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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1930
Page
4
Unclear text mentions Dr. 4. R. Deoin, president, being removed to his home. Fragmentary report references quarantine measures and potential impacts on a small college setting amid procedural upheaval.
An ad touts Cystex as a double method treatment for backache leg pains and urinary irritation, claiming many women suffer while men less so. It asserts quick relief within 48 hours, lists two tablet types in one package, guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer and broad popularity in several countries.
Detective reports a raid in Los Angeles Heights with four men hosting radios and stolen groceries as Dr. Drain and Dr. King clash over authority to oversee reopening and quarantine of the college. King demands absolute control for 12 days to stop smallpox. Drain resists while the school faces continued confinement and debate.
Fragmentary report notes a reniripal population increase at Savirdar with a site of a mallari. Harold Boel is mentioned along with Mrs. WG Froim and a five person grouping from S507 Tremenall geonue.
The discussion notes United States and Britain seek limits on aircraft carrier tonnage and numbers. Lezington and Saratoga are scrapped. About 13,000 tons used by a small carrier under construction. Triluin would have 55,000 tons available. US proposes five carriers, each under 25,000 tons, arguing value lies in numbers and mobility.
Washington lawmakers express guarded optimism that the Stimson naval plan could yield a new London accord. Republican and Democratic leaders debate benefits and costs, noting no cash reductions but potential restraint on types of ships and a shift toward paper parity with Britain.
Torino february report notes extreme unfavorable reaction from Japanese press to Secretary Stimson's disarmament plan. Despite noncommittal stance to save Japan’s authority, press hints at acceptable terms tied to broader issues and lingering fear over broader concessions.
Caldwell, after medical school in 1875, found many older patients suffered constipation from harsh laxatives. He concluded common remedies did more harm than good and developed a prescription for bilious, headachy, weak patients. It became famous for revitalizing health.
Seven passengers and a pilot escaped serious injury when a giant tri-motor plane fouled a landing near Rylander field two miles south of San Marcos at noon. The craft toppled onto its nose after a wind gust. the pilot Ben F. Gregory reported a sudden gust near touchdown. A doctor treated Joyce Pounde, four, and Miss Raby Walker, with others from the group receiving minor injuries.
The fragment lists prize masquerades and dances at venues like THE BARN and Crescent Head with bands such as Steve Gardner's EHa kum Kings and the Golden Drinks. It also notes bids and proposals for county services with deadlines in February 1936, including tractor and trading equipment and county control services with specifications from the State Board of Control.
In a corporation court trial Saturday judge Dave Watson acquitted Wheeler Chinn who had steered his auto toward a curb and pole to avert a collision on Mulberry Street near King. Testimony described his decision to veer and the judge found no contrary evidence, ruling for acquittal.
The singing corber Verne Allen sues in superior court after a February crash in Los Angeles. He claims Ruth Rosenberg of 1811 North Berende Street ran him down with her ute, causing six weeks of lost work.
A Cor poration court case involved Mrs. D. Lee of 1031 West Theo avenue facing a parking in a no parking zone charge in the 300 block of Fest Houston street. She claimed she failed to see a sign and the judge noted the city cannot watch every sign and fined her $2. The motorist said a truck blocked her view and the sign was visible to others.
A special cine care drain will assemble in San Antonio today for a Mexico tour under Raymond and Whiteomb land cruises. The train leaves Tuesday at 11 PM with cars from Boston New York and the Pacific coast carrying about two hundred Saninin and Californians. The tour will spend ten days in Mexico. The office seeks new equipment in Classification 126 Business Equipment in Light Classified.
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