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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1928
Page
4
A reader describes using Hawburg Breast Lea and Lamburg tea with boiling water to relieve congestion, open pores, and ease a cold. The remedy is claimed to be inexpensive and gentle on the bowels, offering quick comfort through a simple home practice.
Missouri Senator Reed opened his California bid by attacking the prohibition stance and urging a clean administration. He accused President Coolidge of inaction on air reserves and attacked the League of Nations and federal overreach, while endorsing enforcement and a united Republican front. He assailed Hoover and criticized grain pricing during the war, drawing applause from the crowd.
The filing deadline for presidential primary petitions expired at midnight with Gowlen of Illinois for Republican and Eignyth of Newark for Democrat listed on the ballots. A petition urges Koremer Smith as a Democratic presidential candidate in North Dakota, filed March 20, with Harrison Barnett presenting Lowden's personal declaration to the secretary of state's office.
Col. Charles A Lindbergh and four companions departed from a local field this morning bound for Boston where Lindbergh will be the guest of honor at the National Education Association conference. The trip follows a plan to avoid court action as noted in a brief report.
Genoa Italy reports Wayne O Neill plans travel to the Far East amid confusion over his missing son and possible companions. Officials note unclear whereabouts of his father and potential departure details as inquiries continue.
A man named Mattines, 42, was found unconscious at his home on Vernig street after an attack. He underwent brain surgery to remove a fractured skull and remains in critical condition. The attacker is unknown and investigation continues.
A man collapsed on a downtown street in what appears to be West Commerce. Bystanders assisted as emergency crews arrived and transported him to Hale Fort Green Hospital for evaluation. Further details on condition and cause were not immediately available.
Washington March 1 Secretary Hoover holds a firm lead for the Republican presidential nomination, while Democrats attack him. Rep. Cramton of Michigan and Rep. Arkansas Dorton debated Hoover’s stance on prohibition, arguing whether it is an experiment or a mature national judgment. Cramton cited Ohio majorities and Hoover’s remarks in the Senate questionnaire to defend his position.
A Houston mother asks help locating her son said to be called 8 A. Police are investigating and relatives report the man recently arrived in the area. The mother is critically ill in Houston and seeks the son’s whereabouts.
Houston voters pledged two hundred thousand dollars to the Democratic national committee to aid the LVF conventions. The move aims to raise additional funds, with an expected final tally near two hundred eighty thousand, and was announced by Mr. Jones Inloidge as finance chair. The fund had been paid and collection was to finish within three days.
Miss Minnie Signliff, 21, of 22 East Bailid Avenue, suffered the loss of an eye after flying glass from a car crash on Wednesday shattered her sight.
A disjointed 1924-era report describes Thompson's withdrawal from backing Coolidge. It notes Republican supporters organizing, a platform emphasizing American civics, home rule ideas, and Cook County mobilization for a national convention, with tense party tensions.
Vivid testimonial touts California Fig Syrup as ideal for weak appetites, constipation, and colds in children. A San Antonio mother recalls a dramatic improvement after a week of dosing, claiming her daughter gained weight and regained health, praising the tonic’s natural stomach and bowel benefits.
A patient describes a run-down state with loss of appetite and fatigue and credits SSS with rapid improvement after starting the trial. The ad asserts that restoring red blood cells cures weakness, skin troubles, insomnia, and digestive malaise, restoring appetite, sleep, and strength.
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