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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1930
Page
5
An advertisement extols Danderine as a quick way to revive dull hair and arrest dandruff. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, stops hair loss, promotes growth, adds lustre, and makes waves hold longer. Includes assurances of natural color and easier styling.
A historically styled advertisement claims Konjola cures deep health issues by flushing out accumulated poisons. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. Ththel of Avonville and urges readers to visit Sommers drug store at Transfon and Losey for details, free samples, and a public introduction.
A column in The Light offers brief Q and A with Professor Ali Al-Din of the mystic school. Readers mail questions. responses cover health, love, marriage, employment, finances, and property, with comments on outcomes and timing. Answers promise continued appearances for another week at Juske's store.
Two youths attempted thefts at the George Keene Jeng store near Military plaza and Dharmsa street. A patrolling officer, Tatrolman WD Swift, saw the container breached but the suspects fled on their bikes before apprehension.
Police Commissioner Phil Wright stated all gaming will be prohibited during fiesta week. Thates, 32, and Ed Unermin, sr, city workers, were arrested Tuesday on charges of gaming with Arrows. Arrests were made by Teter, WT Bittlepage, and Gene Jack.
The article reports a projected treasury deficit for the next year between 20 million and 21 million dollars, discussed with Senate Appropriations Chairman and House Appropriations Chairman. The president warns of serious financial strain and urges reconsideration amid ongoing budget reviews.
TOERA Kan April 2 2 WP Chairman Alesander of the federal farm level hopes to discuss proposals for reducing wheat acreage with Kansans. In a letter to J C Moller secretary of the Kansas state board of agriculture the federal farm board expresses agreement with the suggestion that the best approach is a series of meetings to be held throughout the summer months.
Mrs W C Risshe and Mrs Walter Sehcoings hosted a bright show luncheon Tuesday at Bright Show, honoring Mrs Walter Mununey of Larrelmont guest of Mrs George W Marlin. Centerpieces featured four My pote ridlion streschers and tiny figue flowers. About 40 intimate friends attended. Mrs A Z McKenzie also entertained with a prettily appointed tea Tuesday afternoon. Spring colors adorned the reception, forming a floral backdrop for guests.
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlac as a "REAL MEDICINE" that rapidly relieves rheumatism and stomach disorders. It cites long suffering patients noting renewed appetite and strength after weeks of use, urging readers to buy from local druggists with a money back guarantee.
United States remains third in world shipbuilding output as the nation continues naval production. Britain and Germany lead with stronger wartime ship tonnages, while American yards push ahead in wartime orders and production capacity amid ongoing conflicts.
Local druggists praise Prescription A-2851 for rheumatic pain relief and its apparent success across gout and sciatic nerve discomfort. The ad claims fast action on the site of trouble and encourages readers to ask their pharmacist for Prescription A-363 by name.
The piece lists numerous attendees including Mrs. Ash Turner and Mrs. D. O. Wartigan, with Mrs. McKenvie and her mother, and notes servings by Mrs. Wo AG Torney and J. W. Young. The dining room hosts and punch bowl on the porch display larkspur decorations as about 200 guests called during Wit a Tornn.
The Galveston News reports Morris of Houston is favored to become collector for the Galveston district, succeeding Hubert W. Timpheus. The appointment would mark a Republican appointment victory and aligns with party leadership.
An advertisement touts Adver’ Headache Gone Without Regret as a balanced remedy from Sedires. It promises fast relief from pain without nausea dizziness or constipation and targets readers seeking a safe option for headache relief.
Unreadable ad text promises varicose vein relief with Moone's Emerald Oil. Claims show rapid improvement and healing of ulcers, with money-back refunds if dissatisfied.
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