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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
12
The Audaciated Press reports a deadly heat event in Texas with temperatures over 100 degrees. Among victims is J. W Pope, 70, a farmer from Kaufman County, overcome by the extreme heat while working in Central and North Texas.
A mangled advertisement touts Dr. Nix and Nixoderm for external skin irritations like ringworm and pimples. It promises rapid healing within 80 minutes and a money back guarantee if the skin does not improve, urging readers to contact Sommers in their area for the treatment.
Dr Anthony and Pr Walter Anthony will address the midweek Travis Park Methodist service on Wednesday at 7 p m Assistants include Boost er Hi Landrum wandshaker Corporal Richard Barnes music director Miss Ivey Peck and soprano soloist Mrs Charles Treater. Thermometers across the state show extreme heat with Vernon registering 115 degrees and Dallas at 104. Overnight Dallas set a new record low high for 7 am readings reaching 80.
Continental European nervousness over the United States New Deal stems from incomplete analysis of the program. The piece argues domestic policy changes, currency dynamics, and robust demand have lifted activity, not just monetary policy, and warns against inflating fears of inflationary Europe. It notes bank activity shifts and cautious credit trends as recovery unfolds.
Chicago officials halted a looming beer price war by valuing the tax on beer selling places and bars. Restaurant operators said a five cent glass with meals offset free lunches, but tax changes curb further price competition.
A young Abilene mother fled a hospital via a fire escape tonight leaving a penciled note requesting her newborn son be adopted into a road hone. The baby was born early Monday morning. Also reported, a shipment of 1077 kilograms of gold valued at 5.5 million dollars arrived in Paris from the New York Federal Reserve to the Bank of France aboard the Aquilina.
Atlantic City July 12 John N Gebrell of Norfolk Va became Imperial potentate of North America Shrinedom succeeding Karly Mills Des Moines Ia as national head of the Arabic order The main contest was for imperial outer guard left vacant by the retirement of Albert H Fiebach Fiebach and pre election favorite for outer guard Walter D Cline Wichita Falls was chosen second Imperial ceremonial master
Washington D C July 12 The department of agriculture said today that livestock producers from Ohio to the Pacific coast are facing one of the most threatening feed situations in many years due to June drought and high temperatures. Pasture conditions were the poorest for any June on record and range feed in western states was the worst for July 1 in 31 years. Cattle and sheep conditions were also rated at their lowest on July 1 in 1 years.
Martinez ginner Hugo Koll ginned four bales of cotton on Friday and called the season’s first in Hexar county. County Farm Agent Fred W. Mally announced the development on Wednesday. Earlier reports had placed the first cotton pinning at Yon on Monday, two days after Keit's pinning.
Monroe Hinton, special agent for the Southern Pacific railroad, captured three Mexicans during a box car theft at a produce house on Wyacksnew East Houston Street Wednesday morning. Detectives A. F. Dresch and S. A. Cantu arrived to assist, holding the suspects.
A chipped OCR entry records a charity benefit and Macdown Baseball Club activities on a Wednesday in July. Names such as Lamb, MacRons, Bloomingeld hall, Clause's Orch, Adi, and RK. C. dlh appear with pricing noted as 28e and 28¢. The piece mentions a recipient, Hrab Iearin, and reference to a drink served, with references to Old Irak and Adin in jumbled form.
The government moves to prosecute two women and one man in connection with the Union Station killings of four officers and federal prisoner Frank Nash on June 12. Suspects include Mr and Mrs Farmer of Joplin Missouri and Mrs Frank Nash, widow of Nash, brought from Wenona NL. They face obstructing justice charges tied to the attempted Nash delivery after his Hot Springs arrest.
In Tulga Oklahoma on July 1 a surge in crude and refined oil prices lifted regional sentiment. Financial experts expect crude to reach about 1.25 dollars a barrel with government support, hinting at renewed prosperity for borrowers and lenders as crude values climb and refined products gain.
A health ad claims chronic scalp constipation causes dandruff itching and hair loss. It warns the scalp tube through which hair grows can clog from dried skin and secretions, urging daily one minute massages with Krank's Hair Root Oil to cleanse, soften, and lubricate the scalp and hair.
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