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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1928
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Shor-Ol as a quick corn and callus remover. It promises painless removal in about two to three minutes, claiming safety and rapid results with broad consumer use and availability at druggists and stores.
A vintage ad touts Red Pepper Rub as the quickest relief for rheumatic pain and sore joints. It promises rapid tingling, deep warmth, and near-immediate easing, urging readers to buy genuine jars from druggists with the brand name clearly labeled.
An advertisement targets women describing chronic pain, nervous restlessness, and fatigue with claims of a home method to relieve similar symptoms. It invites adults to write to Mrs Ellen Lavell at 125 Mars, Kansas City Missouri, promising free guidance without charge and asserting wide success with a private method.
The House debates a constitutional amendment to abolish the lame duck and biannual sessions, moving presidential succession and election timing. White Republican Kansas leads the proposal, needing two thirds in the Senate and state ratifications, with new meeting dates to allow post election campaigning.
European steel industry leader Herr Migrinch, president of the Luxembourg Steel Canine, was killed in a car crash. The incident occurred as officials discussed forming a European steel trade group at a meeting in London. Police described the crash as fatal with witness reports of severe injuries.
A report notes Reed alleging jury intimidation during the ongoing case. A new trial request cites alleged misconduct and seeks a hearing before Judge Frank Hayes on March 17.
Mr and Mrs Walter A Mas of Pittsburgh now living in Paris invite about 50 friends to fly to Paris for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on April 27. Guests depart New York on the Aquitania April 18 and return aboard the Berengaria May 11. Edwain C May, Walter’s brother, notes many guests attended their silver wedding in Pittsburgh 24 years ago. Walter May heads the May Lumber Company.
A vintage drug ad touts Nurile for rheumatic pains neuritis sciatica lumbar pain and neuralgia. It urges readers to try a package and return it for a money refund if it fails to relieve severe pain. The copy targets bedridden and sleep deprived patients and promotes purchase at drugstores including Eammers-Wagners.
A new glandular and vegetable tonic named Morex formerly Glandogen is promoted as a powerful concentrate. Advertises tablet use three times daily for ten days with availability from Sommerce Wagner Drug Stores and other druggists nationwide.
New York March 6. Thomas J. Maytag washing machine pioneer says business conditions are sound with plentiful employment and strong consumption. He notes no cause for alarm as he visits the Warwick hotel during a nationwide swing to study market conditions, arriving from Richmond, Virginia and planned to head north again.
A nine year old man was held in the city jail awaiting Cuenday with uncertain details about the theft of wood. The incident involved a pile near the Olmos dam and the missing timber.
New York March 6. In a dramatic gesture flowers were dropped from the air onto the steamship President Harding. Seven packages of roses descended toward the deck, two of them striking the ship.
New Yorker Ramos begins brokerage work on his first day in Wall Street. He arrives after 10 a.m. and leaves at 3 p.m. Visitors from Rock Springs include Misses Till Henry Aveline Str tl ers and Cleo Tuekron.
NW YORK March 6 The life insurance payout of one million dollars will go to JT Martinez Coward aged 25 after his death. He was insured for the amount.
A dramatic tale of Patricia drawn to Lawson while married to Stanley. Reader asks can a woman love two men and how do they resolve the conflict. The April True Story Magazine feature promises sensational, life like narratives drawn from real events.
Promises cash prizes from $109 to $1,000 for true stories. The April issue promises full particulars and urges readers to submit their personal stories for possible publication.
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