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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1964
Page
1
Classified notice invites qualified yard men for hire in the Business & Variety Rent section of The San Antonio Light. Listing promotes yard care services and related employment on February 3, 1964 with emphasis on quiet, reliable workers.
The ad touts Mercedes Benz as a prestige car with affordable pricing. It invites a showroom visit for a test drive and emphasizes quality materials and craftsmanship. It offers European retail pricing and delivery arrangements, promising warranty with after sale service.
Thousands of Negro and Puerto Rican pupils joined by white supporters boycotted New York City's public schools seeking full desegregation. About 2,700 pickets formed outside 300 schools with 2,000 police on duty. officials noted absenteeism ranged from normal to over 80 percent in some areas.
Boston AP reports Dr. Paul Dudley White lauds newsboys as potential leaders in health and life, praising their daily exercise habits and the Newsboys Club's role in promoting lasting well being as the Record American marks its 25th anniversary.
An article outlines National Hair Experts offering home and office treatments to combat baldness. It cites a long history of prescriptions and asserts that consistent, personalized care can stimulate hair growth, with emphasis on scalp health and non magic remedies.
An ad for National Hair Experts explains causes of hair loss including scalp disorders and dandruff, notes heredity as a factor, and promotes a free scalp examination at Suite 309 Gibbs Building corner Alamo and Houston streets. It promises moderate fees and a guarantee of reduced hair loss if early treatment is started.
Eliga de la Garza tied on the Democratic ticket while Dr Joseph Coulter of Browns ville filed as a Republican. Coulter serves as chairman of the Cuumeron County Republicans.
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