Mammy Goose and Persuasion: Cough Remedies Featured
Radio stars rely on Persuasion to soothe husky voices without narcotics. The ad claims doctors prescribe Persuasion for children’s coughs and promotes its safety for winter use.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1931
Page
9
Radio stars rely on Persuasion to soothe husky voices without narcotics. The ad claims doctors prescribe Persuasion for children’s coughs and promotes its safety for winter use.
A fragmentary transcript discusses a threefold Soviet critique of capitalism and private property. It portrays Communist views as condemning private wealth, family systems, and social structures while praising a global communist future under Soviet leadership.
A garbled forum excerpt mentions Leverage and Hunsch with foci and whiskey imagery, referencing American and Scots themes. It weaves names and phrases in a fragmented speech about feelings, records, and scholastic teams with unclear events or outcomes.
A letter from Vietosia Street argues that financiers and corporations manipulate markets to profit at public expense. The writer decries perceived double standards in enforcement and calls out Mellon and others for alleged inaction on soldier compensation and securities issues.
A reader gives directions to a proposed five year plan site for a new Sorth Side high school in Spanish Acres near Woodlawn lake. The report notes travel distances, zoning, drainage, and sidewalks, with ideological quotes on religion and peasant reform intertwined in a chaotic transcription.
Evangelical services in Crystal City begin with Rev. Sid Williams and Rev. J. Mr. Samos from First Baptist Crystal City. The Rev. Wite Tomanag reported a building donation by church members after leading similar services this church year.
Union League club outlines plans for a bar in its new clubhouse, signaling a shift in social life as prohibition-era repeal looms. The article notes expected changes among members and reflects broader temperance politics in New York.
In Austin on February 24 the eight hour labor law for public works was voted out unanimously by the representatives led by Laird of Latkin. The measure, supported by the labor committee, would apply to all public works projects nationwide.
Property owners complain about options for the new post at the Lobes site. The meeting at the Hig Menger hotel approved the present order but lacked formal action. C W Benster reports lengthy debate showing majority favoring the present site amid fears of a brushline change.
A victim sustained injuries in a fight Monday night after an assault on Atreet. Police report name inconsistencies and unclear details but identify a suspect connected to the incident. A medical evaluation followed before police involvement.
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