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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1929
Page
9
Advert suggests Philips Milk of Magnesia as instant remedy for stomach pains and excess acidity. Claims a single spoonful neutralizes stomach acid and relieves symptoms immediately. Promotes genuine product and warns against imitators while noting long-standing brand heritage and a small price.
The item lists numerous residents and guests visiting or traveling to and from San Antonio and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Macy Stuck, Mort Smith of Ark, Mrs Lang, J C Nan Ness, McMurray of Marion, Mrs J J Gray, Miss Josephine Sones, Miss Edith Nicolas, Conrad and Mrs G L Nelly Held, Mr and Mrs Frank Watt, Adele Fhambneloe, Mildred, Mr and Mrs Calvert, Miss Mantettunter, Miss Jimi Moliny, and many others. It notes hospital recuperations, travels to Dallas, Austin, and Columbus, and church and social meeting plans.
Smith-Young Tower elevators operate with automatic control and floor signal calls. The six high speed units start, stop, and move by passenger input with only the starting lever pressed to close doors and begin movement. Auto safety devices ensure 24 hour service in San Antonio's tallest building. Rentals are 10 higher. call Crockett 5522 for space planning.
Fragmentary OCR note reports Pelley leading a move in New Haven road project and mentions New York and related entities or people with unclear details.
L. J. Schutze recalls 19th century life and transport links from San Antonio to Corpus Christi in 1878. He describes his father L. Schutze as relay station operator, free horse service, and local merchant, postmaster, and justice of the peace. The memoir mentions the stagecoach route, connections through Gry, and armed guards aboard.
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