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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1928
Page
5
A garbled ad promises a basic hair treatment to remove dandruff. It touts a simple salve or gel and multiple applications to destroy dandruff traces, claiming rapid, effective results though the text is unclear and repetitive.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a poem or tale fragment with names and lines about a seller and a tar component. Characters appear as quirky names and phrases, with unclear context and venue. No clear event or outcome is established.
Advice warns that acidic foods overwork kidneys causing dull pain and backache. It recommends four ounces of Tad Salts in water before breakfast for several days and using lithia in lemon grape juice mixtures to neutralize acids. Suggests drinking less soft water and consulting a reliable physician or pharmacist.
Marines push toward rebel positions near Uc Chipote and Quiluli after air strikes and ground patrols. Reinforcements move to Manaus to treat wounded as strikes ripple through the Port of Corinto and surrounding areas. Government agents probe suspected antizide influence fueling walkouts and supply disruptions amid the port and riverfront operations.
Boston dispatch reports eight ships rushing to southern waters including two warning destroyers and a mine layer. Destroyers McFarland Sturteran Overttav Putnam and J S Faullet plus battleships Utah and others depart at midnight amid tense Nicaragua and winter war theater tensions.
The report notes 7200 United States Marines under orders with naval support in the Caribbean in response to the Nicaraguan rebel situation. It mentions destroyers and special government service units involved in enforcing policy and readiness for potential actions. The piece references officials and representatives discussing the move.
Zepeda asserts that many U S Marines were killed, citing a report from an unnamed source. The statement references a rebel faction and mentions locations and figures tied to recent hostilities. No verifiable details or corroboration are provided in the fragment.
The report details Hickman's insanity strategy in a murder case, noting judge deliberations on the legality and potential sentence. It references California divorce developments, the insanity standard, and a forthcoming hearing January 25 as authorities weigh whether commitment or death or imprisonment follows.
Fragmented report references Mrs. Hickman and others in a tangle of plans and personal decisions. The text mentions Los Angeles, Dallas, and Silon amid unclear references to medical issues, a patient, and a possible court or legal action.
An unclear fragment from a White House brief hints at prospects of prosperity and references a white horse motif, but lacks coherent details or names to establish a concrete report.
Fragmented Army orders list personnel assignments and transfers across Fort Bliss and the Philippine department including Brigadier General Hawl... Col. Duller, S. Gaujot, Majors L. Harry, and others. Mentions First Lieutenant William W. Wann and Willard Le Wrist among readers. Unclear lines reference Pine Fort and Berton.
The Navy Department announced General Fens L. McCoy is designated president to oversee the Nienragiupi elections. He will leave January 12 for the country to supervise the process.
A troubled report notes women prisoners cost the government far more than men. The article cites figures and a committee or system evaluating the burden, with a focus on fiscal disparity between genders in custody. The text emphasizes the higher per prisoner expense, suggesting policy implications for male and female incarceration costs.
Amid wartime needs the War Department has placed plans for 2400 trumpets with orders to equip the Army. The note hints at mobilization and the call to duty as reveille sounds, signaling readiness and discipline for the forces.
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