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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1926
Page
2
In Richmond on April 22, Professor Hart of Ern Baws College and Rev Lathrep spoke on the ideal age for marriage and the factors behind marital failure. They urged church intervention to prevent breakdowns, noting early conflicts, immaturity, and inadequate instruction as key causes.
Washington April 29 The House prepares for a political baseball championship between Democratic and Republican teams with polling linesups talked up by Representatives Kelly and Meaulton. Batteries cited include Montgomery and Updyke for Republicans Bashy and McMillan for Democrats. Posters decorate the Capitol announcing the game amid a joking clash over box seats and fast-pitched talk.
The Spruce Valls Power and Baper Company is granted a provincial charter to operate at and west Kapuskasing, Ontario. The project involves a 25 million dollar investment, with daily newsprint production of 500 tons and up to 120 tons of aluminum foil, plus hydroelectric energy development. New York publishers will purchase the entire output of the paper.
The Moren Trades council opened its thirteenth annual convention with a focus on fast trade topics. Dr. Tormial Jinks of the Alexander Hamilton Institute and Bile H. Louw of the Union of South Africa addressed European influence and regional issues in East and South Africa.
Dick Wick Hall, the Western humorist known for his satirical verse, died in a hospital yesterday after a two week illness. Hall, 48, long worked as a newspaperman and columnist, gaining wider fame three years ago with his humorous writings.
A Soviet delegation on a three month tour of the United States concludes spring conferences with Department of Commerce power experts. After a stop in Baltimore today, the party will inspect power plants along the U.S. coast as part of ongoing hydroelectric development discussions.
A sensational patron’s letter extols a unverified cure named for vigor and vitality claiming to restore energy during menopause. The writer cites personal suffering and praises a product as the best relief, urging others to try it despite lack of verified medical evidence.
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