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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1932
Page
3
President Hoover opens address in joint session praising George Washington as America's founder and symbol of liberty. He calls for renewed national purpose, resilience, and belief in a government balancing national power with individual freedom.
PARIS reports Andre Tardieu was compelled to join a new French cabinet as ministers signaled readiness to win parliamentary support by a mood margin. The premier spent the day in deliberations and faced interpellations from deputies in the chamber.
An ad claims a single application quickly kills itching. It markets multiple applications for persistent itching conditions like eczema, promising skin soothing, lasting relief, and a pleasant odor. Strong branding and generic claims precede any detailed usage instructions or safety notes.
Washington birthday events noted in Tokyo Paris Rome and Berlin with U S and local officials leading ceremonies. American ambassadors and diplomats joined dinners and street ceremonies as cities across the world honor George Washington on the bicentennial through parades, speeches, and public square dedications.
An aged advertisement warns readers to expel poisons causing headaches and constipation. It touts Theaudor's Black Draught as a remedy to cleanse the system, promising relief from headaches and drug-related aftereffects with a vegetable laxative sold for 14 pence.
An ad text touts a home remedy said to banish rheumatism gout and other ailments. It promotes a Germas Specialiat prescription to be taken daily with several doses claimed to ease pain and restore vitality. The piece urges readers to stop wasting time with ineffective cures and to purchase the product soon.
An old health advertisement touts a tonic named 5.8 that promises to raise red blood cell counts, boost strength, and aid recovery after illness. It cites long use since 8.5.9 and urges readers to buy the larger size for savings while claiming improved vitality and appetite.
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