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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1932
Page
4
A fragment touts fig syrup to correct stasis in children with poor appetite. Mothers are urged not to coax eating, claiming Nature knows best. The item promotes a so-called California treatment as a cure for listless youngsters across the country.
A vintage household remedy advises using California fig syrup to stimulate bowel movements and improve a child’s appetite. It promotes starting with a full dose tonight, then tapering to twice weekly, claiming benefits for digestion, weight, and color. Do not accept substitutes.
A Washington memo outlines the administration tax increase plan to raise about 330,0000 this year and 920,000,000 next fiscal year. It details shifts in corporate and personal income taxes, estate taxes, excises, stamp taxes, and a revival of miscellaneous taxes, aiming to close deficits with adjusted rates and broader bases.
The Build San Antonio association delaying a Wednesday meeting of business leaders sponsoring an extensive building program. Under president Howard Templeton and secretary member, members will be informed by letter of the new tentative date of the association’s gathering.
A wreck on the Corpus highway disrupted traffic. Merone on the Corpus highway Reeville and Nermanna were involved as the wreck destroyed a vehicle, but traffic may pass on the Tinie devour while authorities clear the scene. Annee Ban Antonio Henn was noted in the report.
A Texas Woodmen commander died at his Dallas home after a long illness. Friends and local officials mourn the loss of a prominent community leader whose service to the fraternal order spanned decades.
An early Engl ish styled snippet mentions Dandruff and a remedy solution, with a Brooklyn address and fragmented phrases about hair care. The noisy OCR yields unclear lines but centers on addressing dandruff and a product or remedy.
Fragmentary text shows garbled remarks about reciprocity and hat tipping in elevators. Mentions removing hats, curtsy, and public expectations, with unclear names or dates. The readable items suggest a social etiquette snippet from a bygone era, highlighting polite conduct and civic manners in transit spaces.
President Maw Danner opened consultations with political leaders to assemble a French cabinet, likely appointing Premier Laval. The move follows the resignation of the Taawnt cabinet and Socialist deputies rejecting the premier’s offer, with Hervint and Brignd mentioned among possible replacements. The chamber presidents and deputies were summoned for conferences with President Doumce.
A Texas appellate court affirmed a civil judgment against an ice production firm regarding franchise tax and utility regulation. The opinion discusses whether absence of a legislative enactment permits the manufacture and sale of ice to be regulated as a utility by the state.
Lawmakers push ahead on multiple fronts with hearings on procurement, labor, and trade. Key committees study advertising, shipping, and university related bills while calls for impeachment and budget measures surface amid ongoing floor debates.
Secretary Mellon tells the House Ways and Means Committee the administration seeks to end the fiscal year with a balanced budget. He argues for retrenchment and possible tax increases on large incomes to cover authorized expenditures and relief programs while avoiding new debt, noting past borrowing and aiming for a two year tax end. He urges limiting unnecessary spending and stressing the patriotism of balancing the government’s finances.
The suit filed by C. J. Schneider against Dielman and Anderson alleges a change committee acted as the principal defendant. Plaintiffs seek 773.75 for turnout material used in the Dielman congressional rally. The case was moved to a county court before Judge Ale Collins.
Fomby, a businessman, returned to work at the Fomby store after a gun injury. He noted a 40 percent Atlas on incomes above $100,000, and discussed proposed tax rate changes and public revenue implications, arguing attitudes may differ from normal expectations.
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