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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1931
Page
7
The article discusses an encyclical urging proportion and moral guidance, noting its stance on marriage, family life, and the protection of children. It emphasizes the need for state laws to cooperate with religious authorities and advises choosing a partner wisely for mothers and offspring.
An advertisement touts Navita prescription claiming rapid relief for rheumatism neuritis neu algia neuralgia and tumbago without opiates or narcotics. It insists the remedy is harmless even for children and offers a package trial with guaranteed refunds if pain remains intense after two to three doses.
Police search launched for an 8 A woman missing after being seen with two other women at Mockwood court. Meg Vernon Town and Mrs Montgomery's sister asked police to investigate as the room showed signs of disturbance. Further details unclear due to fragmented report.
A heavily annotated excerpt from a December 41 1000 issue discusses a papal encyclical on Christian marriage. It condemns modern media and arts for trampling marital sanctity, supports traditional conjugal fidelity, and emphasizes the sacred nature of the marriage contract while acknowledging women's emancipation within defined roles.
A California plan circulated by Kruis Industries promotes legal grape juice and wine production to curb illicit alcohol traffic. It argues the program could aid 160000 people, save the industry from financial disaster, and create many jobs by utilizing surplus grapes for rhoned and concentrated beverages.
Sheriff Albert Hausser announced changes limiting jail worship to a single hour on Sundays with one group allowed per service and two or three hymn groups operating at once. Travel masses end, visits on Wednesdays stay, no passes, and Sundays restrict visitors to social service workers.
A report to police says eight tires were stolen from Ezell Motor Company at South Florence Street. The incident involved two men who fled toward Mitchell Street near the bridge, after allegedly taking $2 from the victim.
A fragmented text discusses dangers to an envisioned standard of living through state effort, law enforcement measures against criminal networks, and the broad aims of federal farm relief. It mentions affordable healthful food production and year round access, implying policy support and practical proofs, amid broad social concerns.
Rady Texan January session opens with Judge J H Miller urging stronger public sentiment to stop liquor law violations. He cites high school boys and even girls patronizing bootleggers at dances and social functions as evidence of troubling trends. The district grand jury reports many students attend events where intoxication is common and permissive attitudes enable the problem.
Park Commissioner Jacob Rubiola announced the flood prevention wall along Say Perea erdek between Travis and Salinak streets has been finished. Fifteen additional men were employed to perform the rock work along the creek, with one still on city pay.
The Workmen's Circle No 872 will hold a lecture at 8 on The Historical Value of the Tropheus. Aut Ac Welatman will speak at the Red Men's Hall, 112 Soledad Street. The event is organized by the election committee chaired by Edward Trleman.
Washington dispatch reports Rev. Dert B. Nelson, American missionary, held by Chinode bandits since October, surrounded by authorities. State department was advised by the Chinese minister at Peiping that Nelson’s immediate release is expected.
An ad touts fresh deep sea Nordic fillets preserved by a rapid freezing process. It praises convenience, odor absence, sanitary packaging, and quick preparation from package to frying pan, with broad dealer listings and multiple market names cited.
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