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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1929
Page
8
An old ad claims daily quart of water and four ounces of salts from the pharmacy can flush the kidneys and prevent ailments. It touts a lemon grape juice mixture as a home tonic to stimulate and cleanse kidney function and keep the system neutral and pure.
In Austin Texas on February 45 the Travis County Criminal District Court freed Judge Augustus J McCloskey after a nine hour defense and a 40 minute jury deliberation The acquittal came in a case accusing him of altering his own vote The judge expressed gratitude to Travis County and planned a Friday departure for San Antonio He embraced his family amid cheering supporters and reporters as the court adjourned
In a San Antonio courtroom narrative, Judge Moore presides as jurists and spectators observe the proceedings. Prosecutor Henry Fyraede closes state cases amid a long night of arguments, with jurors deliberating as the tense room heats.
A fragment from the page notes Anne Lindy flying events with mentions of competition, field events, and rival athletes. The report references Artie Learn the Thes Walked and various competitors including Lee Chehgan, Bettie Nowe, and Morreau, with scattered associations to aircraft and a notable death linked to Meron.
The report outlines delays in the McLogkey case with details on courtroom proceedings. Judge Moore warns of decorum as jurors deliberate amid lengthy arguments. Several witnesses and officials, including Dewhurst and Engel, are cited in relation to trial actions and questions of venue and timing.
President elect Hoover completes cabinet selections with seven surprise appointments amid secrecy. Names include Taft of New York for secretary of state, Mellon of Tennessee for treasury, Mitchell of Minnesota for attorney general, Atherton of Massachusetts for navy, Limes for war, Wilbur for interior, and Brown of Chicago for postmaster general.
A fragment discusses stomach discomfort and the claim that Juape's Diapensio can aid digestion. It mentions symptoms like sourness and fatigue and suggests taking a folder or two of the remedy to improve energy and stomach function.
The product promises a smooth skin texture with a nourishing cream. It touts pure oils to replace lost dermal oils, cleanse the pores, prevent coarsening, and keep the skin fresh and beautiful for winter or summer use. Available at all dealers.
A husband writes about his wife who could not get relief from long standing high blood pressure. He details his worry and how Agmel trials brought weight gain, lower blood pressure, and improved well being after twenty years. Daily letters testify to benefits of Agmel.
A Milwaukee inquiry points to naming the new high school after late Senator Robert M. La Follette. Local leaders, including educators, cite his progressive stance and advocacy for education and civil rights as reasons for honoring him with the school name.
A robbery report from Soliet Inth describes a man entering Michael Papezi's grocers store with a sack while clerks and a masked woman struggled. The thief ordered the sack filled with receipts and led to a tense confrontation before departure.
In Fev 23 a group reports gold near Wilburton Nevada. A separate Cambridge notice announces the discovery of a first comet of 10:40 by Dig Kohwussiinn and Weehaniun of Tamburg Germany, with Harlow Shapley directing the observatory.
Readers share experiences praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Statements describe relief from weakness, restored appetite, improved sleep, and regained energy after taking the product. Spokespersons claim better health during illness and renewed ability to work and care for others.
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