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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1931
Page
16
Four local ministers on Saturday voiced views on capital punishment reflecting a broad stance against gender distinctions in punishment. They commented on the case of Mrs. Clare Uhr who faced the electric chair for the murder of her paralyzed husband Daniel Uhr, noting the judged outcome and the broader implications for the justice system.
A health guide touts rapid fat loss by clearing the system with two teaspoons of salt in water and a structured day of meals. It prescribes specific foods for breakfast lunch and dinner, urges reduced butter and sugar, and promotes drinking water or alcohol-free drinks to feel full.
A dubious week long weight loss pitch claims four to seven pounds shed with a diet tea and salts. The ad touts rapid results, claim safety by a supposed expert Abe Ant Doctor, and promises no hunger. It endorses “cleanse” salts, hints at chemical energy limits, and warns of poison labeling.
Dr P B Him and pastors including Jon T Jones and Relfe Crom argue law should apply equally to men and women. They oppose a double standard of morality and support impartial trials and penalties, warning against selective death penalty use and favoring life imprisonment for crime.
Court records reveal arguments over insanity as Mrs Uhrwl seeks posttrial relief. Attorneys vow to file amended motions and pursue sanity pleas while jurors debated whether death or life imprisonment should be imposed.
Fragmentary text describes a trial beginning Monday in a local court with unclear details. Mentions gender related responsibility and penalties in a disputable, garbled report.
The jury sentenced Mrs Uhr to death in the electric chair for the murder of her husband Daniel Uhr. She showed calm resignation, asking that her son JoAn receive care, and expressed a wish to be alone to find peace. Her co-defendants Walker and Jones faced further trials with Jones’ next court date set for January 19.
A historical ad-like fragment touts Piso's Cure for Coughs as a remedy for night coughs and throat irritation. It claims quick relief, safety for children, and the product’s soothing effects on the respiratory tract, asserting it does not upset the stomach.
A quoted educator extols moving pictures for vivid learning stating that 30 minutes of film can teach more than 30 weeks of books. He argues eyes and ears are our real educators and cites a dramatic cinema incident where a locomotive scene stunned viewers. He urges public schools to adopt film as a teaching tool and even notes rental ads for housing.
Maury Maverick warned Dexar county residents that the tax penalty bill may not be in effect yet and January AK is the last day for tax payments. The bill, posted by the senate, could be vetoed by the governor. The relief removes penalties and interest on back taxes but adds 1 percent interest payable in monthly installments.
The postoffice department announced plans for a new postoffice building that will be the largest in the world. The project will cost 21000 dollars and cover an area of GOnercs, with completion and occupancy expected within 18 months.
Two holdup men were shot and captured by four University City police after they laid a trap at noon today. Two suspects escaped. two officers were injured in or near the restaurant where the plot was foiled.
A Chicago newspaper reports a $10,000 reward posted for information leading to the arrest of a man accused of murdering Tyler Routtheim a year ago in what authorities call an underworld matter. The case remains active as investigators follow leads from the crime scene and informants.
An advertisement-style monologue touts a product to ease nighttime urination and related bladder irritation. It asserts improved kidney function and relief from persistent sleep disruption, claiming a safe, mild formula and a money-back guarantee. It promotes a Denver or local retail offer with a call to action for purchasing a 6e package.
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