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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1928
Page
5
Fragmentary text reports Marines cited under a banery acton. Mentions a rebel Seade Jewett soldier behind a preape throw and a clerk captured in America. Notes penalties for men selling liquor and mentions officers and privates with unclear dates and places.
A garbled note suggests hot tea as a remedy to break a cold. It mentions beverages like Hamburg and various unclear ingredients, claiming tea opens gates to relieve symptoms and boost comfort. It references Joosena and a gold at gace without clear meaning.
A fragment describes firemen defending a sanctuary in an engine during a tense night. The piece references a battle of wits downstairs and a dramatic confrontation with threats while crews respond to a chaotic scene.
Fragmented account honors multiple soldiers including Lemphi, Berger, Parnes, Lester, Gould, Kilcourse and Roberts for steadfast defense and leadership under heavy fire. Narrates their actions to support advance, preserve ammunition, and keep machine gun fire in action during the first minutes of combat.
An apparent military dispatch notes LeJeune commanding the squadron preparing to sail toward Nicaragua. Details are obscured by garbled text but indicate movement of forces under a senior commander toward Central American waters.
The Treasury plans the Third Liberty Loan offer in January with 3 1/2 percent interest to redeem bonds. Exchange options will be available for funding and subscriptions accepted. The timing depends on bonds offered and market premium.
Washington Agriculture Secretary William M Jardine tells relief leaders he will adopt a hands off policy in the McNary Haugen farm relief fight. He notes he will not appear before the House Agriculture Committee as part of ongoing political dispute over farm aid programs.
Detectives A. de Mice and Charles Bartholomue are vetting a 30s white man sought in Beaumont. He is linked to a car-jumping incident and will be returned to Beaumont for further questioning and processing.
Slender co eds from WCCHON Arizona gain visibility as freshmen at a campus event draw attention for their appearance. The scene highlights student life and campus culture with light social notes from Sun newspaper.
A Mexican railway official is reported in a fragmentary item noting travel by a passenger agent. The text references stations and routes near St. Louis and Mexico, with scattered dates and locations.
A cracked OCR passage describes valueless checks, a jail, and references to military orders and names such as Admiral, General Lejeune, and Rig. The text is garbled, with multiple broken phrases and unclear events, offering no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Report from San Diego notes a transport of 492 Marines heading south aboard military ships. The movement appears tied to ongoing training and deployment cycles, with officials signaling readiness and coordination with naval units for future operations.
A garbled report notes a plea related to murders in Ghar and a respondent named Raymond A Winter seeking a visit. It mentions a slayer and multiple names, with scattered details about the case, debt, and alleged killings. The text is fragmented and hard to follow, but references alleged victims and legal proceedings.
A damaged advisory text claims a home remedy dissolves dandruff by applying a viata and arvon solution nightly to moisten the scalp until morning. The method promises complete removal of signs and related symptoms with repeated use and asserts long lasting results.
An old health advertisement touts a topical rub to ease cold symptoms and prevent flu. It claims fast relief as a cooling sensation reaches the pores and delivers soothing comfort.
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