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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
3
The article discusses a proposed four year high school program as entrance qualification for pharmacists, detailing statewide educational shifts and the role of professional associations. It references training, examinations, and the evolving requirements for pharmacy graduates amid evolving standards.
Masons to meet in San Angelo for a four district gathering with Delegates from Midland and surrounding towns. W T Coren, worthy master, will preside as the masons plan the service and activities of the Mason Service Association. Attendees include Mr. Van Menard and Mr. Hillibly among others.
The page contains scattered phrases about lemon use for bleaching freckles and skin whitening. It mentions Orchard, Bert, Massuse, and Hewett with unclear context. Readable parts reference effects of lightening and skin tone, but details are garbled and incomplete.
An obscure report notes Mexican authorities facing a tax protest from oil producers over new tax measures. The document mentions officials like Manuel Pinlves and a stated aim to control production and export, with references to a government response and ongoing demonstrations.
In a chancery action the plaintiff asserts control over assets held by the Wavilably Drove Company of New York as trustees. The case discusses bond values, freight rates, and dividend allocations, with proposed reductions affecting multiple commodities and a plan to apply proceeds to satisfy various claims.
Brig Gen of the Second Division will lead the Fourth of July parade with civil war and Spanish American veterans. The morning march starts at 10 oclock, followed by a veterans’ program and a parade salute by the Twelfth Field Artillery. Ralph Durkee will read the Declaration of Independence, with a later ceremony at Koebler Park.
A damaged OCR text describes a community notice involving a chemical plant sale, local names, and a memorial event. It mentions Kingsport and Nosetown Cemetery with references to August and a boat, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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