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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1928
Page
1
A fragmented public notice discusses a missing item linked to C. Lewis, described as bard of faxes fate years, and a disputed lease. The piece hints at a long unresolved mystery dating to before March 1535, connected to the local press and rumored miscarriages in the waste public.
An inmate being escorted from the courthouse to the jail broke free in Market Plaza. Officer Brill fired one shot that struck the prisoner in the back, preventing a second shot. The wounded man demanded medical aid at the hospital as investigators moved in.
Advert says Rowles Menthol Sulphur acne and eczema treatment dries pimples overnight clears blackheads and large pores even for severe skin conditions. Claims instant relief and ready to use form, promoting rapid results.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses Pope and Protestant unity, political figures, and a claim that a nation could rise. It then pivots to financial guidance from B C Forbes praising investments in solidly led companies and executives. The text hints at stock tips and skepticism about speculative values, concluding with a remark on the spiritual side of big business and dividend appeal.
First Lieutenant Jack CL Bredgson adjutant of the air corps training center will depart Sunday to New Orleans then sail to Cuba to assist the Cuban war department in opening a flying school. Hodgson has served at Rolly, Brooks and Duncan fields for the past five years and will undertake a three year assignment at his new post.
PH Werk notes students at Westmoorland College observe a Pill Week to promote fellowship. Each participant carries a capsule bearing a student’s name to initiate acquaintance and plan a small act for that person during the week.
A public school safety lesson emphasizes disinfection practices as explained by Ralph Durkee. The account notes safety education in Berar County schools and highlights the role of local officials in promoting health measures.
At the Aggie Club Meet Tarbert, a candidate for park commissioner, was guest of honor at the monthly gathering of the A. and M. club. Lambert, an ex-Aggie, attended with Horrst and others, with details incomplete.
The 1925 election of officers of the San Antonio chapter, Reserve association, will be held on January 17 at the army Anthony hotel. A special edition from Borne Lithuania notes attempts to move Trotzky to editorial work at the state publishing house, with claims of his ability to publish.
Maj. Adsmas announced the Brackenridge High and Main Area teams for a Saturday rifle contest with Allen Academy of Temple. Read more: Ed ward Besse Jr Itay Bellinger Jack White John Brite Harry Dryer from Brackenridge. Richard Breese Fred Cook Robert Osh an John Hansell John Davenport from Main Area.
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce telegraphed Houston Chamber Friday offering cooperation in full, praising their securing of the Democratic national convention and inviting Democrats to attend the event in San Antonio.
American embassy and the State Department reported that President Heal Dulles approved and published amendments to the petroleum law passed by Congress last December. The law, though not yet confirmed by Mexico, aims to define American rights in oil exploitation and possible treaties of amity and commerce. Ambassador Morrow will confer with President Coolidge and Secretary Kellogg at the Pan American congress in Havana before pursuing action upon return to Mexico.
Legion officials address club members to spur American Legion recruitment starting January 23 in Manila. Talks over two weeks by Bezion leaders include Phil Stupa director of the information bureau Ralph Durkee and committee members. The drive, led by Jack Burke, targets 4000 members with emphasis across Optimist, Canopus and Lions clubs in Texas totals.
A room clerk at the Gunter hotel dismisses the superstition of Friday the 13th. Robert F. Munger says he is not afraid and keeps a habit at home despite the ominous date.
A vintage advertisement touts Tanlac as a remedy for stomach troubles, headaches, and dizziness. It claims long-term sufferers gain strength, appetite, and energy, featuring a testimonial from Mrs W F Bush of Oklahoma City and promising relief at less than 7 cents per dose with a money-back guarantee.
Thomas M. Melody 50 said a motorist knocked him down and punched him in the face while he lay on the street. The driver then fled the scene after muttering insults about pedestrians in the road, according to Melody who reported the incident to police.
City councilors walk out on Mayor Andrew J. Nessy Gills after he berates them for failing to confirm two appointments. They adjourn amid boos and depart through the spectator crowd.
London reports a female censor is appointed for British films. The note mentions Wilfred Ackles as stepmother to Lady Louis Mountbatten and references discussions about film censorship and social life. The text is fragmented and partially garbled.
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