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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1947
Page
3
Chiropractor Dr. John A. Golly of the Texas theater building explains that heart pain may arise from spinal nerve interference rather than heart disease. He cites the vagus and vertebral nerves, notes displaced vertebrae can irritate them, and promotes X-ray guided chiropractic adjustments to relieve the nerve pressure and heart pain.
The sick and injured can be transferred in complete comfort in Roy Akers new 1947 Cadillac ambulance shown in the photo. It is equipped with the most modern features for patient care and safety.
Conrad H. Wells of Mineral Wells Wood county sought instruction from State Trapper Doy Rollyson on fox hunting. After a four hour session Wells reportedly bagged 58 foxes in 47 days, illustrating tips on fox procurement.
Akers Ambulance operator and funeral director Toy Akers donates entire proceeds from his service during the first three days of each month to the Bexar County Polio Chapter Committee led by Dan Quill. Roy Akers runs a 24 hour service with a 14 year local record and Akers Funeral Home was established in June 1933 with Roy Akers as president and Matt Kilcoyne as general manager.
A vintage instruction echoes to place messages in a tight classified column. It suggests using a dialing contact for buyers sellers employers and renters to reach out with requests or offers. The snippet emphasizes concise placement and direct communication avenues in a classic newspaper style.
Auto mechanic Carl Hohmann in San Antonio urges regular checkups and timely repairs to extend car life and preserve trade-in value. He stresses that upkeep benefits thrift and notes his shop offers free estimates with no obligation. Call Pershing 5631 for inspections.
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