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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1927
Page
7
Ambiguous text describes Brooks and students in a faculty training context with uncertain claims. It mentions 33 of 223 candidates, potential graduations, and unresolved references. Names and specifics are unclear, but hints at a formal ceremony or academic milestone under debate.
A distressed World War veteran, discharged recently from a government hospital, ended his life after placing strips of beard on the floor to seal his slot. He clutched a note reading he was sick and tired of the world, had no job or friends, and wished goodbye. The report notes he felt discouraged and alone.
An old time health ad warns heat drains kidneys liver and bowels and warns against calomel. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe nightly remedy that cleans you out without upset and lets you wake up ready for work. It claims quick relief and urges readers to keep a bottle at home for nightly use.
An advertisement touts Moane's Pee full strength as a remedy for varicose veins. It promises reduced swelling when applied daily, claims veins will shrink, and offers a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to act for themselves, relatives, or friends suffering from varicose veins.
Washington July 3. Fyr cleaning and enforcement agents unfitted for their duea tion bureau will be partially reorgan ized through a reduction in the number of agents. Commissioner Doran announced today, and the probable grafting of to the men fel to be retained. Jenoimin Throughout the country have been instructed by Com mer Doran to immediately di patch roports on their personnel's including, bork deport and enforcement agents.
In Memphis a street performance drew attention as a car repairer labeled as a grocer gifted with “divine” breath and power. William Watson, a Black man, claimed he could breathe fire and perform feats for the vice president and onlookers. The episode occurred at the Ilkmoig Central Tailroad office, where Watson sought a handkerchief and demonstrated his breathwork multiple times, the trick remaining unexplained.
Miss Janice Brown will perform with the Radio and Music clubs from New York at 6 Ananis time on Thursday. Brown attends York School of Music under Ralph Steph Bee. The appearance will be held privately at her location with further details to follow.
A fragmented notice indicates the city may extend a street by acquiring a lot for public use. The plan involves reallocating land to widen access, with potential impacts on nearby properties and local traffic. Further details on parcels, timelines, and approvals are forthcoming.
A clipped report quotes Jardine forecasting farm prosperity amid rising agricultural conditions in the west. It notes promises of better tenancy and culture shifts, suggesting an era of improved farming economics and productivity for local farmers.
Crystal Springs, Mississippi, fire officials report a blaze that caused estimated damages of $75,000 at a local business. The incident was contained after efforts by Crystal Springs firefighters, with investigations to determine cause ongoing.
OBSINING July 98 4 Beury Suda Gras on counsel advice will not testify against Ruth Snyder in her bid to save 100000 in insurance for her daughter Lorraine. Prudential Insurance challenges payment of the insurance on Mrs Snyder's husband death.
Unclear report from SVILLE details a serious crash that left a city official severely injured with little hope for recovery. Medical staff at the attending facility described critical condition and grim prognosis as of the latest bulletin.
An ad touts Starsil as a quick solution for corns claiming pain relief in minutes. It emphasizes gentle application, skin healing, and root removal without irritation. The copy urges readers to obtain Shar from Sommers Wagrens and follow simple directions for a free trial.
New York July 26. The renowned financier known as father of the trusts, a 40 year junior bride Miss Charles of Washington will wed this afternoon at First Presbyterian Church. The groom, famed for organizing 22 major industries including United Wales Rubber and American Woolen, plans a long trip abroad afterward. Bride Miss Reaves is daughter of Edward I Reeves, longtime telegraph operator at the House of Representatives.
Police investigate a narcotics ring as two youths were arrested and detectives questioned minors. Officers seized suspected morphine and questioned suspects about the distribution network. The probe follows reports of youthful drug use and “thrill” seeking behavior involving a third party.
An inquest heard that Armstrong, wife of Ter W. Armstrong, died in a gas-filled room in what police called likely accidental. The report notes claims of suicide were considered but not supported by evidence.
The article notes the death and planned last rites for Rodelph Valentine a writer linked to June Mathis and Laura Mathis in Hollywood. It mentions his body to be moved from its tomb to rest near June Mathis’s sister and Virginia Mathis amid family ties and a crypt in New York.
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