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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1931
Page
11
In PAILADROPHYA on February 11 one of the old era salvage experts Captain Sloan Danenhower gave approval to a synthetic air mixture of helium and Oxycen for deep sea divers. The proposal promises to sustain respiration during dives and has drawn comment from the submarine and salvage engineering community.
Alleged quick relief product promotes a solution for skin itching with claims of permanent effect. The text lists a branded ingredient and a sales pitch with pricing and a mail order delivery method, framed as a direct postpaid offer. No clear evidence or credible details.
A Texan man, 29 years bald, tries oil marketed as Buddhist or Japanese for hair growth. He reports regrowth after 30 days, claiming 2 to 3 inches of new hair. The ad promotes daily use for 1 to 2 months and warns roots may still be dormant in some cases.
City officials will release an impounded audit of San Antonio finances and past expenditures on Thursday. Weakley of the Citizens' League said the report is to be made public by city officials, meeting demands from the league opposing the county machine.
New York Feb 11 authorities captured 25 men who posed as harbor patrol to seize a covert liquor shipment valued around 100000 dollars. The operation involved three men and 1000 sacks, executed under cover of darkness.
Washington report notes legislative movement toward tightening the padlock law as a committee advances a proposal. Early vote appears likely as lawmakers weigh changes. The language suggests stronger enforcement and swifter action on the measure.
The article notes a shift from deep low mood to cautious optimism as indicators like net operating income, energy use, coal and gasoline demand, and January business failures point to a bottoming trend. New York bankers show rising confidence, urging Congress for decisive leadership while economy begins gradual improvement.
In a Hope interview segment, officials discuss rubber industry timing and production. Questions cover economic cycles, technological advances, plant development, and plans for antifog devices, with emphasis on extraction processes and potential plant candidates like solidago Lessenworth.
Havana reports a bill to legalize gambling drafted by Representative Jose Mey Vernant. It would be introduced in Congress next week with profits heavily taxed by government, provinces, and municipalities. Half of the revenues would fund charity and the rest public works.
A woman describes severe back pains and headaches eased by Cardui. She recalls years of illness before marriage and how her mother and daughters felt stronger after taking Cardui, praising it as a helpful remedy.
Seventy University of Michigan students were arrested early today as raids targeted fraternity houses for liquor violations. Reports say bottles of whiskey and cases were seized at Phi Delta Theta, Delta Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Chi, and others, with students ordered to appear Monday. Police indicate the operation aimed to curb bootlegging on campus ahead of a major Friday night function.
Bids will be opened in the coming days for a Leooma school building to serve about 140 children from Tot Wells Con district No. 26. District president Charles A. EHiegrove notes only one out of F voters supported the senior oot issue, stating two schools in the district now educate 60 children.
St Marys University announces a term end honor roll listing 32 students. The notice names scholars such as Chandler Diehl Dan Warcy and Thomas Melltonpe among others. An advertisement promotes Valentine candy boxes and greeting cards at Gibson's Valentine shop near Military Plaza.
Portwood speaks at Harris School where Workwood, director of senior arhoole, addresses the Sool Ghaaidler Woreia junior school Parent-Teacher association Wednesday after hast. The report notes remarks collected by Ouo IMeiffer. pri cpr.
First Lieut. Ben B. Cordell of San Antonio, after completing a tour of duty in Manly, will be assigned to duty at Fort Monroe, Virginia, on his return to the United States.
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