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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
6
Doctor warns of grave health risks from skinny living and urges use of ironized yeast tonics. Ad claims 5 to 16 pounds gain in three weeks with malt yeast and iron, promising no risk then refunds if not satisfied. Includes statements of rapid nerve strength, weight gain, and skin clearing effects.
Otto Sanhuber and Mrs Walburene Osterreich were indicted jointly by the grand jury for the murder of Fred Osterreich, a Milwaukee soap founder, on August 23 1922. Authorities said their arraignment in Superior Court marks the closure of a seven year mystery with unclear motive and scarce clues.
Washington April 18 Edward L Doheny of Los Angeles, recently acquitted of bribery in the Fall case, plans to litigate a $279 0154 income tax claim against himself and family. The dispute concerns taxes due from the Doheny family and related corporations for 1924 and 1925.
Woodlawn Center will formally open the pavilion in the new Woodlawn Jake gume nasium building with a novelty beach dance announced for Friday. Keeney's Southern Serenaders a 10 piece local boys orchestra will provide music. Two boys will impersonate Amos and Andy as an added attraction. General admission is 19 cents and dancing costs 5 cents per set. The Woodlane lake pool will be open for those who wish to swim. The dance will be repeated Thursday April 24.
The Girls Glee Club of Mark Twain junior school will present an assembly at the school auditorium in May. The program includes negro folk songs, vocal solo by Louike Stovall, piano duet by Gordon Gry and Joseph Larwell, and performances by Mrs. Rush Dl Nynin and Mrs. Hilary. Members of the girls chorus include Louise Stovall, Dorothy Kezdey, Jean Schmitt, Mary Jane Vinnin, Bernice Barnett, Tepeeta Belloses, Maud Morello, Matteret Jane Lantz, and Catherine Earthman.
Two Wichita chemists Curtis Anderson and Farl Snyder believe lead poisoning caused the widespread fake paralysis epidemic in Wichita. Public health officials say about 100 victims needed charitable assistance. A Jamaica ginger sample from a 40 year old paralysis patient tested positive for the toxin.
London April 18. A print ledgerage of the London naval treaty preamble and first two sections was delivered to the five power naval delegations. The preamble lists participating countries and plenipotentiaries. The first article concerns capital ships and aircraft carriers while the second article defines rules and terms.
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