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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
25
A fragmentary political note claims a senator seeks his wife Tawnlie Tones's support for Elm, mentioning a spellstar figure and implying a political bargain. The readable text is garbled with unclear names and shards of phrases.
One hundred million buns will be eaten in England tomorrow for Good Friday. Bakers claim a high record as twenty million buns are baked in Lon Hem stone.
An old advertisement touts a time tested tonic claimed to aid appetite and nutrition. It references “over 100 years” of use and urges regular dosage before meals, promoting benefits for children and adults and mentioning two bottle sizes available at drug stores.
A vintage advertisement touts Moones Poerald Oil as fast pain and inflammation relief for swollen feet. It claims rapid results, money back if unsatisfied, and suggests regular night applications to ease corns and calluses with a blend of essential oils.
The Manufacturers Bay charity event in Chicago featured Mrs. A. C. Seiser and Miss Ling leading a booth style program on a club lawn. A notable concert included performances by Moon Hirsh Isogene Hings and T. H. Waner alongside violinist Mary Wilkins and a chamber ensemble. Local firms supplied stage decorations and prizes, with several bakers, creamery, and candy companies listed among sponsors. The event concluded with announcements for a meeting of the Alvina Helzha Parent-Teacher association and a talk on child welfare.
A request for a government inquiry into alleged loyalty of school officials emerged in Chicago as a group of students prepared to confront the school board. Major Williams threatened action if Walter J. F. Raymer became president and Superintendent William Meaghan faced board support, signaling a political clash over leadership and policy.
Madame Wal ska announces a perfume line named ai vorcons produced in a Asnurs factory with plans to open a Paris shop in June. She says the venture reflects her independence from cliques and won’t affect her music career despite divorce remarks.
Funeral services for James Ingram, 98, were held at South Side Christian chapel with Reverend Patrick Henry presiding. A native of Beatin, Liat, he resided in San Antonin. He is survived by a daughter, a son, two grandchildren and two great grandsons.
A local notice announces special services for Boy Scouts at a specified venue with speakers including Samuel Tephil Bly and Arthur Michael. The event details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the notice identifies religious or community figures delivering addresses at the gathering.
Fragments show multiple groups scheduling meetings and events. The Chawinade Chern society plans 2 30 PM at Mrs Eli Hertzbergs home. Protestant Women’s Aid Society hosts linen and shower at 210 o'clock for the Orphans Home. James Frank Hapgard entertaining Nan Russell and others for the Bexar County Medical Auxiliary at Mel Heal Library. Woman’s Club auxiliary sets 124? o'clock at the clubhouse. Semper Fidelis club meets 7 200 4 & o'clock at the Meoger hotel. Parent-Teacher Association of Smith school holds its monthly meeting at Bovineck Mopar on April 18.
The city officer wrestled a Black man in San Pedro creek at Houston and Cameron streets, chasing through downtown. The suspect seized eggs from a truck in front of a grocery at Mercado and Travis before fleeing into the creek and storm sewers. the officer fired a shot and the man was captured.
A vintage ad explains tinting with Diamond Dyes for fabric. It notes tint colors are achieved by dye color, diluted for delicate shades, and that cold water yields permanent color. It advertises cheap dye jars, color cards, and a free Color Craft book from Diamond Dyes Department N34 Burlington Vermont.
Detroit manufacturer Dodge and his estranged wife Mes. Vhwige planned a return to Hollywood where her band stays, with a possible reconciliation. Dodge's sudden departure from the gates sparked speculation about his plans, but no clear details emerged.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound as a quick health boost for the underweight and frail. It claims 60 tablets for 60 cents with a money back guarantee if a 4 to 5 pound gain in 30 days is not achieved, and says the product helps children and those with rickets.
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