Rabbi Dubin to Preach on Charity at Agudas Achim
Rabbi Dubin will preach on charity at Congregation Agudas Achim at 8 p.m. Friday. The event invites community members to reflect on acts of kindness and community support.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
11
Rabbi Dubin will preach on charity at Congregation Agudas Achim at 8 p.m. Friday. The event invites community members to reflect on acts of kindness and community support.
A torn old advertisement recounts a man once frail and fatigued who gains strength after using Ironized Yeast tablets. The pitch promises weight restoration, improved color, and ease climbing stairs, citing medical endorsements and a money back guarantee.
A radio program features the well known George Throw and Grace Alien with Ray Perkins and Itche Valtre, plus the Connecticut Yankees, to air at 7 o clock Thursday on WOAT. Burns and Alten will appear on and off stage. The broadcast includes selections from Southern Melodies with KTSA and the Columbia network, and Washington direct from the university. The centennial of Washington's birth makes the university hall program the season’s highlight with Bernie Cummins, Hanry Moss, and other acts, concluding with a 6:80 o'clock schedule and a range of musical numbers and discussions across stations WOAE and WOAT.
In Riggmond California on January 28 Ed Ts. erg a 45 year old undertaker shot his wife and two children and then killed himself leaving a note taking responsibility. Police found no clear motive.
Washington February 25. The Senate commerce committee postponed action on the Shortridge bill proposing tariffs on oil and gasoline while awaiting reports from government departments. The delay stalls immediate consideration of tariff proposals awaiting official input.
A father, W. T. Scott of Santa Ress, pleads for public aid in locating his son Fillet. Reports indicate he was last seen December 27 near Renek, Jom of ettras fralt, with two men. Authorities have had no further contact or clues since.
Detroit Chevrolet official TY Klingiter told a San Pedro convention crowd that America and patience will restore prosperity. He urged confidence amid economic stress and noted the auto industry’s role, citing strong Chevrolet sales and a belief in gradual recovery despite national hardship.
The weekly statistical report shows United States oil output at about 850,101,000 barrels, with total world production around 1,374,260,000 barrels. Russia follows as a distant second, while crude stock withdrawals reached 47,280,000 barrels, leaving 463,000,000 barrels in storage.
Paris reports a large credit facility under consideration by the Bank of Privnce to Germany. The plan outlines an 825 million currency line expiring in February, with terms tied to a portal of negotiations and regional financial considerations.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference the United Mine Workers convention with names like Hohn Oweng of Clubpidge Ohio and mentions wage maintenance. The legible portion is sparse and lacks clear actions or outcomes to summarize.
City commissioners appoint Miltonhan and Teinarz to the city militia committee for the period from February 4, 1921, to January 31, 1922, with duties to oversee convention plans and local arrangements in New Braunfels.
A local St Mary's Society announces a supper to be held at the parish hall. Text appears garbled but indicates a church event with community turnout and likely menu details. Further readable clues reference Holy Family and Coatolie church involvement and local timing.
The article explains red blood cells carry nourishment and oxygen to all body parts. It warns that a reduced red cell count lowers vitality and raises susceptibility to diseases, urging maintenance of normal counts for physical well-being.
Mendy was elected president of the McCulloch County Retail Merchants Association after serving as treasurer for two years. The election occurred as part of the association's annual meeting, with civic workers and merchants in attendance.
J R McDonald state agriculture commissioner will address Lonzaier chamber of commerce Saturday afternoon on tackling cotton price pressure and the state legislative response.
A derailment attempt near Waesonville, Galil, disrupted a Southern Pacific line. Railroad officials said signals were tampered with causing the locomotive to derail, with no immediate word on injuries as passengers remained aboard and the train slowed due to rain.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a health remedy advertisement claiming rapid cold relief. The garbled lines mention drinks and pills, with references to a treatment product and promotional tone.
Fragmentary text discusses 4 pillar tubes and claimed accuracy improvements. Mentions a maker or brand names incompletely and references comparison with other tubes. No clear event or person identified.
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