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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1931
Page
7
A vintage promotion touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for babies and children, claiming quick relief from feverish fuss, biliousness, headaches, and constipation. It markets the product as strengthening digestion, boosting appetite, and easing colds by keeping bowels clear, with a famous actor endorsing it.
Approximately 812 reserve officers 4200 C M C T students and 817 BR C T O students will be trained this year at Fort Sam Houston and at Leon Springs. Second Division units will conduct training with numerous dates at Camp Stanley Fort Sam Houston Bullis and Paladin. The Texas National Guard encampment runs August 1 to 36 with 475 officers and 6290 enlisted.
Two letters from Texas readers debate government debt repayment and wartime sacrifices with calls for fair handling of bonds and frustration with officials. One writer from Laredo urges clarity and accountability in compensation and debt relief while accusing officials of graft. A Harlingen correspondent questions diplomatic tone and criticizes graft in certificate issuance.
A San Antonio junior college student petition with 200 signatures urges the school board to fund new, modern buildings. The letter argues better facilities will attract and develop citizens and notes the junior college system as practical and profitable.
City permit granted for a second largest auditorium to be built on Hampshire Avenue near Baker Street and Yorkshire Lane. Charles Friedman, city building inspector, says cost about 580,000 and seating capacity 4500 for the San Antonio Gospel Tabernacle started by the Roberts’ regivale Fincham notes it will be the new home of the Tabernacle. The largest hall remains the municipal auditorium with 6000 seats.
In Los Angeles O C Julian a multimillionaire air promoter filed an answer to a divorce suit brought by Mary Olive Julian wife of the Petroleum founder. She seeks $100000 monthly alimony for two children and a receiver for $10 million in property amid the ongoing dispute over marital assets and large holdings.
Washington reports delay impact on monthly treasury figures for the Great Year ending January 30 and February totals. Minting issues and operations continued through March 15 affecting revenues of millions. New York discusses anti feminism themes and a legal fundraising push involving Albert F. Pillsbury and Yale University amid refined inquiries by Columbia and Princeton.
Rehearing in the suit by Violet and Dates Hilton against their manager Myer Myers and wife was postponed to February 18 in Ninety Fourth District Court. Judge W W McCrory signed the order after attorney Martin Arnold said Myers had not yet complied with court orders to deliver New York bonds to the local receiver. Attorneys for Myers assured compliance as soon as possible. Herman Klein, New York representative, held bonds worth about 40,000 dollars awaiting authorized delivery. Neither Myers nor the twins appeared for the hearing.
A full page of San Antonio pictures appeared in the Kansas City Star on January 25. Walter Walthall sent a paper cone to Howell Jones of the chamber of commerce, with pictures furnished by the chamber. Bruce Morton, formerly district passenger agent here, supplied the images through the Santa Fe lines. The shots depict the City Mine, Alamo Plaza, the Alamo, Kelly Field, San Jose Mission, the Katy station, San Fernando Cathedral, and the Frost Bank Building.
Odd medical advisory warns against cutting corns claiming many sufferers worsen conditions. It urges seeing a druggist for relief with a medicated product to soften and remove corns and calluses safely.
Agonizing rheumatic pains in shoulder, arm, leg, knee or feet ease with a famous prescription trusted by druggists for over 85 years. It targets uric acid, dissolves chalky deposits, and relieves joint soreness quickly. Over one million users have tried it.
SAN ANGELO, Feb. 3. In gratitude for rescuing Nig sui, Hasey 8, from the North Couche riser here, John Keonomdis, San Anecio restaurant proprietor, presented back Simons, 15-year-old San Aposlo Star Boy Beoul, with a meal ticket for Wife sult of 'lollies and a tan-follar gold place. Allie Woolridge, Eagle scout, who successfully applied restraint methods after Harry Leone omidis had been underwater for five minutes, also received a meal ticket.
Paul R. Eckels of Temple Texas died in New Orleans after a freight train struck him while he boarded a boxcar. Eckels, 21, a student at Tu ne university, had joined others fleeing a local school disturbance. a passing engine halted the motion and the collision caused fatal head injuries.
Solon Unter Bond on Bribery Charge. Greene county representative Mogren continued to heal his reat as a member of the Miasorté house of Teprosmnin tives, under bond of 2500 to appear in Cole county circuit court next May to answer four charges of accepting a 400Neil drone State Treasurer Larcy Brunk.
In Seattle Washington February 3 a superior court heard testimony from Dr Jesse W Ingram prison p a veteian that Ruth Garricon 30 a former nurse was perfectly sane and should be released The poisoner of Mrs Douglas Storrs who died over 12 years ago was acquitted by a jury on grounds of insanity The case centers on the poisoning linked to Miss Garricon in the Storrs tragedy and her possible release status
An OCR readout notes coughing problems described as worse than static with references to Meer Pertussin Daybors Kion Tur and Columbia Nalmes, dated Wednesday in Tur BAS A BE.
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