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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1929
Page
6
Honour July 24 as a melted sun sets in the west the pope will be carried in a ceremonial procession. For the first time since September 20 1870 the velsatary bopiage of the oe will be moved outside the bounds. St Peter's cathedral will witness the pope blessing from the sedia gestatoria with a raised right hand.
An old drug advertisement touts Persenico as a tonic to combat aging and loss of pep. It claims improved physical condition with a blend of substances, promises discreet delivery, and urges readers to consult a druggist or have the product mailed prepaid from a local store.
An old styled advertisement touts Zemo as a cure for itching on skin. It promises rapid relief from itch, windburn, pimples, and rashes and claims most symptoms vanish within moments of contact. The copy advises keeping the antiseptic product on hand for family use and septic concerns.
SIMULTANED: Mrs. Mary Krueger and Mrs. Katherine Laughlin, sisters, share a remarkable coincidence as they both became mothers on the same day, marking a notable double addition to their families.
The article describes a monumental papal ceremony at St Peter's, with 120,000 expected attendees. It details the procession from the Vatican doors by Swiss guards, papal footmen, and the College of Cardinals, followed by the pope in ornate regalia, amid bells, trumpets, and guards.
Vatican release states Pope Pius XII will vacation among Benedictine monks at Monte Cassino between Rome and Naples. The visitation aims to show humility and support for monastic communities during summer break.
A lengthy docket lists rulings and motions across multiple cases from the Fourth Court of Civil Appeals and related courts. It covers affirmations of rehearings, motions to quash, guardianship orders, and transfers, plus a long slate of traffic fines, drunkenness, vagrancy, and other municipal offenses across named defendants and local citizens.
An excerpted letter from Will Rogers discusses farm relief, criticizing Washington and relief societies for exploiting farmers, mentions China and Russia at war with a wish for quiet news, and notes Bromley obtaining permission to land in Japan with a digressive aviation anecdote.
Arthur L. Leonard of Beaumont, grand chancellor of Texas Knights of Pythias, will confer the grand lodge degree on 10 past chancellors at Elus lodge Wednesday night in the Md Bellows all Meskinie event.
Joseph V. Connelley, 31-year-old assistant United States attorney, died from appendicitis in Washington. He was born in Fall River, Massachusetts, where his mother and brother reside, and his father, Father Connells, remains in Fall River.
Estelle H Tate a Degro woman died from a bullet wound to the abdomen after a shooting at 425 Vine Street Wednesday morning. Her husband J K Tate was arrested by City Detective A J Hice and held on charges after alleging the shooting followed nagging and an argument during which she spat in his face.
Senator Brookhart conferred with Fred W. Strang regarding political corruption in Texas. Strang delivered over 600 pages of affidavits records and letters on state stationery related to University lends, oil and royalty leases and other state and federal dealings.
Hotel men led by T G Warrington convention secretary of the chamber of commerce travel to Del Rio in July 84 for the 1940 Steer and Goat Raisers convention meeting in San Antonio. More than 500 sheep and goat men attend the convention annually.
A corporation court bailiff, Fred Schte enberg, attempted to serve a warrant at the entrance of South Alita and Market. During the incident he dropped his fountain pen as the suspect bolted, but service was completed on the man amid a brief confrontation on a Wednesday in 2015.
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