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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1928
Page
2
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An old advertisement promises quick relief for indigestion and bloating after meals. It touts Pape's Diagnosin as a guaranteed aid to digestion and a solution for a nervous, unsettled stomach. The text urges carrying the product for pleasant tasting relief after meals.
Unclear text from a damaged page hints at a public health warning about lingering coughs. Mentions a Ranger Zone and potential lab or product references, but readable facts are minimal.
A historical document asserts that Randolph Hearst defended his public stance against hostile press and foreign influence, arguing that U S interests in Mexico and Nicaragua require transparency and factual truth. He cites Bolsh evik rhetoric, Olds statements, and conflicts over Mexican debt funding while maintaining loyalty to the United States. Hearst stresses that facts do not depend on disputed documents and appeals for fair treatment by the Senate committee.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses beliefs about war, truth, and biology, mentioning glands and movement. It appears to be a stray diary or study note with no clear events, dates, or identifiable people or organizations. The readable content hints at biology terms but lacks coherent narrative.
Vague OCR text claims a burglary at servant quarters behind a location identified by garbled names. Police involvement referenced with unclear details on suspects, time, or exact address. No clear individuals or organizations determined from the fragment.
Members of the Optimist club heard songs by Laura Peters of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music at the noon Wednesday meeting. Miss Helen Bates accompanied Peters at the piano. The club’s emis year program was outlined during the session.
Chaous Stokes Jr, noted for charity and social work in New York, plans a second wedding to Patey Dupoul who pursued coseré before entering films, signaling a return to film industry interests amid social circle ties.
A 22 year old African American man was arrested Wednesday for theft of a watch from A. A. Piper of the United Cigar store at Houston and St Marys streets. Detective James A. Garland and Officer D. L. Bradshaw effected the arrest.
J. B. Cooper, legal adviser with Dry Force and deputy prohibition administrator, resumes duties in the San Antonio office after a fourteen day leave. He spent time with family visiting relatives in Dillas.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger episode centers on a forged Weather from Senator La Follette to President Dulles. John Page testified that he received the item from a Mexican newspaper man via a Mexican town paper. The committee pressed for the source, while witnesses doubted the document’s authenticity and noted the Spanish translation of an English original.
A drunk driver zigzagged through the downtown district endangering dozens of motorists and pedestrians. He was captured at gunpoint by a patrol after a two twenty block chase in another car. Inga Mike Live pursued after the motorist struck a Tear Of ver occupied by P. Sunnigar of New York Auto Livery on Santa Rose Avenue and Commerce Street. Sunnigar was unhurt though the vehicle was badly damaged.
The bateship Lexus undergoes disarmament steps ahead of President Coolidge's Havana trip. Armor plates are being drilled from the rims of ports to enlarge openings from 12 to 20 inches, aiming to boost fresh air intake.
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