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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
5
A warning on excess gas from large meals explains acid indigestion from too much stomach acid. It notes irritation of the stomach lining can lead to ulcers and heart distress, urging safe remedies. The text promotes magnesia products as inexpensive, neutralizing stomach acid without side effects.
A vintage medical ad touts ox gall as a liver stimulant to improve digestion and detoxification. It warns hard arteries signal high blood pressure and urges readers to buy Dioxol tablets labeled with a head design for authenticity.
In a note on education shifts, Arkansas school trust reforms finalize transfers of basic training to grammar schools. The old training system ends with graduation of the security class. future programs center on allied military instruction with four branches under senior instructors.
A fragmented report discusses a proposed measure targeting monopolistic control in the rubber and potash trades. The committee examines foreign competition and price stability, while lawmakers spar over anti import provisions and potential impacts on domestic suppliers.
Mitchell plans a national flying school near Washington to train aircrews for future warfare. Col. Casaint Walt Conall leads the project with army liaison, aiming to establish a key aviation facility at a major U.S. college or university.
A garbled notice references hats for women with phrasing about promenades and a hotel event. The readable fragments imply fashion or socialwear topics but lack clear details, participants, or dates to confirm a specific event or outfit guidance.
A fragmented report describes a pension payment initiative for children linked to soldiers, with unclear phrasing but indicating benefits or support tied to military service. The text references payment actions and personnel involved, though details are obscured.
A garbled OCR fragment references Mexico and postal savings, with unclear phrases about service, city, and posting details. The legible bits mention Mexico, postal savings, and a few scattered place names, but no coherent event or names to form a proper summary.
In Wallington Moh, advocates and boards study a plan by which bovine and crops would form marketing coops to operate a new market system. A New York observer cites a long study of Tarn problems and outlines local farm supervision, district backing, and farmer control of handling.
The San Antonio Child Protectee Society elected new officers and added 100 members at its annual banquet held at the Me Atutins hotel. Executive Officer Migs Taney G. Smithers announced the new leadership including president Mr Ws Ushi and committee heads.
An era ad discusses caring for babies with Fletcher’s products. It touts Gentle infant care, claims ease of constipation and diarrhea, and notes the product contains no opiates. The piece urges early use at first signs of illness and promises a special care note with every bottle.
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