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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1933
Page
17
A lighthearted note describes Carrie spreading cheer among other patients waiting to see the doctor. The scene captures a warm, communal moment in a clinical setting with Carrie offering small smiles and friendly greetings.
New York awaits August sales as Modern Merchandising promotes consumer-centric retail in a rising market. Experts discuss shifting timing, wholesale and retail price trends, and the potential benefits of anticipatory purchasing and flexible offerings amid labor relations and economic orthodoxy debates.
The incident near Kerr involved President Roosevelt's reforestation drive facing strong Zuni Indian opposition. Government officials took 16 days to recruit workers, with Zuni leaders arguing the move aimed to draft them for another war against Germany. The governor and tribal headman resolved the dispute, allowing the project to proceed.
The Central Texas conference of the Missouri Synod Lutheran pastors will gather in Brady August 11 to but plans include pastors from Mont Calvary and neighboring towns Eden Menard Waco and Temple. A roster of attendees from Portova Iron San Anima Assinn and more will participate.
Police and National Guard surround Pleas Moore's hotel room after he fires on officers during an attempted arrest for alleged threats. Officer Puratory is fatally wounded. Moore remains trapped amid chaos as the assault collapses the room door and a mission ends with a single fatal shot and multiple officers involved.
In Swampscott on August 3, INS reports bartender Morgan, head of the Massachusetts Glia Pharmaceutical group, argued a seven day event praising softer drinks and the allure of gin. He claimed women prefer milder mixers and that women are more selective about drinks than men.
A jumble of local club notices lists upcoming events: a Wednesday roof party at Crockett Dole and a Highline Park dance from 7:30 to 11 pm. Star club hosts a monthly card and bake party. Mrs. Lillia Gordon opens her home for a Tuesday evening gathering. ALAma review No. 22 and WBA announce Wednesday afternoon salutary event at Fork St Hawston. Various St Marks and Marionette sorority activities noted along with Palm Heights Rec club dances and Guinne Thats sorority meetings at homes and hotels. Refreshments, decorations, and drives are mentioned among attendees including Mrs. Nowland and numerous locals and guests.
LONDON Aug 8 The Hon Mrs Diana Guinness was granted a decree of divorce on grounds of her husband Bryan Waller Guinness's misconduct. The marriage, solemnised at St Margaret's Westminster on January 30 1929, was adjourned for custody considerations of the children.
A novel advertisement outlines a large electric information box in Berlin that will answer 180 questions. It promises services from paying borrowed money to disposing of old newspapers, even locating the nearest place to pay a bill, with a printed card explaining the request to the attendant.
fragmented OCR note reports rich new gold vein discoveries in Lauracby area with mentions of heavy ore and pan samples ranging from one to several ounces, unclear specifics due to garbled text. Names and precise locations are obscured, but suggests significant assay results prompting interest in local mining prospects.
Wilfred Lund, 35, a laborer, shot and killed Frank McCune, 55, wounded Bob McCune, 80, and fatally wounded himself as a posse closed in. Lund had attempted to kill his estranged wife earlier. The shooting occurred at the McCune home and Lund fired four shots before dying.
Day of pews ending as upholtstered individual seats may replace wooden church seating Willis president American Seating Company Grand Rapids told Palmer House manufacturers at meeting. Wills said seat makers sympathize with ball people seeking comfortable seats though theaters and auditoriums lack space.
Deputy H. UG. Beck recovered a stolen car on a downtown street and found the vehicle’s numbers altered with false plates. The owner remains unknown as investigators seek rightful possessor while the suspect faces charges for failing to display proper registration and for related offenses.
In San Francisco the beverage commission revoked post prohibition privileges for women. The rule requires women to be served only in booths or parlors, with one decision stating women cannot be served at bars. The chaotic text notes unclear explanations about the policy and enforcement.
Dr James Ryan minister of agriculture says the Free State will establish sugar factories to produce all the sugar needed for the state A good enough cocoa will give many distant hours of motoring The item advertised today in classified ads appears with garbled OCR but notes classification 99 and light classified ad tone
Emeritus HG Wester of New Orleans said the 1992 33 season closed with 15,307,000 bales vs 13,931,000 in 1931 32 and 11,056,000 in 1930 31. Carryover 11,703,000 bales, domestic demand 16,083,125 bales, Southern consumption up 11 60 bales, exports 8 616 000 bales.
NRA joined by about 200 Brady employers in a Roosevelt era recovery march details incomplete. A mass meeting followed a Friday gathering as a general NRA campaign committee was appointed by the chamber president to lead the emblem program and local business codes.
Miss Ploreume C Malcolm, former head of the American Board of Foreign Missions school at Chilléssa, West Africa, returned to Carlisle, Mass. She described five years abroad with limited ice cream, learned Umbundu and other local languages, and observed daily life. Native travel, boiled water, and mission outpost details were noted while she visited her home community.
In Rome an Italian banana project reports growing fruit locally. Government figures show stimulated cultivation in Italian Somaliland raised production by 1833 yeld 124 blues versus 1909. The harvest totals about 18 000 tons worth 50 000 dollars to the Aricum colony.
The report describes a chaotic AMERICAN LEAGUE box score scene with numerous players and errors. Ruth, Gord, Stewart, and others figure in hits, runs, and fielding notes across a crowded game recount, mentioning Washington and New York scoring details and umpire commentary.
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