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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1931
Page
6
A home remedy for stubborn coughs using Pinex with sugar or honey in a pint bottle. Claims quick relief, soothing inflamed throats and easing bronchial coughing by delivering the medicine into the bloodstream. Promotes Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract and warns against substitutes with a money back guarantee.
A fragmented advisory note stresses life and disability insurance to safeguard dependents after death. It highlights how coverage varies with earnings, urges early action, and mentions recommendations from insurers and professionals on selecting suitable plans.
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a figure 1.055 and a lead by ERD with unclear context. The garbled text references a bulle ledas and cont oes mick, lacking complete names, dates, or places to establish a full news item.
Debate over the eighteenth amendment continues as Hoover backs constructive steps to curb liquor traffic abuses while preserving gains. Commissioners split on repeal versus revision with Anderson and McIntosh urging a move toward modified government control and further testing.
Governor Sterling indicts a restrained legislative policy aligned with the Democratic platform and Jeffersonian ideals, urging economy and modernization. He calls for prison reform, state hospital fixes, education expansion, and state park development while backing water priorities, highways, and fair taxation amid postwar recovery.
An advertisement claims a doper tired feeling after meals results from food fermentation in the bowels, producing poisons that affect heart, nerves, and brain. It promotes Ad Jerika as a cleansing remedy and cites a German doctor’s simple method.
Earthquakes last week struck the palace of Hermen Corie in CUDANAYVADA Morelos Mezco and nearby zones. The 40-year-old Aforelos state capitol may be weakened. Diego Itirers, a Mexican astlat, completed extensive murals on patio walls funded by Former Ambassador Dwight W. Marrow.
Amaricid Vexag reports Panhandle wheat men reached a 40 percent wheat acreage reduction agreement for this year. The group pledged to support a similar cut across other wheat growing states in a meeting held yesterday.
Unofficial returns show voters approving a proposal to save 1,000,000 dollars in bonuses to improve the Wichita Falls water system by a margin of 140 votes. Figures read 1,002 in favor and 1,462 against.
An old advertisement extols Zemo brine as a soothing antiseptic for itchy skin and burns. It promises near instant relief, claims invisibility, and urges constant use, pricing it at one dollar with widespread dealer availability.
An advertisement touts Moones Emerald oil as the best remedy for pimples and skin troubles. It urges readers to buy a bottle from a druggist, promising quick relief after the first use and full satisfaction or a refund. The oil is described as a cleansing, penetrating antiseptic that does not stain or leave residue.
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