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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1931
Page
7
An advertisement touts De. Dennis’ skin remedy for eczema scales eruptions and itching. It claims quick soothing healing and drying effects with a money back guarantee if first use does not relieve intense itching. Available at drug stores with prices listed.
Chicago observer reports A Mr A A of Chicago claiming the title of the world’s shortest name after rivals like An Mr Ur and others entered contests. The tale notes that the name A A appears first alphabetically in Chicago telephone directories and mentions various playful contenders and local context.
Mexico City July 22 The chamber of deputies approved a clause in the proposed national labor law requiring that describes of the employees of business and industrial areas must be of Mexican birth.
Goe hundred bird dog owners and enthusiasts are expected to gather at the chamber of commerce assembly on Wednesday July 20 to organize the San Antonio Bird Dog Association. The group aims to improve landowner and sportsman cooperation, promote breeding of top shooting dogs, conserve game birds, exterminate vermin harmful to game birds, and plan a training ground, annual field trials and bench show. A dog department will serve members and discussions will include an advisory veterinarian and trainer.
AUSTIN July 22 G S M N Marrs state superintendent said high school students over 18 must pay tuition next year unless a legislature amendatory law passes The board of education asked Governor Rosy Sterling to exhibit the bill Approximately 23000 such students were enrolled last year and the governor would not act until oil conservation progress is made
Mexico City reports General Calles to assume leadership of the Bank of Mexico within days to stabilize the depreciated peso. Nacional newspaper confirms the move as official and notes rumors of Calles becoming a financial czar to halt the peso decline.
YORK HARBOR Medais 2 A The yawl Noshly sailed yesterday with William H Bacon Jr of West Newton Mass and Harold Matthews on a proposed trip to England. Bad seas forced abandon of the voyage as the craft shipped so much water it could take days to dry.
Edith Gross of Denton Texas was named Miss Summer Session at USC annual mid summer frolic after a committee of 19 judges selected her for personality beauty and grace among 21 contestants including 20 co-eds.
Police say 30 year old Kenneth Todger confessed to fatally shooting 25 year old Darrel Durham at the home of Durham's wife Corinne Gora Darbata. Todger claimed Durham came to the Gore home angrily accusing him of involvement in recent trouble.
In Austin Texas Governor Sterling condemns a cross state scheme to open a bridge by using women from Oklahoma and Texas to meet at a Dundee site. He calls the plan tampering and an implied reflection on integrity and warns against being led astray by such proposals.
Exiled former Soviet leader Leon Trotsky attacks the Stalin regime in a newly prepared thesis for distribution in America. He brands the regime a dictatorship of the proletariat and accuses it of betraying the Communist party by erasing its aims and integrity.
Rev. Thomas a Gorman, born in Pasadena, California, was to be consecrated Bishop of Reno Nevada. A pontifical high mass at St. Vibjana Cathedral would mark the ceremony.
Nickel prices for a sandwich are returning to prewar levels in Chicago as several restaurants reveal new menus. Some diners now offer jam cheese or rag sandwiches for a nickel for the first time since the war.
A vintage advertisement touts Tetterine as a cure for skin eruptions including itch, ringworm and eczema. It claims to kill parasites causing irritation with a cooling soothing effect and guarantees purchase through retailers or by mail from Muptpine Co. in Rayannuh, Ga.
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