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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1928
Page
17
A public notice-style ad claims Tanlac improves long standing stomach trouble, headaches, dizziness, and weakness. It features Mrs. W. F. Bush of Oklahoma City praising the tonic for restoring appetite and energy, and promises money back if no improvement.
The City Federation of Wouten clubs holds Drama Week with a 12 o'clock luncheon Thursday at the St Anthony hotel. Officers and board of directors to be introduced. The Sans Antonio Pen Women and the Catholic Women's association headline the frostens clubs. The Speech Arts association provides programs. Jeston Dickey presents a one act play The Delicate Call by Maurine Gee and Helen McIntyre. A Bring a Book theme benefits Bishop Johnson Memorial library. Multiple concerts, readings, and club notices follow, with various members named and events scheduled throughout the day.
An old timey ad touts Wlya's Cream Balm from a druggist to clear blocked sinuses. It promises instant relief from head cold symptoms, nasal swelling, and stuffed air passages with a fragrant antiseptic formula.
The text notes new cadets joining the unit with uniforms issued by Sergeant Edward Schneider. Kisly exdets increase total enrollment to 46 under Major Adams. First inspection scheduled at Drackenridae on Feb 3 and at Main on lev 24.
In Chicago on February 28, the mercy plea for Dur McDonald, accused of murdering a taxi driver, faced rejection. The proceedings were outlined as officials prepared to proceed after the plea was denied, with details centering on James C. Trion and the involved parties.
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