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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1930
Page
3
Blin April 7 report notes a cuckoo turning 200 years old this year. Special events will mark the anniversary in the Black Forest where the clock originated, with the barot and traditions highlighted in the festivity.
An old advertisement fragment touts Vanishing Cream as an invisible film against dryness and dust. It promotes two sizes priced 0c and 50e and claims a satin smooth finish by forming a protective layer on rough skin.
A survey shows Valley deposits totaling 25,603,000 dollars, higher than at the end of last year. Previous totals for the Valley’s banks stood at 21,497,414 dollars as of December 31.
SEW YORE reports veteran theatrical producer William AL Brady, age 66, was resting comfortably after surgery for appendicitis. Brady had been ill for several weeks, and his condition was described as favorable following the operation.
A jumble of names and charges outlines fines for value violations drunkenness and various offenses. The list includes Arthur J progeny O White M Wheeler Jon Stark and many others with fines noted in dollars for each offense.
An injured man, believed to be Fred Ogden of 1610 Saunders Avenue, was found unconscious Sunday near Sao Marcos and Durango streets. SE Mendhara found him and transported him to Robert B. Green Hospital where doctors diagnosed both legs fractured near the timed.
The Democratic National Committee announced plans for a nationwide celebration of Thomas Jefferson's birthday on April 1. Between United States cities, preparations include coordinated events and live appearances to honor the founding figure.
Andrew Rainer of Kansas City offers a $3.50 truss with a reducible strap design, claiming quick relief from rupture discomfort. The method, touted as a breakthrough, promises strengthening of muscles and faster healing, directing readers to write to Dr Andrew Weise in Kansas City, Mo.
A long list of radio offerings for Monday evening includes the San Antonio Indians premiering singing and instrumental music on NGSA's Sportlights hosted by Harald Scherwite. Other items feature Lutherno Lenten talks on KTSA, a CBS Gold Strand Crusaders NBC feature, political segments with James G. McDonald, and cultural programs with the XUO Voice of Firestone. Amos n Andy and Floyd Gibbons wrap the night with news updates.
Marie Prevost, a motion picture star, underwent a theater operation and will soon undergo another at a Hollywood hospital. After recovery she plans to amputate part of her name, aiming to resume as Marie Prevost after marriage, per reports from April.
In New York on April 7 a bitter fight over Fox control ended as William Fox sold controlling stock to a syndicate led by Karley Clarke of General Theaters Equipment. Fox disposed of 11x shares of Class B stock in Fox Film and Fox Theatre Enterprises.
Government circles report a thwarted communist movement in Morlen with arrests in Vera Cran Prize Cordoba and Talapa as troops and police tighten controls in multiple centers.
Lontion April 1 4 Will Thorne veteran labor MP plans a fourth marriage at age 72 to a 42 year old bride The future wife is his third wife with two previous marriages and a daughter The Archdeanry Guild of At Pow Episcopal Church will present three an e et plage at 0 eloty on the evening of Tyewdes in April at the War Department theater for reservations call Mrs Chr finee etc
KTSA San Antonio Light affiliate schedules list Monday and Tuesday programs across music, talk, and news blocks. Includes Cecil and Sally, Shen Austin, Harold Scherwite, and various operas, weather, and health talks with multiple stations and times noted. The noisy OCR ends with rail news about a plan to gain direct railway access to New Orleans via an interstate agreement.
A dubious offer claims to treat frequent nighttime urination by a product called Palma Glabuter GIEEM. The notice urges readers to mail $1.00 and personal details to a Palma Company department, promising a return package and no obligation. The text is unclear and appears as a scammy sales pitch with numerous misspellings.
At age 85 Aaron Reedy announces candidacy to oppose Senator George W Norris for the Republican nomination. The veteran politician expresses a determined platform amid an active campaign, highlighting years of public service and political involvement.
A garbled item from New York dated April 1 hints at lexicography and courtly speech. It mentions a voicing of whoopee and references King Fleury VIII, with claims of old slang and a supposed obsession with noisy revelry.
Advertises Zemo as a soothing antiseptic for skin irritation. Claims include swift relief from itching drawing out infection and restoring skin, with 20 years of use. Mentions pimples rash and general relief, urging use for family care.
An old advertisement touts Dr Tut’s Pile Ointment for quick relief of bilious symptoms and constipation. It promises to ease dull headaches and general discomfort, urging readers to take the remedy tonight.
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