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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1937
Page
14
A garbled historical item reports mass homelessness from floods. It mentions film references from Twentieth Century Fox and the date context around a public scene. Additional fragmented notes reference marijuana charges, police, and local figures in Texas areas, with unclear details and multiple misread names.
Ad claims relate to Haar loom oil capsules promising kidney and bladder relief. Vague health assertions target weak kidneys and nocturia with sensational language and garbled product details. Contains exaggerated benefits and dubious veterinary style cautions, reflecting questionable marketing copy.
Fragmented text describes chronic constipation and possible remedies. Mentions belief that laxatives may not reach the bowels, and references a product or regimen with possible claimed effectiveness. The passage includes unclear lines about symptoms like pain, fever, and digestive discomfort.
In Pittsburgh on January 26 a rapid rise in river levels slowed as the mercury dropped. Streets and basements reported water intrusion while the Monongahela, Allegheny, and Mon guardian rivers edged toward flood stage. Residents observed basement flooding and rising waters along waterfronts as authorities monitored the situation.
A station operator was accused today in a fatal shooting outside Ea L. Kenson. The suspect, Stevens, 4, from TW Gong, faced a disorderly charge and was held on $6000 bond. Wounds were reported and the incident followed a period of separation since December.
Readable fragments describe a fighting cock named Skinpy and an event involving Burne and Actnor Treacher with odd wording. The lure mentions Twente Century-Fox and a jittery sequence about leather and fingers, ending with references to sleep and an earrevn.
Nearly two thousand Catholic clergy joined services in Salem for Most Rev. Michael J. P. Gallasher bishop of the Providence diocese. He died Wednesday and was buried in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
In Portsmouth Ohio a mass exodus of people fled the floodwaters heading toward Columbus. About 5000 persons were to be removed. trains carried more than 900 refugees from nearby towns to the capital as aid workers and Masonic temple volunteers coordinated shelter and transport.
Vatican dispatch reports Pope II showing signs of improvement after a period of pain relief aided by rest. Cardinal Secretary of State faced brief audience with Archbishop of Belgrade and Administrator Nogara as the Holy Father appeared cheered by diminishing symptoms and preparations for a move to a more comfortable room.
The White House children, grandchildren of President Franklin D Roosevelt, have left for Seattle with their mother, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, to stay in her home there. The Roosevelt children in Washington are in their own home but remain with relatives.
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