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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1928
Page
16
Shawnee Oklahoma April 6 The flood toll rises with four deaths and damage pegged at 294800 from a survey of 183 families and 26 merchants. Officials estimate total losses could reach 400000 to 450000 as relief work begins with aid from local charities and civic groups.
Madame Julie LaSalle Blevenson Log New York educational lecturer will give four free talks at Main Avenue Senior School and the Woman’s Club building 1717 San Pedro Avenue. Topics include Hungry Human Hearts Sunshine Within Beauty and Charm Until So Tears Old and Hating Your War Mark to Health.
Washington dispatch reports Rep Clarke of New York Republican on the agricultural committee voices certainty President Coolidge will veto the McNary-Haugen bill. He warns the equalization fee would render the measure unconstitutional and block needed farm relief while citing Brazil and Britain experiences in price control.
Loud fumes from a burst 80 gallon ammonia tank near LOT Avenue E drove fumes into homes as residents reported headaches and nausea. Firefighters rescued 20 year old Terry A. Baker after he entered the plant to help others, aided by J. E. Ramses who dragged him to safety. Baker revived by firemen.
In Chicago in April, Geling and Mary Weideman, married years, chose dishes then argued in court. Mary sought a divorce citing marital strife fueled by quarrels over cookware. He allegedly threw dishes, causing a disturbance as the pair tangled in what began as a domestic dispute.
Fragmentary report notes Birger in a legal fight and court denial of a request. Mentions Wy Marker, Hendon, and Adams of West, with poor OCR readability and missing details.
Two hundred pounds of white lead were stolen Friday from the Kuni lumber company, reported by Hy Brown, the general manager.
Chicago item reports a bizarre appeal dated April 6 claiming vast sums could aid public health and proclaiming discovery of causes of insanity cancer tuberculosis leprosy and infantile paralysis with a demand for 500 000 000 and liberty bonds valued for notice free.
Knob knockers entered the Albaughs Wright Lumber offices at 614 Austin street and attempted to hammer off the floor safe knob but failed. Ellis Albaugh, who discovered the attempted burglary, said the thieves would have found only a small sum of money if they had succeeded.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets to combat anaemia and restore weight, energy, and health. It promises a guarantee: if four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes do not yield at least a pound gain and satisfaction, the druggist refunds the purchase. The product is sold as McCoy's Tablets in drug stores nationwide.
An 81 year old Civil War veteran from Loledo Ohio recounts drastic health improvement after using Plant Dulce tonic. He credits renewed vitality digestion and strong energy, noting no indigestion and refreshed strength.
The New York Supreme Court delayed the arraignment of former Secretary of State Florence Knapp today to await Mrs Knapp’s arrival at the courthouse. Indicted on six charges, the hearing was adjourned as officials indicated possible immediate action once all parties were present. The delay was attributed to expectancy of a plea or agreement.
Two Mexican youths were arrested after taking suitcases from a parked car occupied by Dr. T. J. May and G. Pundt. A haul of cloth valued at hundreds of dollars was recovered. The suspects were held by the car’s occupants until police arrived. A search of a home led to further findings.
James Darton national adjutant of the American Legion led a Sanskntonia party to Austin on Friday for a luncheon with Governor Dan Moody. They were joined by Nat M. Washer convention chair man Phillip Y B Slapp regional director, and Ross St. Cole department adjutant.
A fashion note outlines shoes harmonizing with navy blue and pastels for afternoon frocks. It highlights low heels for extensive walking and spike heels for beauty, suggesting women match styles to events. The page teases trends with descriptions of colorways and materials like honey and beige trims, urging discernment in quality across pairs.
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