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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
7
Toronto reports plans to demolish the Pickford birthplace to clear space for a pollen administration building. The first home of Gladys Smith is listed among the sites affected, with tours noted as a possible visiting option before demolition.
The ad claims Cascareta made from cascar a strengthens both lower and upper bowels. It promises quick relief from biliousness dizziness headache and constipation. It notes 20 million boxes sold yearly as proof of popularity and urges taking a Cascareta tonight to brighten tongue breath and eyes.
Hopkinside Kentucky resident Mrs R J Hopson recalls nervous weak years a decade ago after a fall illness. She says Cardus helped her after one bottle and again after five more, restoring energy and comfort. She praises the medicine and recommends it to friends and neighbors. The product has been trusted by women for over fifty years.
William AcIntosh, publisher of The Light, outlines San Antonio assets in a radio talk on real estate. He cites trading routes, military value, vast ranches, oil revenue, growing plants, seaport, railroads, and a favorable climate with praised water. He notes paved highways, year round motor travel, and thousands of parks and schools as core city strengths driving stable, ongoing development.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a promotional note by Mickey McGuire praising real estate investments. It suggests profits, time tested value, and future growth, but lacks concrete dates or specifics. The passage reads as a sales pitch emphasizing prudent placement of dollars and secure gains.
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