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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1926
Page
2
A special train carried President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge to Gabri and then to White Pine camp. Crowds along the line at Turner Lake and Lake Clear junction greeted the presidential party, who waved from the observation platform. White House officials and aides accompanied the group as Marine guards stood in full dress and photographers captured the moment.
Saffron Skin from Sour Bile describes relief from bilious attacks after using Dodson’s Liver Tone. Testimonial claims the product removes sour bile, boosts energy, curbs calomel use, and is guaranteed by druggists with a money back offer.
At a New England shoes and feather expo a style show in Boslon reveals two inch heels and pointed toe designs for men with round toed women’s footwear remaining plainer. Exhibitors feature lizard skin uppers and high fashion details while experts predict slimmer shoes for women and sharper lines to match narrow trousers.
The President and Mrs. Coolidge travel by train to Gabriels where they view rugged wilderness from the dining car. Ideal weather contrasts with prior heat as the party inspects camp buildings intended as their home for the next weeks and prepares for official summer White House duties.
Denver report summarizes law experts urging arbitration to end coercion in state and national disputes. Discusses proposed uniform laws, congressional action, and stalled progress on standardized procedures. Includes references to trade marks and regulatory bodies shaping future arbitration norms.
Czech leader surveys a crowd of about 50 thousand people at a public event. The president meets supporters and outlines policy priorities amid a large turnout.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim judges confess election fraud. The readable text mentions a political controversy, but essential names, places, dates, or authoritative context are missing. The item presents a brittle summary of alleged wrongdoing without verifiable details.
Fragmentary OCR text references Scopes Trial, author, postwar context, and mentions New York. It is unreadable in places but signals a historical newspaper item about the Scopes case and related figures.
Members of the Citizens' Military Training Camp began their first day of training at Fort Sam Houston on Wednesday with Aly 675 of 1050 quota obtained. Applications will be received until Saturday, an announcer said in a temple room.
Terrin July 7.4 reports a city terrorized by a gang that assaulted several people, chiefly former Ku Klux Klan raiders. Mayor Marshal McCormick announced arrests and promised more. Police, armed with shotguns, were instructed to detain canvassers and use vagrancy charges to confine offenders or set them to work on the streets.
New York July 1 The revised Nickel Plate merger plan offers better terms to stockholders of the five participating roads. A special committee of Pere Marquette directors will conduct further negotiations with Van Sweringen to consider all phases of the modified proposal and report back for final action.
An application by the Rock Island and Choctaw railroads to abandon a line from Tecumseh Junction to Asher Oklahoma was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission and assigned for hearing July 27 in Oklahoma City before the Oklahoma corporation commission.
A cool shower drenched Dallas midweek, cooling the sweltering streets and briefly interrupting the heat wave. The rain lasted about four minutes, after which the sky began clearing and hot conditions were expected to return.
Preston Thomas, 11, son of G. D. Thomas of Poteet, was bruised after a motorist hit him on Camp Street Wednesday. He received treatment at the Robert B. Grecon hospital.
Purge use among elderly discussed by 47 year old resident B Caldwell of Mon-Ticeilo. He opposed routine purgation for old age, calling it cruel to force laxatives salts pills and oils, noting Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin offered gentler bowel regulation and general strength.
A fragmentary antique line highlights a 60 ton bottle and a reference to Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, suggesting a medicinal remedy or patent medicine tone. The wording implies a promotional sales pitch typical of period medical advertisements.
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