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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1928
Page
6
Munich April 4 Opera critic guidance followed by a district court ruling in a case involving Wagner tenor Wilhelm Knots who sued a Duesseldorf music critic for mocking his waistline. Plan credit survey notes national retail credit methods, with data expected on installment ceilings.
Peacock Military Academy announced promotions in the cadet corps on Wednesday. John Hudson of Tampico, Alesio, was named captain. First lieutenant Ray Chidgey of San Antonio, with Billie Creech of San Antonio and Beuce Meyer of Rockdale as second lieutenants, plus sergeants Warne Anderton Quant, Blanton Morris Fort Worth, Wade Trne Biebop, William Kroeger Houston, Harry Abdo Tulsa, Gordon Lege San Antonio, Grant Walker Clarksville, Jos Burkett Basan, Fernando Sales Merced City, and A Cox San Angelo complete the corps.
In 1892 Dr Caldwell created a liquid laxative named Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. The product was advertised as a gentle bowel stimulant for women, children, and the elderly, claiming wide use and immense popularity. It touted ease of relief from headaches, biliousness, flatulence, indigestion, and fevers, urging families to keep a bottle for emergencies and praising its safety and effectiveness.
A reader testimonial promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as aiding housework for healthy women and those legislated by fatigue. It notes improved energy after using the product, claiming it helps with weakness and work capacity. A Jacksonville Florida correspondent praises the remedy and offers to answer inquiries.
Astoria report details the four masted schooner K. Y. Bruse captained by Ash and fourteen crew members who survived an 118 day voyage from Adelaide. They claim distress signals were ignored by an unidentified oil tanker. A Russian sailor was lost overboard in a squall. The crew endured three weeks with scant food ending up eating pieces of rope and wood to stay alive.
Governor Tuan and Moody defend a Tyler incident involving Work and the term jackass used during a heated exchange. The letter asserts Work acted with integrity and clarifies the context of the insult, noting witnesses and evidence supporting Work’s conduct.
A severe Fort Worth storm caused major damage across the city with heavy rain and strong winds. Residents reported downed trees, flooded streets, and damaged structures near Lake Worth while authorities assessed the extent of the destruction and traffic disruptions lingered into the day.
In Alpine Captain Wood is named judge to fill the unserviced term in Burke County. The appointment sets a new course for local governance as the community adjusts to the interim leadership and continued public service.
Judge Charles J. Klapproth of Midland on Tuesday granted a change of venue in the case of Lee Swill charged with the shooting of two Mexicans in front of a Stanton bank on December 23. One defendant was sent to Abilene and the other to Midland for trial.
An escaped suspect from Darebeaided vicinity returns to custody after being apprehended in London Ontario. While en route from Los Angeles where he worked as a taxi driver, the man refused to wear a hat and was detained by police.
Officials evaluate Inst aights rains efficacy in fighting wildfires from the Ouachita National Forest as officials weigh further steps to curb the blazes. The April report notes rain may aid suppression and reduce the spread of fires raging for days.
Washington report by the Federal Bureau of Education outlines the finishing school value for trained youth. It notes average earnings rising with education from common school to high school and college levels, with annual incomes ranging from about 400 to 5000 dollars depending on schooling.
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Patterson of Titapin were among the visitors in San Antonio last week.
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