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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1928
Page
4
Viola Brennan notes the optimism of 1912 youth with brave, straight forward resolve. A Legion officer's high school prise FRSA reference highlights civic duty and youth engagement.
Do you suffer with corns or calluses from tight shoes When you can remove them in minutes with Shur-off No irritation or stinging like old time preparations Simply apply keep the corn wet two minutes then pull it out root and all Pain stops instantly with Shur-off Full directions with each package Sold at Summers-Wagners and other druggists Satisfaction guaranteed or money back
An old advertisement promises free guidance to women suffering weakness fatigue nervousness and abdominal pains. It invites readers to write Mrs Buen Lovell in Mu to receive a home remedy method and testimonials claiming rapid relief. It emphasizes the ad is free and has no products to sell.
An advertisement touts a homemade cough remedy labeled “245 excess of Pipex” available through a druggist. It claims rapid relief from chest cold coughs, sore throat, hoarseness, and breathing difficulty, using 2% Pinex, honey or sugar, and Norwegian pine extract, with a refund offer for dissatisfaction.
Mrs Walbridge president of the American Legion auxiliary portrays the younger generation in San Antonio during a three day visit, predicting future leadership and activism among women. She recalls wartime service and urges continued involvement while noting a recent car theft report at 604 Bushnell Place.
Major General John A. LeJeune, commander of the U S Marine Corps, arrived aboard the Salinas tanker from Nicaragua. He described a tough campaign amid jungle terrain, shortages, and ambush risks, praising Marine aviation under Maj Rees Rowell for aiding the push toward Sandino's positions and the capture of El Chipote.
The ad warns acids cause tooth decay and infected gums, focusing on the danger line at the tooth gum edge. It promotes Squibb's Dental Cream containing over 50 percent Milk of Magnesia to neutralize acids in pits and crevices, claimed safe for tender mouths, priced 40 cents a large tube.
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