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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1931
Page
5
The article reports that health experts have changed their view on curing tuberculosis with climate. Doctors no longer endorse climate therapy and now recommend other treatments as most climates are not proven to cure the disease.
The tenor Carlyle Kaniss will perform at West Antihy Baptist Church on Monihy Brouts 34 in a program titled Die Morr of the fifty of Christ. S. Will will accompany the large ensemble. The event features world famous quint alidey and multiple regional confirmations. The piece highlights the home climate myth and care options for long term illnesses, noting patients seek care outside borders when local facilities are limited.
A scrambled report details the Rogers Fund reaching 10027 dollars to aid drought and unemployment sufferers in the Southwest. It notes contributions from Oklahoma and Texas, mentions checks from individuals including Berton, Wal, and Clips, and describes telegrams and touring relief efforts by Captain Frank Hawks in Oklahoma and nearby states.
Jane Tai Soliemann daughter of Mr and Mrs Tailio Soliemann has been elected president at the junior college day of the Highland Manor School and Junior College at Tarrxtown Hudson. She is a member of the Tig Sister organization and serves as treasurer of the Athletic association, finishing final exams with high scholastic standing.
A new curio shop opens at the cathedral area following a dedication Sunday. The store features Mexican and American pottery and paintings, with plans for American and Mexican crafts, pottery, and artwork to be sold to the public. Local officials and community members attended the ceremony.
A Senate investigation committee planned to examine the handling of campaign funds in the 1924 Virginia election linked to James Cannon and the Methodist Leagues. Auditor’s testimony was expected to precede a broader probe into related expenditures.
The first tangible effort arrives in Oklahoma with a distribution of 77,000 dollars to aid needy residents across the northwest and southwest sectors. The funds, raised as Crop No. 830,000, were approved by the local authority to provide food, clothing, and shelter.
In a garbled report from Cleveland dated February 1, authorities describe a former official named William F. Tatton facing trial after a fatal shooting at the city location. Details are obscured by OCR errors but indicate a high profile case involving a prior public position and subsequent death.
Dr Gontay Pagenstecher leads a planned first aid training event. The program to be held Sunday February 10 at the American Red Cross center will cover basic emergency care and ventilation. A few men interested in veterans affairs will join.
History of potential roles for Richard Dix is discussed with speculation about a Cimarron sequel and new leads. The piece notes Metro-Goldwyn-Mary and other studios courting Dix, with mention of Joan Bennett and figureheads like Mayhew and Lanter. It hints at a reshaped lineup for Dix and related stars shaping 1930s screen plans.
A large audience of about 2500 attended a Saturday matinee featuring the Heediocen Miennerckar and Song of Marin band. Alfred Schaefer led a disciplined, attentive program with notable pieces by Beethoven and a duet by Cecile Reinfeld Satcherfield and Fiorener Brush. Strong soloist performances and refined interpretation earned applause, though one slower passage slightly dampened momentum.
National Guard officers from Texas met in Waco on February 0 to hear Adjutant General RB Robertson discuss leadership changes. Major Sterling announced he would assume the post with full authority but without the ceremonial trappings. The guard discussed upcoming federal inspections in April and staffing for the 36th Division.
A fragmentary ad claims one dose of a German remedy relieves invlivesible digestion and stomach gas. It touts Adlecika as curing infection and sleep issues, promising bowel cleansing and removal of poisons. It mentions Sonry Dee and Soromers-Wagners, with denial of state actions.
Mary Care, mother of six, faced severe debt and mounting creditors. Filings reveal assets of 105 dollars and four dependents, with most holdings tied to personal property. Her petition aimed to relieve strain after years of hardship and strained finances.
Fragmented OCR text indicates discussion of US gold production trends, possibly referencing production amounts, external markets, and economic factors. The readable core suggests production activity and potential impacts on national output, with fragmented mentions of associated entities.
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