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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
12
A fragmented listing outlines KTSA and related stations airing popular music, lectures, and dance sets tonight and Friday morning. Programs include Mildred Alight lectures, Winnie Wilton health talk, WBWO dance music, and NBC shows from WOAI and KTAP with various musical varieties and weather updates.
Dr Charles Lindbergh will deliver a three part radio address in August. From Columbia Broadcasting Studios the broadcast will reach Britain and Europe by short wave. At 6 p m he speaks to a nationwide U S network and 10 p m over a National chain using WEAF WGY and short wave transmitters.
A fragmented 19th century medical note references asthma and hay fever illnesses, several remedies, and doctors or brands such as Mullis Co. and Bommers-Wagacre. The text mentions bronchial troubles, coughs, and culls, with unclear dates and places.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Uras's Dintreent as a powerful antiseptic for boils ulcers carbuncles and inflammations. Claims 116 years of use and mentions President Andrew Jackson as a user in a distorted historical claim. References W F Gers et al of Tennessee.
A radio schedule announces Hilda Stone in a Thursday 7 30 PM NBC broadcast with dance music and the Sex Box of Melody. It includes a Newsacting dramatization of Conan Doyle and Walter MacDonald findings plus a revival of Moby Dick with John Moncrieft and Herman Seville.
Mineral Wells mayor Chetan Brown plans a first trip over a new airline route between Valish and Mineral Wells. The line runs two daily trips, sponsored by J. Rue of Albens and M. M. Kay of Dallas, with a ferry from E Iver sing in Tight Clacci.
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