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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1929
Page
9
Millions of women who suffer headaches have found quick relief with Ajiti-Kamnala tablets. One or two AK tablets in all they need to rid themselves of pain and discomfort.
In Vulgaria on April 11, King Boris may wed a grand duchess instead of a princess. Religious obstacles hinder the plan with Tealsy Princess Gregunnn and Grand Duchess Tienov being discussed. The Bulgarian Orthodox Church would block unions not aligned with church rules. The Vatican reportedly declined dispensations for an Italian match.
An advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a cure for eczema and skin troubles. It claims quick relief with a single bottle, emphasizes non staining residue, and offers a money back guarantee.
The Spotlight section lists community happenings in west Texas including a club program Friday night and a joint program Wednesday. It mentions performers, local leaders, and upcoming events at various venues, plus travel notes from residents and church activities.
Tax assessors warn that less than 40 days remain to place properties on the assessment roll. County Assessor Albert Myth reports heavy congestion in the office as property owners delay returns. If not rendered by April 1, property will go on unrendered rolls and miss the effect of the allowances for third assessments.
Production estimates from the Agricultural News indicate Texas onion shipments remain strong in the late season though market news shows upper volatility. Officials project a total production value near $3,785,250 for the season with higher Bermuda onion yields.
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions a Westinony court scene with a vehicle halted after driving past a standstill and references to a 82 fine. The legible parts point to a local legal matter with insufficient details for full clarity.
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