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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1934
Page
14
The notice promotes Hafamious Reued the Worle and Trase-Pacific Previa dent Liners offering flexible sailings. Passengers can borrow time, extend trips, and stop as desired, aiming to deliver a premium private yacht vibe beyond ordinary voyages.
Advertisement invites travel from Round America to New York by train then to the Caliphate via Linervis Havanna and the Panama Canal, or to California by rail with return through the Panama Canal and New York. Mentions pricing from 255 and a sales agent for complete information.
The article critiques professional internationalists seeking U S influence through European intrigue. It cites Theodore Roosevelt’s view that true national interest precedes world loyalty and counters the League of Nations as a danger, calling it an “avi thing with the holy name” used to press Congress into submission to a league court.
A noisy ad touts a 35 cent supply claiming to flush waste from the kidneys and reduce nightly awakenings. It promises removal of poisons from the body and links the product to relief from various pains and rheumatic conditions through a claimed diuretic stimulant formula.
An old advertisement claims Thin Tormnfe for weeks treats Athletes Foot Ringworm Be temas Tetter Sich and other parasitic skin troubles. The copy promises cooling soothing relief within days and offers a money back guarantee with a box purchased at any drug store.
The piece criticizes anti League of Nations efforts, noting Americans have rejected meddling in foreign quarrels. It highlights a petition campaign led by The Light and Hearst papers and quotes Mrs. Milton Hartman of Seguin urging Sammy to stay out of foreign issues. Sign the petition to keep entanglements away.
A historical health note highlights that numerous diseases originate from constipation and points out the public is largely unaware of this connection. The fragment underscores the need for better understanding of bowel health and its systemic impact.
In New York on April, Theodore Roosevelt denounces the New Deal as liberal and un-American. He says the party must rebuild along his preferred lines, reacting to President Roosevelt and urging a petition drive to the League of Nations Editor. Signed copies will be sent to Washington with similar petitions from across the nation.
In April dispatches from Paris reveal Trotzky plotting a vast workers militia and urging international revolution. In Kingsville voters elected Herbert An Zetum to mayor 683 to 548, with commissioners reappointed and rivals defeated.
Weimar reports Jimumie Hajovsky a 4 H club member won a free trip to Washington D C and a gold medal for champion raiser. He is son of Mr and Mrs Adolf Hajovsky and averaged 1 2 bushels per acre in 1931 10 4 in 1932 and 12 5 in 1933.
Lonny Irvin, local Secretary of the code authority, announced that a bulletin issued last week by Hugh S. Johnson, NRA administrator, set a 10 percent markup for general retail prices but not for food and groceries. A Tuesday night message from Company H Janssen, national code authority, decreed wholesalers at 2 percent and retailers at 6 percent.
Folklore of the arresting of two youths followed the beating and robbery of Charles Lindley a 22 year old native of Longview Texas at Colorado College. The second suspect Willie Williams 19 and James L. O'Brien 18 were named as associates in the incident. Police identified George Williams 21 as another participant.
New York April 7 The Herald-Tribune reports that the operation of the National Recovery Act under Hugh S Johnson is sharply criticized in a preliminary report prepared for President Roosevelt by the advisory review board on NRA codes. Clarence Darrow, noted criminal lawyer, heads the board.
Associated Press overview of congressional activity notes Senate debates on sugar costs and District of Columbia appropriation while committees push railroad labor, stock market, and home loan guarantees. House completes action on cotton production, rejects revenue amendments, and panels hear bank deposit payoffs and related bills amid executive sessions.
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