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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1928
Page
10
Plan tag for Blue Cross plan tag day set for Saturday May 1. A Mexican relief drive fundraiser at the Guter hotel features remarks by Mexican consul general Tarique Santanez and other speakers.
A mother describes her infant's red facial eczema and sleepless nights. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment from a free sample, the child recovered quickly. she endorses Cuticura products for daily nursery use and lists related items and distributors.
An old advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for gas stomach pains and indigestion, claiming 90 percent of sickness stems from digestion. It features testimonial from Earl Goodridge Footer of Fort Worth who says six bottles restored health and weight, urging readers to buy from their druggist with a money back guarantee.
The imprecise text suggests a bedbound worker named Tod Tabhutel and references a vegetable campaign or event. It mentions inability to rise, tools, and a lack of heir time, with scattered names and numbers. The readable fragments portray a labor or political context but lack clear facts.
A bomb blast at Milan during King Victor Emmanuel II s arrival at the fair grounds killed 18 people and injured scores. A wounded man is carried to a hospital as the king s procession moved slowly through the streets, saving the monarch s life.
Aline Ollie Storm assistant director of the San Antonio elementary Behoul sister will speak at the Education club meeting in the college library Wednesday night. She will discuss teaching non English speaking children and deliver the eleventh address in a San Antonio educator series under the Education club. The series runs through May 24 with Naomi Winans Marjorie Tolhurst Saoutee Wiggina Frances Gilmer Featy Gru and Gladys Higgins and Edwin Protke Jack Carr Lonnie Grate in charge of Wednesday meetings. Willie Zelle is club president Natty Tou McCallum vice president Susie Mac Huckaba secretary-treasurer and Miss Marg Jabuisan reporter.
The article notes about 700 girls from each sem inf district arriving Thursday to participate in a clothing contest organized by the Council of Parents and Drawers. Members will tour the city Thursday afternoon with mobile groups ready to assist. The event opens Thursday evening at the Gunter hotel with a judging round and prizes to be awarded.
An effort to form a Scholarship Club named after Norma Detmers advances within the school community. The initiative aims to recognize academic achievement and support student merit through future events and fundraising.
A hotel proprietor is killed in the lobby as a guest flees. The scene involves multiple witnesses including Mrs Dailies and Mr Saul Mes. Crain Noe Wenster and an O'tomiell are reported among those present during the incident.
A historical ad outlines Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal remedy for thin and constipated patients. It claims decades of use since 1892, notes strong family endorsement and mass market success, and invites readers to request a free sample bottle by writing to Monticello Illinois.
General Bowley will be away on an inspection tour leaving Fort Sam Houston under Brigadier General Harold Ts. Fiske and Colonel Ira C. Welbarn as acting commanders. The visit includes a reception at Ossom with U. S. infantry units of the Second Division. General Allen remains at the post until May 3.
Two men were charged after Justice L. P. Bolte heard allegations of dice gaming at a quiet Market Street basement game. F. Flores, DA investigator, led the raid night. Five men stood around a table as the operation was busted and charges filed.
Funeral services were held at Christ Episcopal Church Wednesday for Ellen Willett who died Tuesday at 615 East Quincy Street. Born in Alabama ninety-nine years ago, she came to Texas as a child, married Col. Julia Willett in Corpus Christi, lived years in Mexico, and is survived by a daughter Mrs Richard Magill of Chicago a son Walter M Willett of San Antonio ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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