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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1927
Page
2
The Trade Extension Department of the Chamber of Commerce, Fact Texas, will conduct a trade extension program starting June 6. The outline will be finalized by the executive committee. G. C. Werte announced the plan.
Ser L. Weyer, once head of International 4 Service Wartent in Berlin, shot and aided himself in a compartment aboard the Berlin Braven express. He was en route to Bremen to depart for the United States after a nervous breakdown.
An old advertisement touts purification pills Calotabs and Delotabs as health boosters. It claims a thorough cleansing of the system will restore vitality and recommends a course lasting several weeks with a family package available for 35 cents.
An ad claims 18 years of gas trouble ended after using Adetrika. A testimonial from I A Champion credits the product with easing digestive distress, improving meals and sleep, and delivering noticeable relief after prior treatments failed. The copy touts rapid effects and says Adler will surprise you.
A flurry of visitors and residents celebrate Fiesta with San Antonio trips and family gatherings. The column records M. Finn of Peoria, Miss Doroty Chichester, Miss Mildred Melville, Mrs. J. Ritks, Mrs. J. Bowler, and many others visiting or returning home from San Antonio and Kerrville. Also noted are military assignments, school activities, and local social events linked to festive week activities in the area.
Universal Service from Mexico City reports the Grand Lodge of the Valley of México pledging 360000 for a rosilién-dellar Masonic building. The lodge passed two resolutions urging all U S Masonic lodges to contribute by buying or giving two dollars per member.
Displays of World War relics at the San Antonio American Legion headquarters showcase Captain A. B. Frazier collection regarded as among the best in the United States. Frazier has reportedly refused and offered $30,000 for the varied items including machine guns bayonets rifles tank guns helmets and other war implements.
A child was born to Mrs. Juanito Ramirez at Robert B. Green Hospital after she was rushed there in a police patrol ambulance Wednesday morning. Emergency driver B DeBona was at the wheel.
Herbert L Crate will deliver an illustrated lecture in the annex of Central Christian Church at 7:30 tonight. The event highlights local cultural programming and offers a chance to hear a noted speaker in a community setting.
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