Sub Nautilus Makes Boo Headway At Sea
By Sir Hubert Wilkins, aboard Sub Maverind Nautilus, at sea on June 8, the vessel settled after three days of rolling and pitching with smooth seas and both engines running.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
3
By Sir Hubert Wilkins, aboard Sub Maverind Nautilus, at sea on June 8, the vessel settled after three days of rolling and pitching with smooth seas and both engines running.
Advertising copy touts Dr Dennis’ pure antiseptic DD as a quick skin remedy for eczema scales eruptions and itching. Claims include cooling soothing action relief from inflammation and nearly immediate drying with initial 5c price or 1.25 for larger amounts. Also mentions zool ine vanbuen and distribution through various druggists.
Reports from the National Froresian Institute describe experiments on dogs showing cerebellum impairment does not prevent survival. Dr Clemente Reides notes dogs lived after procedures, with crews aboard a ship detailing rough seas and ongoing efforts amid air scarcity and high endurance. The message includes navigational updates, miles traveled, and a position near Boston era.
A jagged narrative fragment depicts a couple and their circle amid domestic strain and pursuit of happiness. It mentions Mrs Metlorimick, Abe, Gay and McCormick, with scenes of dinner, past romances, and a search for joy as shadows fall. The text hints at social ties, jealousy, and a longing for shared happiness.
A fire at M Sartor’s 1218 Carsenm Street damaged the porch and yard area with gasoline traces found by police. Firefighters also battled a blaze at Ross Burney’s Palo Blanco address and a garage fire at 144 North San Mares Street. Investigators note gasoline involvement and possible arson, while witnesses described panic as flames spread. Affected residents sought safety as investigators pursue leads.
CHICAGO June Teach almyll hown horn and he Won't blow w safe The National Association of Music Masters is on the verge of setting this as a slogan in Heaton Columbus presi dent of the organization said We discovered less than per cent of the asyl fig penal institutions are able to play any instrument In contrast 04 per cent of honor students in high schools and colleges last year played at least one
New London reports Elliott Batheway, son of a Massachusetts state representative, pled not guilty today to the murder of Veroa Toscell, a 20 year old nurse found dead in Bretton Inn. Judge pressed for plea while Hathaway, a blonde in a blue suit, appeared before the court as the trial opened.
A fragmented report notes a promised league body seat involving Chita and Bernice with tensions rising over a September election. The item mentions leadership, Chinese candidacy, and unsettled feelings following last September's assembly decisions.
General Pershing praised American Negro soldiers in a speech to the army, citing their gallantry and training. He referenced his own service in the Spanish American War with the Rough Riders as proof of their abilities and equality in battle.
A Black man faces trial in a fatal hammer attack on a woman after a court Monday session. Six jurors were selected from a pool of eighty, with additional state officials ordered to attend to complete the jury.
Chicago announces the purchase of Foreman State National Bank and affiliates by First National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. The deal makes First National the fifth largest bank in the United States, with resources and subsidiaries merging under one major financial entity.
An unnamed medical figure travels to Mexico City for a reportedly pleasure-focused visit. The trip is described as a restart related to broadcasting publicity on glint transplantations and involves various unnamed entities and locations.
In New Orleans on a grim bus holdup the youth victim, identified as a young man, disclosed his name and described the incident. He recalled a struggle before the assailant fled with valuables, while authorities began investigations and reinforced patrols in the area.
In a quiet Nuphenville area, banker and insurer man Jack Moses was found shot to death yesterday near his property. Police say investigation is underway with no clear motive or suspects at this time.
A letter from Bishop C. Arnie of the Catholic Diocese orders church ushers to refuse entry to any woman or girl wearing knickers, sailor suits, dresses, or pajamas. Pastors must remove offenders from duty and enforce reverence during services. Galveston pastors are told to inform parishioners of a 40 day visit rule to Galveston churches.
In a murky report, Deputy Sheriff Guess Bhol and Pat O Day of Astelline Texas faced a slashing inquiry after a death tied to the Rubio family. County Attorney Mark Schilling ordered no action against officers while Connie a former Mexico resident denied involvement.
President mourns after a fatal incident affecting relatives and friends. He discussed travel plans to Mexico and New York with Emilia Cartes Rabie and Manuel Gomez, while noting nervousness over the fate of cousins Guillerian and Fernando. Messages with officials described a violent event that left several dead as authorities investigate.
In LAREDO authorities report two men, Bee Vanrman and Fred J. Hobinson, detained after attempts to cross the Rio Grande. They face charges related to motor vehicle theft and possible fraud. Sheriff in Granze County, California, seeks details on their custody and future proceedings.
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Lamont announce the engagement of their daughter Eleanor to Henry Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Harances Cunningham of Milton Massachusetts. The couple to wed in a future date as announced by the Lamonts in their notice.
Drama School announces commencement exercises at the St Anthony hotel ballroom. Carlton Adams architect to present principal address. Mary Boland to sing. Margaret LeVerre to receive honor awards. Other program numbers feature Marine Perkins Mildred Jenkins and Viola Volth under direction of violinist McGloin. Public notice and classified ads follow.
Captain Harry Reeves, a quartermaster, died Saturday at the station hospital and will be buried at Fort Sit, Oklahoma. Major Albright and Dr. Allen will accompany the body to the burial site.
Mrs Mariembodut a bookkeeper at the Elks club will depart Tuesday to attend the International Greeters convention at Vancouver Canada as a delegate of the Woman's auxiliary chapter No 97.
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