Contest Seeks Nominations For The Light Automobiles
The San Antonio Light invites readers to nominate entrants in The Light's Great Automobile Voting Contest. Hundreds of names already listed with thousands more expected as subscriptions buy votes. Prizes include automobiles diamonds and cash. rules require nominations via a printed coupon and 1000 votes per entry.
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San Antonio Light
The
Light
United States
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San Antonio
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Iis
San Antonio, Light
Bad Salts For Sluggish Kidneys Warned By Author
A dated health ad warns that heavy meat and beer strain kidneys causing aches headaches and digestive upset. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape lemon lithia mixture, as a daily morning remedy to cleanse sluggish kidneys and reduce acid irritation, claiming long use and safety for regular use.
Priests Aboard Vera Cruz Amid Mexican Civil Unrest
The report details the detention of thirteen priests from Mexico City amid Obregon and Carranza tensions. Clerical demands for cash flow, militia clashes, and church closures in Mexico City spark protests. Banks and merchants face levies as the conflict broadens through Vera Cruz and coastal ports.
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Mexico City
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Tampico
Yucatan
Too Much Home Talent In Schools Sparks Concerns
Washington March 1 A claim says local schools risk overreliance on home trained teachers due to graduates from nearby training shops. The Federal Bureau of Education warns against self serving hiring that stifles outside talent and weakens overall education quality.
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Electrification project links to New York farm dam plans
A garbled excerpt discusses a proposed large scale funding scheme and a commission to oversee burdock goals, followed by a note about an 17,000 acre Northern New York stock and dating farm being fully electrified for Highland power by damming a nearby stream.
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Burdock
New York
Etream
Surgeons craft new mouth for Wisconsin justice in unique operation
Justice W. II Timlin of the Wisconsin Supreme Court, 62, is reported recovering after a historic surgery that removed a cancerous facial growth and fashioned a new mouth from skin grafts. He observed the procedure as surgeons limited anesthesia due to safety concerns amid facial reconstruction.
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Chicago
W. II, Tintin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Timlin
Quepalinnl
Federal Drug Act Now Enforced Across Districts
The act of Congress bars selling or giving narcotic drugs without a prescription or physician instruction. Enforcement through internal revenue and related offices targets violators with penalties.
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Wasitington
Act of Congress
Fragmentary note on Latin aid against habits
A garbled OCR fragment suggests a claim that Latin assistance will be beneficial and others predict it will work well in shaping or dreg habits. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context, participants, or actions.
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