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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1927
Page
2
A terse report outlines life inside an IN CONVENT setting and references a TNACAUD episode. Read as a compact human-interest snapshot highlighting daily routines and a brief, unnamed incident without graphic detail.
Fragmented OCR sentence describes Dr T r Fubi's pills of U Is se with unclear references. The readable portion mentions a math related Brig Meghatt and a generic liaison to Maw thrateal leew. No clear event or outcome emerges.
In a fragmentary dispatch the text records military orders and a late March meeting note. Names and places are partially obscured but indicate official actions and local discussion, with references to a nearby town and regional commands.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names like Canton and Koxg with scattered terms. The readable bits reference injuries and a cabin setting, but the passage lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent summary.
A garbled notice mentions a broadcast service priced at 1000 per minute with unclear names and places. The readable fragments reference individuals or entities and potential locations but lack coherent context or outcomes.
A jumble of names, places, and events appears in an OCR fragment touching on athletics and individuals. Readable items include references to teams, locations, bylines, and ad hoc phrases, but the overall text is garbled and lacks a cohesive report or clear outcome.
An apparent maritime disaster report notes a ship totaling $750,000 in loss with 16 people rescued. The scrambled text references a ship incident, rescue operation, and a list of unreadable fragments. Further readable entities include places and names obscured by OCR noise.
New Yorkers wintering in the city are amused by a double of Governor Al Smith. A local restaurant owner, O. M. Farnsworth, is pictured beside a man believed to be Smith. The likeness has drawn many comments locally.
In Washington early today the Wet Society accuses Kresge of selling bum goods and plans to donate $500,000 to the dry cause. The Associated Press notes a heated exchange as arguments and phrases fly during the meeting.
Two women, identified as Pearl Sa and Mrs Mays Hower, were injured in a vehicle collision near the hospital. The crash occurred when one car struck a railing, causing both occupants to suffer injuries. Emergency services rushed them to the local hospital for treatment.
Esnevinnze reported a small blaze at North St Mary's xhert near Par wolman HE on Monday as the fire department arrived before dawn. Barry and an employee retreated inside for a moment but the fire was soon extinguished with no injuries and minimal damage to the establishment.
Fragmentary report from a district court case mentions a former Ziepfeld star filing for divorce. The document references a spouse, legal proceedings, and a forthcoming court appearance. Details are incomplete due to OCR issues but indicate ongoing family law action.
Washington report on Governor Lowden of Illinois endorsing the McNary-Haugen farm relief bill, with farm lawmakers ready to compromise for price support and surplus export measures. Details of Lowden's stance on providence, presidential prospects, and the legislative timeline after the holidays are outlined, noting expected senate action and House consideration.
Special Committee 13 approves a Tuesday bid plan for an upcoming event. Officials finalize arrangements and await bids from local vendors to support community activities and related logistics.
An ad style medical claim describes a clinging cough as more dangerous than a cold and promotes Menthodyne Laboratories treatment. It touts a unique internal method, claims rapid relief, builds overall health, and offers a money back guarantee with a $1.88 large bottle offer through Avania, tia.
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