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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
8
In Wauasis Indiana on February 19 a local resident suffered a fracture to the jaw for the second time in three years. The report notes the incident as a notable case, discussing medical implications and the public interest in fracture management.
An advertising blurb touts MELHLOGLA face powder as a new cosmetic that keeps skin fresh and youthful. It claims a new processing method makes it longer lasting, spreads smoothly, and won’t clog pores while avoiding shininess or irritation.
An advertisement asserts that a Squibb product will be readily taken by both youngsters and adults, noting it is tasteless and odorless and remains so over time in a medicine cabinet. It claims full and uniform effectiveness and advises always specifying the name Squibb.
The article details a wedding week at San Antonio involving Mrs. Samuel Behpartzberg and Lt. Alfred F. Glenn hosting guests at Brooks Field and Plaza Hotel events. It notes a garden party with crystal bowls, calendula decor, and yellow tapers, a Parent Crabber association meeting with health talks, and a dance and dinner party for Be Chicago Opera artists. The narrative includes multiple social gatherings at Fort Sam Houston and San Antonio venues with lists of attendees and hosts, highlighting charitable giving and entertainment for soldiers and community members.
A vintage note warns of oil in stale coffee causing indigestion headaches and sleeplessness. Fresh coffee remains fragrant and safe, with Chase & Sanborn’s guaranteeing freshness, cannisters dated for the roaster and replaced if unsold after ten days.
The remark extols two premier American outer mobiles as premium purchases, highlighting their value and desirability for buyers seeking top tier engineering and performance.
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