to 2088 feet. In 21 hours ending 1 7 a.m. the well yielded 1972 barrels increasing daily field output to about 15 000 barrels. The No. 3 well came in May last year after an eight month fishing job from a burn-related incident.
Privates Willis H L Miller and Glands Robbins of the parachute department at Kelly Field will make their first parachute leaps from planes this week. Miller will jump Thursday at 2 o clock. Robbins follows Friday at the same hour, both likely new to parachute duty after two months in the unit.
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