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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1928
Page
10
A brief note advertises Resinol as a remedy for redness and puffiness after crying. It promises relief from red, nosy eyes with a month’s supply at a low price and claims no Belladonna or harmful ingredients. It urges trying the product.
A Berlin woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for helping her recover from prolonged illness and weakness. She recalls hardship during wartime and says the remedy enabled her to resume work and daily activities. She asks for more information about the product and its benefits.
Fragmented OCR message mentions a demonstration and names Dr. and Mrs. GW. Elesott with mentions of tables and personal attention. Text is garbled and lacks clear event details or coherent facts.
The Rev. Joe F. Webb, pastor of a local church since November, was killed when struck by a gravel truck on Commerce Street. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 as members of his church and Masonic groups attend the rites in Seguin. Survivors include a son, a widow, a daughter, and a sister. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed. the driver, C. T. Watson, was released after a negligent homicide charge in county court.
Paul E Siple age 19 from Erie Pennsylvania has been selected by the Boy Scouts to represent the organization on the Byrd Antarctic expedition. Special tests confirmed the pick with Siple leading among six candidates.
Reverend Joe F. Webb, pastor of Prospect Hill Methodist Church, died after an accident illustrated by a photo showing him stepping from behind an outbound streetcar and being struck by a gravel truck headed toward an automobile. The cross marks the impact site.
Larry Semon, veteran comedian, will be away from acting for months to a year after a nervous and physical breakdown. He recently left California following a nationwide vaudeville tour and was treated at a private sanitarium near San Bernardino. His wife Dorothy Dwan, a Pollywand Theater cast member, has left the Semon residence and is living with her mother.
Denton, Aus 22 GP Honey Robbitt 19 son of district game warden TO Bobbitt died in a Denton hospital. The youth identified as Bobbitt shortly after death was believed to have been the victim of a London run driver.
London reports that Columba, a transatlantic monoplane, owner Ciarlen A. Tier arrives from Germany and says he has bought a Yankee plane for a direct flight to America. The move signals renewed effort to cross the Atlantic with a single engine craft.
Drunkenness fines dominate the session as Judge John Onion presides. Fines range from 8 to 10 dollars for each drunkenness offense, with several individuals named including Gertrutte Gromables, Erik Marnier, Ervin Owens, Anita Gavan, Mivara Gonzales, and Jimmy Guerra among those listed. The record reflects minor penalties and varying sums, highlighting a routine municipal judiciary outcome.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce president Hovey fInitt and Street Commissioner Lal will speak at a meeting about the Koislels of Ye Round Vahle et the Ghater Water Mine. Tack Moore and Sunshire Sally are scheduled for the program with musical entertainment.
In Riga Latvia August 22 four hundred people were arrested as General Girike declared a test against the action of police closing the headquarters of the Communist unions. The event signals a broad crackdown at the city center amid protests.
A government industrial pamphlet set was received by the Lowell Sons of the Chamber of Commerce. It outlines worldwide markets including Australian public firms, Latin American budgets, hosiery, electrical equipment in Germany, Canada, and machinery in Australia. It notes U S trade outlook for 1927 and related sectors.
Read and use tight writing to extract ad details quickly from the rasdvt source. This item likely notes a rapid advertisement update with concise numbers and names, urging fast action and clear timing for readers.
A 200-pound Black woman near riots fought off two officers J.T. Scott and Wayne Carser after a struggle at a railroad site. She reportedly jerked a bar, knocked over gear, and was restrained before being taken to jail.
Three African American suspects are detained in connection with the death of detective Ig Prohed. Authorities report limited additional details as the investigation proceeds, with no arrests announced beyond the holding of the three individuals.
Heavy snowfall forces people in The Izmir region to seek aid at mosques and public shelters. The blizzard disrupts travel and daily life as residents cope with widespread outages and shortages. Officials urge calm and distribute emergency supplies to affected areas.
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