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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1928
Page
6
A dubious ad proclaims that YEAST and IRON can swiftly add pounds and strength. It targets men and women, claiming pleasant intake, rapid results, and a money back offer. The copy emphasizes vitality, energy, and improved figure with a suggested low cost.
A garbled sales message urges purchase of a yeast treatment named TRONIZED YEASE with a promised quick effect. It references bloating and battle-related outcomes, includes a price cue and a questionable money-back implication, presented in disjointed phrases and misspellings.
A fragmented medical notice warns that gas in the stomach signals excessive acidity and gastritis, risking ulcers and inner damage. It touts Bisurat Magnesia as a neutralizing remedy and urges fast self-treatment with a few ounces and four tablets, advising readers to consult a druggist.
Reported remarks discuss U S attitudes toward Mexican claims and compensation. Mentions President Costidge and a commission evaluating American individuals aiding industrial development in Mexico. Mexico expresses willingness to compensate once claims are approved.
A club plans to feature a talk by the convention manager of the chamber of commerce on etiquette and personal conduct. The event, part of a broader campaign, aims to promote a membership drive and social engagement through refined manners and courtesy.
Report shows rapid recovery of produce shipments as cabbage and spingch move out of state ports. Expert SM G Longino notes prices stay high due to lingering supply disruptions.
Vera Courtes Cathcart, famed for moral turpitude, will obtain a $2500 yearly income from a trust established by her late ex-husband Earl Cathcart. The funds will aid her strained finances as reported in the article.
New Haven January. Nine Yale students including seven divinity school members were arrested for distributing hand bills about labor conditions in the neckwear industry. The American Civil Liberties Union retains counsel for them. The pamphlets favored unionizing necktie workers. authorities warn distribution is illegal without consent.
The American Bar Association backed arbitration of international disputes and a treaty to outlaw war in principle. It urged laws to regulate air travel and a national arbitration statute to settle capital and labor disputes. The group also considered an investigation into national prohibition and wasteful air use, allocating 200 dollars for a committee.
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