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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1937
Page
7
Magoffin county officials faced drunken weekend disturbances as inebriates caused trouble, leading to arrests and bedlam. A new jail design is proposed to curb rowdiness with ventilation and shelf-style sleeping arrangements, aiming to keep prisoners from causing trouble during Saturday nights.
London reports a shortage of iron ore amid global prices, dimming prospects for Ferasty and Ferasty era projects. The text notes 40,000,000 tons of ore beneath the surface and a long history of development since 1084, including new mines, rail links, and a once prosperous works.
Cambridge researchers at Harvard report detailed experiments by Dr B Bridgman on inorganic compounds under extreme pressure. The National Academy of Sciences proceedings describe how pressures near a million pounds per square inch cause materials to compress and potentially alter electronic properties.
A government led inquiry discusses malaria prevalence in Gelli. The effort involves doctors and officials assessing the disease’s reach amid funding and regional health measures. The report notes attempts to identify affected areas and the impact on local communities.
New York reports a joy ride ending in tragedy as a man refused unpaid taxi fees of 21 dollars, leading to court action. Magistrate Bryant ordered the driver to Philadelphia, then back to Brooklyn. The debtor could not pay the 24 dollars due and faced further penalties.
A sensational suit over a hush hush contract granting a man free access to a wife’s companionship is dropped. Martin, a salesman, withdraws $16,000 claim against Frank T. Ryan after Ryan allegedly signed a document asserting a decently honorable friendship between Mrs. Mary and Ryan. Also reported are treasury figures with June 3 balances, receipts, and debt totals.
In Wilmington on June 1, Ethel Du Pont prepares for her wedding by following the old rhyme of something old something new something borrowed and something blue. Her immediate family hopes for happiness as the Roosevelt family symbols appear in wedding gifts and bridal customs.
A constitutional amendment referred to 216 presbyteries would permit church executives and active pastors to participate in church government beyond their congregations. Those disqualified would not vote in presbyteries nor be elected as synodical or conference delegates or serve as assembly commissioners.
Wisconsin State College extension notes chopped Swiss chard as an exotic green feed option for chickens during July and August.RB Thompson of Oskia Hema A. Ate presents the prospect, emphasizing seasonal forage during hot months.
A New York City statistician, Gerard Van Covern, director of the department of statistics and economics at the American Putrelewnt Institute, announced that mechanized America will use 22 billion gallons of gasoline this year and find more in the future.
An ad promises relief from bladder irregularities with Bukets green tablets. It claims elimination of poisonous waste and acids, with hopeful notes about fewer nightly awakenings and reduced burning. The seller lists price options and a money back guarantee.
More than 300 bottles including rare materials and pickle and water bottles were found in the old Fort Pulaski moat. The items were allegedly flung there by soldiers before and during the Civil War, prompting quick-action interest.
A quirky note highlights new nail polish colors described as petals and magigold options. It suggests shimmering shades and creamy tones to make hands appear lighter, using playful phrasing to market several color choices.
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