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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1933
Page
8
CHICAGO January 31. Eugene Robert Viola aged five days died of pneumonia after a 72 operation to create a stomach and intestine opening. Doctors said he was born without the usual opening. He had been recovering from the operation when pneumonia developed and caused his death yesterday.
The ad touts Zemo as a 25 year trusted remedy for Rosbee Eezema Ringworm and similar skin troubles. It claims the first application “youthe” relieves itching and that millions praise the product for safe family use. Genuine Zemo is advertised at a dollar, with a guarantee of relief.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine to treat colds early. It claims four actions open bowels kill germs and fever relieve headache and grippy feeling and fortify the system. The note warns against substitutes and touts safety for all ages.
Sufferers of gas indigestion and similar troubles are told the cause is a single disease called Intestinal Slusis. The piece explains slow waste movement, dullness, and discomfort from an inactive lower tract, with Adrevik a claimed remedy promising quick relief within minutes. It promotes mailing for more information and safety claims.
Commissioner David Burnet explains the 1932 revenue act governing who must file income tax returns by March 15 1933. Singles and married couples with specific income thresholds must file and may owe penalties for late or false returns. The article details loss limitations exemptions and items not subject to tax including life insurance proceeds gifts certain bonds and veterans benefits.
Henry Ackermann of 2050 Hays Street was recovering from a severe facial gash after being knocked from his bicycle in a collision with a 1931 Dodge sedan. Police reported the accident and noted the car was for sale in the classified ads at 39 dollars.
MOSCOW ordered ambassadorial appointment to Tokio for journalist Constantine Youreney. The move aims to counter anti-Soviet propaganda in Japanese papers. He reportedly obtained a copy of The Light's Free Rental Directory at a Pig Bly Wingly store.
The Plaza hotel with the central relief committee will admit canned milk as entry to weekly dances on the roof from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each Tuesday. Milk benefits undernourished children while Ralph Webster and his orchestra perform.
Police arrested Yutaka Hattori after he hurled a bottle of poison at three officers as he rushed toward Justice Minister Matsukichi Koyama’s Tokyo home. The plot to assassinate the minister was stopped today.
Gov. Herbert Lehman urged a restricted retail sales tax in his first budget message to the New York Legislature to cover an anticipated deficit of 81.2 million dollars by June 30, 1934, signaling a fiscal plan for the coming fiscal year.
An advisory notes a regimen starting with six units of a liquid for Tete and six more daily until March 4, promising a 10 percent return and suggesting a doctor or druggist will refund money if illness occurs. It encourages sending a testimonial after completion.
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