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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1937
Page
2
Ad copy notes Piette products and sizes 14 to 24 with a light want, suggesting home goods or ads. The text reads as an unclear plea for Piette offerings, framed like a late-era classified ad snippet.
A brief notice explains using an Adent want ad and a KTBA announced item to accelerate recovery. It mentions dialing F 231 for qderiter and suggests a practical step in the process. The fragment emphasizes a procedural path and a contact method.
By Jimmy Hatlo a brief classified note invites readers to see Classification 42 Light want ads for an easy way to own a business, stating todays best opportunities and suggesting immediate action.
An old ad promises quick help for kidney and bladder issues with Melningern advanced treatment. It claims 48 hours to renewed vitality and a week to notable improvement, offering a money back guarantee if the empty package is returned.
The column by H R Knickerbocker surveys Britain's massive rearmament effort under Neville Chamberlain. It traces the shift from postwar weakness to a build up aimed at countering Germany, Italy, and Japan, with Germany named as the primary potential foe. It cites projected armament costs, manning levels, and naval and air power growth, outlining Britain's resolve to match continental military strength.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic at the first chills or fever. It promotes quick relief from malaria symptoms and claims the tonic is pleasant to take and economical, noting quinine content and a faster curing claim.
Paris July 7 The cafe workers union on the Champs Elysees ordered waiters back to work after a half strike and lockout that left principal cafes idle for several hours. They were told to return as talks continue on a demand for a 40 hour work week.
Washington reports Labor Department statistics show April 1946 had a 25 percent drop in strikes from March, which had the most strikes in 20 years. Despite the decline, April’s industrial strife remained unusually high with a 180 percent increase compared to April 1945.
The National Aeronautics Association outlined a plan to spark American youth interest in aviation. The proposal envisions a continuous, progressive program spanning all activities from grade to college, expanding aeronautical courses and programs.
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