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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1929
Page
9
A sheriff report from OLEH IOWA notes a former attorney Ulrle Clyll died in a house fire at a partially burned dwelling. Investigators recovered a purged area showing currency including $100 in twenties. Rumors circulated about additional valuables.
Advertisement touts Merthadyne as a rapid cure for coughing and colds. It claims menthol-based internal action clears airways, reduces phlegm, and strengthens health overnight, with a money back guarantee if no improvement by morning. The ad urges readers to buy from pharmacists.
A fragmented note discusses bloodshot eyes, sleep deprivation, and a dubious remedy. It mentions Marine Bloodshot Eyes and Marine Eyes with unclear claims about clearing the condition and warns against harmful ingredients like belladon. The text reads like an old health tip with unclear sourcing.
Thousands suffer neuralgia and nerve pain and a new product claims to ease aches and promote a better life. It markets Nurlo as a safe, non narcotic remedy with a money back guarantee, advertised through drug stores and public appeal.
The Woman's club heard Henry Goddard Leach, editor of The Forum Magazine, discuss Nordic literature and three major figures Ibsen, Andersen, and Lagerlof, praising Scandinavian cultural influence and Leach's work to foster U.S.-Mexico literary ties. The event featured introductions by Dr. Leach's host and included songs from three Scandinavian countries. club members plan further events and local acknowledgments.
Jack Synder of Chicago is charged with robbery by firearms in a roundup of suspects tied to a hold up at Al Barrete transfer company manager.
A preliminary hearing was held Wednesday in the court of Justice John F. Golan on charges of robbery and assault with firearms connected to a taxi company heist. The case involves Al Barrett, night manager at 421 Dolores Street, accused of robbing the Mew Ehais Transfer Company of 667.50. Several co-defendants are named in the complaint.
The article outlines Brigadier General Eaker’s flight plan with stops from Thrown ville to Peane and Browns, aiming for Washington and Seattle. It notes refueling considerations, a second flight from Browns, and a final leg toward San Diego and San Antonio for a planned air battle, including site visits to Oregon ports for fuel pricing.
The court reversed a $200 damages award to Central Power and Light Co. in a condemnation action by the county over land taken for a power line project between Rasmondsile and Haelingess. The case proceeds to another trial per Associate Justice Howard W. Smith.
A patient at 63 Clinton Street describes severe nervous weakness and loss of appetite. After trying Cardus Telpel Vere on a friend's advice, she reports improvement and praises Cardius tablets as best for gentle healing, recommending to other women in similar condition.
A Turku Turks dispatch reports Leon Trotsky seeks medical retreat in Germany or other sites as he forms plans for life in exile. Berlin says German foreign office has not approved the request to depart from Russia, while a Soviet envoy will be consulted. Politicians weigh whether Trotsky’s pledge to forgo politics could gain admission.
The Senate cleared the Jones bill tightening penalties for first and second offenses under prohibition laws. It raises first offense penalties to 2000 dollars or four years, with both, and sets higher minimums for subsequent offenses. Thirty-four Republicans joined 20 Democrats in support as Republicans and Democrats debated the measure.
Elizabeth Morrow plans a voyage to Mexico passing through San Antonio on the Missouri Public lines en route from New York City to Mexico City. The journey is noted as a carrier movement with Morrow as the passenger.
In a 19th century style health promotion, Dr Caldwell recommends three rules for bowel health. The piece touts Dr Caldwell's Gentle laxative remedy and urges readers to consult a druggist, take the specified preparation at night, and keep the head warm to aid bowel movement. It emphasizes non harsh methods and mild vegetable compounds for gentle relief.
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