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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1929
Page
4
A fragment warns that dizziness and breathlessness may signal high blood pressure and urges medical help. It claims Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs AK can aid in maintaining normal pressure by stimulating something and aiding elimination, with a contact phone line for orders.
A committee of the Bexar County Public Health association met at the municipal auditorium to plan a modern tuberculosis hospital in Drias county and to resume the 1930 tuberculosis campaign. President Mrs J By Ring led discussions with Mesdames Delen Adams Harris and others assisting.
The Donna News discusses seasonal changes in whiteing doves and refers to August 8 as the opener for game birds, with earlier nestings and potential delays. It mentions Gen. Zachary Taylor’s travels near Corpus Christi, horse stables, and a local developer Charles F. Ladd building facilities for high quality horses, racing ponies, and Jersey cattle. It also covers a jungle of local economy, peaches in Brady cold storage, and a sales-minded view of farming and promotion from Marion Terry in Richland Springs.
Arturo Salinan, 56, faces trial before Justice L. F. Boltz on August 22 for disturbing the peace after alleged whipping of his 15 year old daughter Lola Salinas with copper wire. The case, delayed from Tuesday, also includes aggravated assault counts in County Court No. 1. Lola is hospitalized in San Antonio by order of county health officer Th. T. Goodson.
Louis Manz director outlines a new athletic program for the Army Y M C A at a pay day jamboree and boxing tournament. He recently returned from a weeklong course in Los Gatos, California, where discipline and philosophy of aggressive caucasian traits were discussed amid input from participants including Hawaiians, Japanese, and Chinese.
Tack Webster of Thadleyfield Danellle N. piloting an air mail plane for Buffalo was nearly killed when forced to land in an orchard near Kottawton Pennsylvania. The mid morning incident occurred as the craft headed toward the Susquehanna region and the orchard emergency left the flyer unhurt.
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