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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1931
Page
12
An inmate, 47 year old Yoke Anderson, died at the state hospital after officials at the facility and county authorities investigated the death overnight. The incident prompted a probe by medical staff and local authorities.
A light hearted ad promises quick corn relief with a finger method. The copy touts painless results and a humorous tone, claiming lasting comfort and easy removal without discomfort.
Southland Singers from Tarlem, most born in the South, perform at 7 o'clock over WOAL and the National network. The quartet, trained in an African Methodist basement church, promises lively spirituals and river-song medleys including Swing Down Chariot and Can't Hear Me Calling. Paul Robeson also performed prior, with mixed reception.
A jumble of names and shows notes the Blues Mind program hosting Kate Smith and the National Network guest Rudy Vallee Hue announces three new songs Boon Just a Crazy Song and By the River Sainte Maria Washington Irving is billed as guest of honor Thursday evening at a long list of musical acts and station lineups with various schedules from 4:00 to 10:00 pm featuring bands singers and orchestras across the lineup including Amos and Aus Sierekiing Singers and the Tekh Pem-Care Loma orchestra among others with a mix of program notes and time slots for Friday and weekend programs.
A vintage ad promotes a free vacation guide to Southern California detailing a day by day sightseeing plan for a three week or longer trip. It highlights Hollywood nightlife, beaches, missions, mountains and lakes, plus information on how to get there costs time required and regional attractions.
A long reading of musical broadcasts and biographical talks for the week announces programs on KTSA and WTA stations. Highlights include Captain Vealey discussing allied espionage experiences, Channon Collings performing light opera gems, and a weekly Waspies transcription talk series with details on timing and venues. The piece lists numerous performers, orchestras, and program times across Thursday and Friday evenings.
Adele ABY notes Pertuzin eases a cough and clears voices in broadcasting studios. The product is claimed to be non narcotic, non habit forming, gentle on digestion, and enjoyable to take, with adults and children alike urged to obtain a bottle from their druggist during coughing season.
Secretary Wilbur voiced concern over United States literacy despite progress in 16 states. He warned the illiterate population remains ominous and formidable. Separate note mentions Eagle Pass visitors including Mrs. Davis Metcalfe and family from Pearsall and Mr and Mrs Aubrey Wideon and child from Eagle Case.
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