Relief for Dyspepsia With Vane’s Diapepsin
The ad claims quick stomach relief from sour stomach gas and belching. It promotes Vane’s Diapepsin as a remedy available in a 60 cent box at local drug stores.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1927
Page
2
The ad claims quick stomach relief from sour stomach gas and belching. It promotes Vane’s Diapepsin as a remedy available in a 60 cent box at local drug stores.
The text claims Mustang Liniment can relieve rheumatic pain without dosing or strong drugs. It promises relief for long suffering, claiming no smarting, reduced stiffness, and improved flexibility, urging readers to start using Mustang Liniment today.
A roundup of local social visits and military updates includes Mrs. Melville May of Dallas hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. Sacks, several officers and cadets assigned to new posts, and residents traveling to New York, Dallas, and Hugo Oklahoma. The piece notes school assemblies, sports chatter, and various civic and business happenings around Brackenridge, Main Avenue High, and the Chamber of Commerce.
Maj. Gen. Milton J. Yoreman calling for military economy decries penury in defense spending. He argues a capable commander like Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall should determine force size without budgetary constraints. He urges careers for officers and condemns the current shuffling of personnel as wasteful.
Broadcast listings show a schedule of organ concerts and musical segments across stations including WCX WALAG WWI and WCCO WR WE EMA and WOT WDAF WI. Listeners can expect a variety of performances and commentaries through the evening.
Fragmentary text suggests a person named John D and a setting near Ormost Beach. Riddle inquiry appears, but details are garbled and unclear. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable.
The widow of President Roosevelt arrived aboard the Voltaire in Buenos Aires and intends to stay in Argentina for the time being. She plans to visit Iguazu Falls during her South American tour.
Clarence Brows, a Staten Island tuberculosis patient, remains in a city hospital without pay as a living advertisement of the cure. The description notes Brows is brown skinned, stout, and smiling as he inspires new patients.
Musterole is promoted as a grandmothers remedy for colds offering warmth as it penetrates pores and cools for quick relief. It claims to ease bronchitis sore throat stiff neck rheumatism lumbago croup asthma neuralgia congestion and muscle pains with a lighter burn than mustard plaster.
William N Coffey admitted to planning and killing Mrs Hattie Hales to hide a bigamous marriage, using a baseball bat and hammer in Bratton woods camp. He said he stole $0000 in securities from her and acted to keep his family in Madison unaware. He described the murder as deliberate with no quarrel.
Authorities investigate the apparent murder of Ray Flynn whose body was found along a roadside near Locchester by Lawrence Ketchimark a Rochestar high school basketball player. A bullet pierced the heart and indicates the victim had been dealing several bouts.
Universal Service reports a “war of princesses” between Empress Hermine and the ex-kaiser’s daughters-in-law as Hermine aims to move to Berlin Palace. The dispute touches monarchist plans, property disputes, and influence with opposition media citing support from certain nationalist leaders.
Winter tourists have caused unusually high demand for dominoes, with department managers reporting shelves empty. A tour of five and ten cent stores found no boxes, and most shops offered only checkers and Pollyanna games.
Max Zimmerman, 62, of 1209 South Alesquire Street, remained in a coma at Baylor Hospital Monday after being struck by a car Saturday. He suffers a skull fracture and was described as unconscious by attendants.
The National Wood Chemical Association campaigns to stop using the term wood alcohol and replace it with the scientific name methanol, arguing the common name promotes misuse and should be discarded.
Martin Dale and Ray ONeill were wounded in a botched hold up in Detroit. Dale whispered that Tommy OConnor had the town down and warned that they could not miss. He named Lommy OConnor as the kingpin linked to the Chicago jail escape. Dale died after asking to notify his mother in Wilmington California. Merchant ships flying the American flag rose in foreign trade on January 1.
An advertisement claims constipation causes colds and flu and promotes Klok-Lax as a simple overnight bowel cleanse. It promises quick relief with no griping or greasy aftertaste and guarantees satisfaction through the pharmacist.
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