Nations back American plan to abolish aggressive arms
Geneva April 13 Italy Brazil and Turkey joined Great Britain and Switzerland in endorsing the American proposal to abolish aggressive arms at the disarmament conference. Dina Grandi of Italy urged progressive land sea and air force cuts with emphasis on land forces and naval reductions. Delegates from Brazil and Turkey also supported the plan while Grandi backed outright destruction of arms over League controlled limits. Mary Lou will guide you to a Toom apartment or house. Cal Gr. 2400 for stings. The service is free.
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Doctor's Prescription Promises Rapid Pain Relief
An advertised drug Nuribo claims to end pain from rheumatic ailments sciatica and other conditions quickly without opiates. The sales pitch targets bed ridden, pain-racked individuals promising safe, harmless relief and a money back offer if the first three powders fail.
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Tetterine claims cure for skin eruptions and eczema
An old advertisement touts Tellerine as a guaranteed remedy for skin troubles including eczema. It asserts quick, permanent relief from tettering and parasitic causes, with offers for mail order and drugstore availability in Savannah, Georgia.
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Lose Ugly Fat with Kruechen Salta Promotion
An old advertorial promotes Kruechen Salta as a weight loss aid for women claiming normal weight aligns with youth. It cites anecdotes from a 20 year old and others, urging daily use for four weeks and to consult a doctor before dieting.
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Unclear Text Fragment About Foot Care and Remedies
Fragmentary OCR note describes applying drops to the corn and mentions terms like lith, opalninnaly, and charms. The readable portions obscure concrete actions or entities, making a precise summary difficult. The text reads as garbled instructions for foot care remedies with nonsensical insertions.
Letter on arms budget and disarmament urged at Geneva
Easter The Light argues nations spend five billion annually on armaments with 700 million budget for armed forces. It notes 200000 troops and 3500 dollars per man for training and equipment and calls France Geneva conference to face about and redirect funds to jobs and relief.
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Geneva
M. H. Harrigan
Old Timer Refutes Saloon Statement to the Editor
An Old-Timer replies to T. J. Murray defending saloon sales to minors. He recalls growing up in San Antonio when saloons and gambling existed yet he could not buy a drink before age 21. He notes bar staff often required age verification or a sponsor to prove adulthood.
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T. J. Murray
San Antonio
County Salaries Stir Debate Over County Pay
The Light editor cites farm prices for corn and cotton and questions county official salaries in Bexar county. The piece argues $12,500 annual pay is excessive while many families live on a dollar a day and feel charity needed. It suggests replacing high salaries with $2,500 yearly pay.
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Bexar County
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Reader letter questions Memphis puzzles and temperance views
A reader recalls Governor Bob Taylor and reflects on a Memphis article. The writer contrasts Tennessee pride with Memphis saloons and alcohol culture, asking if W S. S. intended praise for prohibition or criticism, and wonders about the town’s sobriety and social life.
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Dad
LSU Reinstates Poet After Novel Controversy
Baton Rouge reports that Dr. John Farin Aller, associate professor of English at LSU, has been reinstated after being dismissed for writing the novel Cane Julee. Supervisors previously denounced the work as refutted by the institution and later reversed the decision.
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John Farin Aller
Louisiana State University
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Aylesworth Named President of Radio-Keith-Orpheum
Merlin Hunt Aylesworth will be elected president of Radio-Keith-Orpheum at a directors meeting on Thursday while remaining president of the National Broadcasting Company. In a separate item, Carmen Uvalde, a farm laborer’s daughter near Laredo, Texas, was killed when a pistol in a two year old’s hand discharged. Police investigate.
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Merlin Hunt Aylesworth
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Laredo
Texas
Carmen Uvalde
Texas honesty and pioneer spirit inspire institutional trust
The text appeals to Texas symbols and San Antonio origins to urge trust and confidence in an institution. It links Houston, Crockett, and Bowie to founding ideals and claims borrowed ideas from San Antonio's historic civic character.
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