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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
5
Los Angeles March 11 defense to prove Jackson Barnett, called the world’s wealthy jest Indian, was mentally competent when he married Anna Taura Lowe Barnett and gave her 550 dollars. Government seeks return of funds, alleging kidnapping and mockery of the ward of the government.
An odd fragment describes a product called Klutch holding false teeth tightly. The text mentions a man Kuuteh and a comfort case, along with stray phrases about rock, drop, chafe, and a person speaking like with their own teeth. A drug store box price 60 cents is noted in a garbled line.
A jumble of radio station call letters and program notes outlines daytime and evening slots. Mentions KVBA 1200 Kiboerden and WINC with various shows, orchestras, and personalities, plus multiple channels and time blocks but few coherent details.
The San Antonio Light relays Columbia Corrections on a Hitler broadcast date error and notes Wednesday programs on KTLA WOAI and WOAL. It mentions Columbia suspending W2XAB television and a Brazilian sponsored radio series rumor. Also lists various musical programs and a 1932 Chevrolet for sale in classifieds.
A historic ad claims a lump in the stomach after meals signals sour digestion. It prescribes Pape's Diapepsin to speed digestion, ease gas and distress, and allow eating freely again. One or two tablets reset digestion, with ongoing use until digestion runs smoothly.
A fragmentary query set asks for the address and offerings of a company in the San Antonio Music area with clarification identifiers. It references a Liverpool style classification and several misread items with no clear readable names or prices.
An advertorial style claim touts Hill's Cascata Quining as a scientific formula to instantly end a cold. It urges readers to take tablets now, drink fluids, rest, and follow directions for rapid relief, promising a return to feeling like a new person.
Galveston wrapped up Mardi Gras with Tudvig Mosse, a local broker, crowned King Privolous XVI and Miss Katherine Elizabeth Holt named queen. The gala featured a mythical Rohit Hood representation and included numerous Texas city delegates at the coronation.
Berlin reports the minister of the interior barred newsreels showing an alleged Roosevelt attack. The move follows a reprise of Germany’s tense policies. officials cited public order concerns and propaganda risks as reasons for prohibiting the exhibit of the newsreel featuring President Roosevelt.
Houston reports price cuts for Panhandle crude by Humble Oil, with Gray and Hutchinson counties seeing reductions to 20 to 40 cents depending on gravity. Also notes a special train for Roosevelt-Garner inauguration trip, departing from Houston to Washington with multiple stops, and a Pecos Texas post office site sale at 14,900 dollars.
Gee Classifieds ad offers for sale various bushes with a price listed as one dollar sixty five cents per dozen. The brief item presents a local classifieds listing in a tight advert format.
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