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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1928
Page
10
A period style ad notes women with sallow muddy skins tied to bowel consti pation and "fed up" bowels. It touts Dr Tut s Liver Pills to cleanse the liver and bowels, claims quick relief, and promotes buying from Sommers Wagner or local druggists for 25 cents with a money back promise.
A historical note promotes hot tea as a remedy for a cold. It suggests a small package of Wamburg SBreast Ten or Hamburg tea, mixed with a tablespoon of the herb, steeped in boiling water and poured through a sieve. Drink two portions. claimed to open pores, relieve congestion, and stimulate bowels. It touts affordability and vegetable ingredients as safe.
Port Arthur Texas ad copy extols health foundations for girls amid garbled text. Mentions Golden Mead Discovery and Wayarle Press with references to bottles and neighbor registry. Concludes with vague hotel and free ailvive offers and unclear contact details.
An early 20th century home remedy promotes a cough treatment labeled as easy to make at home. It claims quick relief from coughing while avoiding strong side effects, praising its natural extract blend and pleasant taste. The piece markets a bottled formula and suggests it is superior to standard syrups, with a money back offer and manufacturing notes.
Exhibitors at the Stock Show Banquet in San Antonio hear a keynote urging united support for the Texas International Exposition and Stock Show. Delegates from Corpus Christi Waterloo Marfa Kansas City Hillsboro Springfield and San Antonio back the event as a major agricultural and cultural effort.
Reports from London describe rapid border mobilization of armor, tanks, and planes amid threats of a Wahabi holy war. Allied forces strengthen positions along the border to deter an attack while receiving intelligence from various sources about enemy movements and fortifications.
The case concerns restrictions on photos within a book tied to a film project. Plaintiffs claim copyright and rights issues while the defense argues freedom of publication and fair use. The dispute centers on portrayal and consent related to the depicted parties and related imagery.
Fragmentary OCR references workers II tag day receipts totaling 66 and mentions welfare and a club leader. The text is garbled, with names and places partially readable, lacking coherent events or dates to anchor a clear news item.
A long list of community group gatherings is set for Friday and Saturday in San Antonio. St Mark's Tarisk Aid, Junior School Parent-Teacher groups, Woman's Benefit associations, and various civic clubs announce meetings at schools, homes, and churches. Activities include luncheons with art displays, musical performances, talks by notable figures, and a charity luncheon with paintings loaned by Theodore Morgitay. Invitations extend to Chicago College of Music figures and local patrons.
Early Wednesday, two suspects known as pegtoes and others fled as special agents from Southern Pacific aided by Sheriff and deputy in Cuero. Varnon was shot when attempting to arrest suspects accused of theft in Troma Yun kom mill. Authorities continue pursuit and description of the assailants.
A faded 19th or early 20th century patent medicine ad promotes California Syrup as a remedy for weak intestines and constipation in children. It cites Alfred Hild and Jos Crom as endorsers, claims it restores stomach tone, relieves biliousness, foul breath, and poor appetite, and urges parents to demand the syrup from physicians and druggists.
A month old Japanese imperial infant dies prompting private family rites. No public mourning is planned. music broadcasts and theaters will pause as the empire marks the loss. The infant is to be buried on the outskirts of Tokyo near Nankai.
A visiting party of Rotarians from multiple states travels to Mexico City beginning Friday. Leaders include Gene Newnan, Durham N.G., past director, and Waller Cline, vice president, with Arthur Mayhew and Harold Kayton among the royal party organizers.
In a chaotic incident on the North Side, gunfire wounded Nick Mastro, a 37 year old real estate agent, and others as two assailants fired repeatedly. One bystander suffered a shoulder injury. investigators described the scene as a rapid exchange of shots near the McCormick hole.
An advertisement touts a product promising clear skin from within using a Nature based tonic. Claims mention pimples boils eczema and sallow complexion vanish as blood nourishes red blood cells and strengthens the body. Testimonial from Ruth Gahm of Los Angeles credits two courses with clearing her skin. All drug stores carry the larger size.
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