Russell Brings Report on Haiti
New York June 2. Dr. Gen. John J. Russell arrived from Haiti aboard the Avcon and went to Washington to present the annual report to President Hoover.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1930
Page
6
New York June 2. Dr. Gen. John J. Russell arrived from Haiti aboard the Avcon and went to Washington to present the annual report to President Hoover.
Advertises Tanlac as a remedy to rid nerves and sleeplessness with a tablespoon before meals and at bedtime for two weeks. Promises money back if not helped, urging readers to start today to gain vitality and reduce strain.
The War Department announced plans for 25 million dollars in housing facilities at posts nationwide with an additional 810 million to follow once Congress appropriates funds. Projects cover villages, sewage, water, roads, hospitals, hangars and more. Major sites include Langley Field Virginia and Fort Wadsworth New York among others in a broad construction program.
A symposium of 25 American college presidents convinces the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union that student work is rising and student opinion against intoxication is growing. The item notes sales in city sections under Classified 104 Light, with modest prices.
Hollywood gossip and industry notes recount Marian Nixon resuming work at Warner Brothers after a robbery incident. The piece mentions her role in L'ro Romance and previews other projects, with references to colleagues, premieres, and the Los Angeles film scene.
A jumble of marriage intentions and vital records lists numerous names such as Xusbla Gonmates Elena Vader Elwin Glory Verna Lee Jack Collins Fina Cameron Rett Moueller Nell ihanes and more. The fragmentary text includes intents to marry and notes about medical infirmaries and births with scattered dates and addresses across several streets and cities.
Report from Surteck notes two additional infant deaths linked to the serum vaccine, bringing total fatalities from the antitoxin administration to 28. Officials confirm German physicians oversaw the inoculations amid wartime medical efforts.
A black bear killed a feeder at John G. Thompson Park in Watertown after an encounter with a bear and cubs. Park officials were investigating the incident and ensuring public safety.
War picture Journey's End screens at the Texas theater for the balance of the week. R C Sherriffs famous drama is brought to the screen under James Whale's direction. The cast includes Colin Clive and other noted stars as they portray front line life and human stories amid war.
In a vintage ad style copy Allen's Foot-Ease claims to relieve pain from aching feet and friction. It promises to restore ease for walking, dancing, tennis, and golf, and offers free samples via mail order with address details in New York.
The French premier Andre Tardieu addresses Mussolini speeches as France asserts its destiny. He emphasizes France will safeguard peace and act boldly without fear or boast, pleasing many newspapers though some critics find parts discreet yet resolute.
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth tooth powder for comfortable dental wear. It claims no gummy taste or pasty aftertaste and suggests sprinkling on plates for easy use. Available at drug stores.
Antiseptic Zemo relieves itching from mosquitos and rashes and soothes skin irritations. Outdoor workers say it eases sunburn and cuts. The product promises quick relief and is marketed as suitable for general skin discomfort.
In Warsaw on June 2, women workers from three co operative factories reported injuries after shelves were found empty. The protest followed a shortage of bread supplies triggering confrontations with authorities.
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