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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1928
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Panama Honda Lindbergh as guest with scattered words about Panama Balbos Carler and names, plus a cryptic note of summons and tropical sum. Unable to determine a clear event or entities beyond Lindbergh and Panama reference.
An advertisement touts a product named Star-OM claiming to soften and remove corns and calluses in minutes without soaking or daily care. It promises painless, fast results within 2 to 3 minutes and urges purchase of two 50-cent bottles at Summers-Wagner drug stores or other chemists.
In a letters based account Mrs Weaver from Mt Pleasant Pa describes relief after using Sydley Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says after several weeks she slept better, gained strength, did more work, cared for her three children, and found the medicine worth sharing with others suffering similar health issues.
At Highland Park elementary school No 8 a weekly rule allows babies to accompany mothers away from home. Three girls Erin Jean Bates Fay Garling and Ruth Comstock pose beside the dell day display marking the event as a success.
The fragmentary text references East Africa and Europe with scattered words about earthquakes or conflicts and mentions of war and European topics. No coherent event or clear entities beyond regions and generic terms can be established from the readable content.
A veteran ends his life in a troubled county area, leaving a mourning community and a sorrowful song heard in the aftermath. Authorities reported no immediate motive, with investigators reviewing personal letters and medical history as witnesses recalled the man’s recent stress and isolation.
Army orders detail movements and arrivals including Col. Proncia J. Breyten, A. Te, and officers such as Renee Tuc Kunin and L. Gelman. The report notes turbine deliveries and training or deployment tasks with references to ports, ships, and bases.
A bill to erect a monument in Paris at Le Bourget field honoring Col Charles A Lindbergh’s New York to Paris flight was introduced in the House by Rep Kelly of Pennsylvania. Sculptor Frank Vitter was named to design the memorial as the Fine Arts Commission approves the concept under a government of France grant.
Children from South Side School bring dolls and toys for a doll fay event marking a charity style activity. Girls carried best dolls including sleven belt ed, mama dolls and rag dolls while older students shared Christmas lays. Helen Titerington returns from a convention in Detroit to the city.
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a premier neutralizer for stomach acid and indigestion. It claims effectiveness within about 70 hours after eating and highlights brand longevity since 1873, urging readers to obtain the genuine product from drugstores. It mentions Phillips Chemical Company and its predecessor Charles H. Phillips.
Chosen for a fourth term, Charles N. Whest assumed duties Tuesday as president of the San Antonio Hotel Association. R. L. Sanders was reelected secretary of the Texas Lidl Men's association. New 1925 officers include Burge and Ostrow, with a board aligning to host delegations for the American Legion national convention in October to house about 160,000 attendees.
Chicago dispatch reports J. A. Murlocke European style expert commenting on a Princeton event. He says only two students wore tail coats while others wore dinner coats, which would be an affront in England. The note labels Harvard as the source of the remarks.
New York January 10 The claim in the February issue of Cosmopolitan magazine asserts General Pershing’s stand for a separate American army changed World War I fate. It states American troops might have faced British and French forces but for his plan, a claim attributed to General Herre.
A baby born in Sergipe state reportedly arrives with a moustache and beard. Parents are identified as TR and the report comes from Propria Cliz. Local coverage notes unique birth feature and involves the unnamed couple.
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