Dispel the gloom with hopeful newspaper notes
By B C Forbes the column fights prevailing gloom noting several developments that counter pessimist narratives and share optimistic readings despite widespread dour coverage.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
8
Konjola Claims to End Rheumatism Pains
A San Antonio advertorial touts Konjola as a miracle remedy ending rheumatism and related ailments after other treatments fail. It cites personal testimonials from Albert Enlge of Han Ane lovic and Balge, claiming rapid improvement in appetite, strength, and general health, with assurances of safe use and absence of alcohol or harmful ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konjola Man
Sommers
Houston
Loseys
San Antonio
Atfred Enlge
Helmont Street
Han Anelovic
Mr. Balge
Konjala
Ronjoln Manie
Losuya
Baa
Aptenio
Five Injured in Auto Mishaps on City Streets
Five people sustained injuries in a series of traffic accidents on Fort Sam Houston streets Friday night. Miss Barab Gates of 1204 Van Ces street was struck and received first aid at Case Hospital. Susie Hernandez Ramirez of Colorado street along with Salrose Pounds of Auatia street were treated at Robert HB Green Hospital after a collision at El Mort and Martin streets. A boy named Thoy Cherry of St Marys and Claudia streets was knocked down at St Marys and Claudia Streets and taken to Brackenridge hospital for treatment. Authorities report no serious injuries in the incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barab May Gates
Vances Street
Case Hospital
Fort Sam Houaton
Susie Hernandeanik
Ramirez
Colorado Street
Robert HB. Green
el Mort's
Martin Streets
Auatia Street
Atémo
Seventh Street
Thoy Cherry
St. Mary's
Claudia
Theresay
Brackenridge
Market Tone Mixed as Stocks Show Bright Spots Amid Slump
The newsletter cites several encouraging signals in a wary market. Assurance Society notes life in France up 41.2 percent over the boom year. Anchor Test reports five months of sales near 1920 levels. R.C. Vielor adds 7,000 workers. General Electric stockholders rise, Underwood-Elliott-Fisher sees better June results, and American Tobacco doubles first five months profits aided by newspaper advertising. Visible unemployment falls in New York. American Car and Foundry reports $4.84 earnings and solid railroad orders. Iron Trade Review observes modestly higher steel activity. Electric Band and Share buy into utility stocks amid the market. Na pendulum swings, copyright noted.
Passenger Train Plunges in River Near Sunbury
A Canadian National passenger train plunges into the flooded river four miles west of Capreal during the night. Railway officials fear passengers may have drowned as search crews work to locate survivors. News reached Sunbury this morning.
Veterans Propose Larger Hospital for Gulfport Care
June 27 article notes veterans urge expansion of Gulfport hospital to treat neuropsychiatric and medical needs of World War II veterans. Calls for improved facilities and broader access to veteran health services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kares
Apial
Gulfport
Miss
Governor Returns Woman to Texas
A fragmented report notes a governor returning a woman to Texas amid legal action. Faint references to Conley, Moods, Mrs High Valmer, and charges of forgery appear within a Fort Worth custody context. The piece mentions a federal delegation and Aldereon but lacks clear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CTA Bargains
Dune
Goveror Conley
High Valmer
Fort Worth
Alien claims police desertion and Soviet links
Baltimore dispatch reports Captain Jain Galin, ordered to be listed as an alien, says he deserted the Fleamship Aledé in New York on May 7 and was arrested, claiming he left due to refusal to act for the Soviet secret Police. The item ends with a classified ad solicitation for jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Jain Galin
Aledé
New York
Bite
Stove Burns Fatal to Girls
In Wichita Kansas on June 27 a stove fire and gasoline explosion killed four girls at the Riverdale home of Thomas Ostrander. The victims Laveane Ostrander Georgia Simpson 17 died in Wellington hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Tra
Riverdale
Tara
Thomas Ostrander
Laveane Ostrander
Georgia Simpson
Wellington
Two Police Scalded as Whiskey Still Explodes
In Chicago on June 27 patrolman Walter Femlford was badly burned and Sergeant John Orgel was lightly injured when a hidden whiskey still exploded during a stakeout. Authorities found a large mash still in a vacant lot and believe operators fled before the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Funder
Walter Femlford
Wis
John Orgel
Pacanty
Wcantage
Markeham
Labor Chief Sees Better Conditions Ahead
In Washington on June 27 William Green president of the American Federation of Labor predicted unemployment would improve in late summer and the near future, signaling optimism for workers as the economy adjusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Suturim
William Green
Ped Lon Ot Tabor
Prince of Wales to broadcast across Atlantic event
The Prince of Wales is set to speak in America during the annual banquet of the National Union of Students. AY Broadcasting will make the speech available across the Atlantic and retransmit it to the American coast-to-coast network. The broadcast will start at 7:26 p.m. local time and last about 15 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
vAmerica
Nationay Broadcasting ‘Company
Todas Bissperch
Saray Hotel
London
National Union of Students
Acros
Atlantic
Ward
Ward’a
Packard
Buick
Riverside
Also Mentioned on This Page
B.C. Forbes
Bears
Bierce
Konjola
Xin Nex
Pha Vest
MR. Alfred Salge
Toomar Z. Tarkinson
Assurance Society
Fife
France
Bertram “B. Tate
Anchor Test
Pence Company
R.C. 4.-Vielor Corporation
Union Trust Company of
Cleveland
General Electric
Philip D. Wagoner
Underwood-Flliitt-Fisher
George W. Hill
American Tobacco Company
New Yor City
W. H. Woodin
American Car and Foundry Company
Chat
Sidney Z. Mitchell
Texas
ALIEN
Caviet
George Keene
Military Plaza
Inter Ft
Yolien
Wales
Stearns” Electric
Fyni
TRAIL
Bae
Buset
Montgomery Ward & Co
South St. Mary's St
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