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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
1
A passerby conversation mentions an Engine Centrol and enzyme with humor. The speaker asks if anyone has ever seen an enzyme or electricity or gravity, noting that nobody has. The fragment suggests a playful digression on scientific concepts and their relation to peace.
A dated ad touts Schlitz beer claiming a precise enzyme control process ensures exact flavor drops for easier digestion. It highlights light protection by distinctive brown bottles and ends with a call to serve more similar servings.
Trial of D L Tipton charged with the murder of Sam Nami last May has been postponed to October 1. Judge W W McCrary granted the continuance after defense witnesses Cunningham of Wichita Falls and Thrackmorton of LaSalle County could not be located. Cunningham reportedly would testify about threats by Nami against Tipton. Thrackmorton was said to be in Monterrey Mexico. All witnesses were excused until October 7.
The relief administration vows immediate cuts from relief rolls for anyone on aid who refuses a job. Reports say farmers in Winchester Virginia area face mockery from relieved individuals who decline work. South Dakota also halts relief until harvest requirements are met. a furnished tram house at 124 Orange Street is offered for $25 monthly in a nearby classifieds section.
SUANGNAT July 23 Rear Admiral Teijiro Sugisaka denied that a Japanese gunboat deliberately shelled the American Mission school of Huping college at Yochow Huan province. He called the attack an accident and ordered a full investigation by Hankay's naval office. The claim of deliberate bombardment over anti-Japanese sentiment at a Y M C A conference was called ridiculous.
Walter J Hill, son of the late railroad magnate, was ordered by Superior Judge G K Seavel in Santa Ana California to pay his estranged wife Mildred Richardson Hill ex Follies beauty five hundred dollars per month while suits for divorce and a legal separation proceed. The filing for separation was made June 14 of this year.
The AAA announced that the United States has largely recovered from the 1934 drought. On February 1, 1935, drought coverage fell from 1480 counties in 25 states to 131 counties across five states. With spring rains and good growing conditions, AAA officials predict no widespread feed shortages. Yet 825,000 rural families remain on relief rolls as resettlement continues.
In San Francisco on July 23, Governor Harry W. Nice of Maryland pressed for tax cuts and government economies to aid small industries. He attacked the Democratic national administration as insane and urged a rational return. The 1936 presidential race figures, including Hoover and Patrick J. Hurley, were noted as possibilities during the weekend.
Fire of undetermined origin caused damage to a dress shop owned by Mrs. G. C. Goldstein at 1601 North New Braunfels Avenue. City firemen reported the loss Tuesday with damage estimated at $700 for the dress shop and $25 for an adjacent cafe owned by Frank Gorzales. Mrs. Goldstein sustained facial and hand injuries.
Fragmented forecast details list towns and states with scattered weather terms. Mentions places like Port Arthur Cluny and San Francisco area readings alongside odd garbled entries. Overall impression notes variable conditions and travel advisories amidst unclear dates and timings.
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