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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1925
Page
5
Sociologists and ministers study rapid population shifts in Kansas City with a rising divorce rate, noting furn ished-room districts show high tenant turnover. Dr L M Birkhead cites pioneer spirit and native American population as factors driving mobility and breakups.
An old advertisement touts a blood purifier product to restore appetite, energy, and vitality. It claims purifying the blood improves complexion and strength, urging readers to reclaim health before it is too late with herbs and barks in a two size formula sold at drug stores.
A brief item notes copyright terms for Sunday puzzle answers as 19 percent and references Ring Fes symdi inc. The readable fragments imply licensing or usage limits tied to a puzzle publication. The text lists percentage figures and an organizational tag without full context.
The article surveys views from L A Hather head of social agencies on divorce linked to restless modern life and population shifts. Dr James B Congdon urges caution over hasty marriages while Dr Birkhead argues more divorces could reflect social progress and education toward better unions.
Detective Johnnie Higgins spotted a youth at a street intersection who was booked on theft over 50 dollars for acting as look-out in a burglary at Dominguez Fernandez general merchandise store on South Santa Rosa Avenue. A 22 year old negro was arrested by Detectives Barney and Bradshaw for stealing a pistol worth 135 dollars from Cr Chenault’s car at 201 Thompson Place.
Police report multiple thefts Sunday afternoon. Herbert Oliver at 2016 North Brazos street reports a 38 caliber revolver a string of pearls and $5 missing after burglars cut a rear door screen. A. J. H. Banhert at 310 Arsenal street lost leather handbags with children’s clothing. H L T Edwarda at 217 Pawson street notes lime only a suit of clothes taken. J. M. Huston at 338 Avenue E reports a pearl ring stolen.
Two minor thefts were reported to detectives. I. C. Curtis of 220 Cooper Street said burglars entered his garage Sunday night and stole carpenter tools. I. D. Garcia of 4121 East Houston Street reported eight shirts underwear and a wallet with $8 and valuables missing. he was asleep when intruders gained entry through the front door.
Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia and his party arrive in Britain on April 37 at Tymouth and plan to depart promptly for ome.
Police report fingerprint evidence tied to a Black suspect in the killing of Milstead after a crash. Mrs. Berry of Austin was injured when a black assailant dragged her, drove two hours, and left Milstead a casualty. Milstead’s body to be sent to his mother in Washington.
Felipe de la Rena, 22, of 2015 Carson Street, San Antonio, was hospitalized after falling from a box car beneath a moving freight train near Sealey while en route to Houston for work. He lost both legs above the knees. relatives arrived from San Antonio to be with him at Robert B. Green Hospital.
Detectives continued war on illicit intoxicating beverages and seized the second brewery within two days and a miniature winery. More than 100 bottles of beer and a complete brewing outfit were confiscated along with kegs and fermenting vessels. One man was arrested on liquor law violations as Hobbs and Torres recovered another brewery and bottling outfit Saturday with about 300 bottles seized.
Granardo Moran aged 18 of Westfield Avenue Palm Heights was bruised and cut about the body when he collided with an automobile driven by Clarence Volmer of Saunders Avenue. The crash occurred Monday at the Pecos and West Commerce streets. Moran was riding a bicycle.
Thousands report relief from morning headaches dullness and bad breath after drinking hot water mixed with the juice of a California lemon each morning upon waking. The ad claims lemon is alkaline in the blood despite being an acid fruit and urges ten day trials with a dozen lemons for a juice plan.
Washington April 27. An unusual mix of climate elements makes April an unexpected month across much of the country. In two weeks the Middle Atlantic states faced heat of unprecedented intensity as hot air from the Southwest met a cooling wave from Hudson Bay, creating alternating spells and sudden temperature swings.
Paris fashion writer Pierre de Creviers denounces modern styles as transforming women into androgynous shapes, claiming cosmetic trends erase distinct beauty. Reports from Longchamp races note uniform chic among attendees including Mae Murray and aristocrats in tailored garments.
Cuero April 27. The body of Mrs. Mex Poteinski a middle aged Yorktown resident was found in her home by relatives. She is survived by her husband and several children and is said to have been despondent for some time.
Miss Mary Nourse and Mrs Cecilie Steingeldt Satterfield will present a joint piano recital Monday night at 7:15 in the San Antonio College of Music auditorium. The program features Chopin Schumann and other composers.
WS NEAL BANSAS CYL report describes Sunshine alias arabs poe of hobotses presenting views on hoboes at a civic club in New York. He contrasts hobos with tramp thieves and notes hoboes work for their food while claiming the other class steals. The article mentions his painting a house and his past civic talks.
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