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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
7
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a safe, effective remedy for colds that develop into pneumonia and chronic coughs. It claims the medicine soothes inflamed membranes, inhibits germ growth, and fights infection with a guaranteed satisfaction or money back offer.
A breezy planetary column predicts Venus chases Jupiter across the western sky with future dates for possible meetings. It mentions Valentine’s Day around Feb 14 and minor flirtations with Mercury, Uranus, and other celestial bodies as astrologers anticipate ongoing interplanetary intrigue.
Miss Petrova, before the Hrvaklen Chamber of Commerce, argues that stage nudity serves a moral purpose. She says art can reveal human beauty and flaws, and that consequences of evil must be addressed on stage rather than avoided.
In Luntdin on February 4 the Lady Ashley formerly Sylvia Manhes of the chorus must obtain a replacement wedding ring. The ring Lord Ashley provided at the ceremony smelled of tea and she had to carry it to her bed.
General March, former U S Army chief of staff, warned in Denver that almost every European nation hates the United States and seeks a Mussolini type strongman. He cited Mussolini as rising from Italy and said many European countries favor one man rule to unite against America.
In Lower Manhattan friends contributed money and food to replenish a depleted garden. The effort aimed to support a person named Walker and secure future funds for work.
Jesse Sprague addressed the Rotary Club at the St Anthony hotel as a former 1918 president and current New York resident. Adrian Sail attended as a participant while Sack Hue wan chaired the event, noting the local visit and discussion.
Officials of the Alamo Legion outline a program of addresses for membership week from February 3 to 12. Notable speakers include Brig. Gen. Paul B. Malone at Shrine and Nat Washer at Nat Washing meetings, with groups such as the Elks club Optimists Lions Rotary Kiwanis and Woodmen of the World hosting events. Committees led by Claude Thread, Raymond Phelps, and Ralph Dourkes arranged speaker topics with clergy, professionals, and civic leaders slated to participate.
The article notes a Broadway drive for clean music and tabloid content after a heated conference among actors, producers, and playwrights. It highlights censorship threats, a united producers’ front with Equity, and the role of Princeton figures in challenging censorial measures. It mentions piano dealers distributing a controversial word roll and New York tabloid removal due to Browning trial coverage.
In London on February 4 Universal Service reports William Lumbrecke of Kent receiving two life insurance policies after his wife presented him with twins this morning. The piece notes the premiums and timing for the payouts as part of a brief insurance item.
Chicago Feb 4 The Field Museum reveals plans for a vast prehistoric mural showing life from ancient times. Director D. C. Davies announces the eighty foot long work and large modeled groups of animals and plants from the past.
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