Rime Stories Dramatized For Radio
J A M Lean reports on radio drama programs and viewer complaints about network cuts in local broadcasts. Some stations faced shortages of time and talent while delivering serialized audio works.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1933
Page
7
J A M Lean reports on radio drama programs and viewer complaints about network cuts in local broadcasts. Some stations faced shortages of time and talent while delivering serialized audio works.
Fragmented ad text markets a health remedy with claims of rapid fat loss and bodily benefits. It mentions a bottle available at Summers drug stores and other outlets, urging prompt purchase and satisfaction.
A 46 year old woman reports relief from severe headaches and hot flushes after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She endorses the medicine and hopes it helps others, noting it is sold by druggists and cited by many female users.
Readable listings show Crime Club on KTSA at 4 pm, a live Bureau of Investigation crime drama on WORL D, Townsend Murder Mystery on WOAT at 10 15 pm, California Melodies on KTLA at 8 30 pm, and My Cousin in Milwaukee on WOAI and NBC networks. Also notable are armament talks by Admiral Rodgers and former ambassador Morris, plus Maria Cau Baye at KTSA and a range of theater and music programs on WOAI WOAT and NBC stations.
Ex-city judge J Ed Wilkens was assaulted by two Mexican men in the 500 block of South Flores Street, taken home with a possible skull fracture feared, as a radio patrol car intervened and the attackers fled in a small roadster. The car later found at San Marcos and Guadalupe. Robberies followed at a filling station on North Pine Street and an abduction near East Commerce Street.
President Hoover sent a message to Congress urging enactment of economic recovery legislation while opposing the domestic allotment relief measure. He criticized farm relief as unworkable and harmful, proposed temporary leasing of marginal lands, and called for sanctions on arms if war threats arise. The Senate moved to advance bankruptcy legislation as part of the agenda.
Kidney misfunction fear and chronic acid buildup are addressed by Cyster a prescription product. The ad claims quick action within 16 minutes, promises kidney cleansing benefits, and offers a free acidity tester with purchase. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, urging readers to ask their dentist for Cyalex.
A medicinal ointment advertises fast relief for itchy skin, rashes, eczema, and ringworm. It claims deep pore penetration with cooling, soothing effects and offers money back if ineffective. Product named Blue Star Ointment targets symptoms on skin and feet.
The ad promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast acting cure for colds and sore throats. It claims quick, nearly instantaneous relief when dissolved in water every 2 to 3 hours, and stresses to buy genuine Bayer products from reputable outlets.
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