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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1925
Page
3
Police follow leads after a shooting death in a neighborhood near a border city. A suspect described as Reyes escaped into Mexico and is believed to be hiding, with detectives tracing a man who fled in a small touring car toward the Right Way toward Laredo.
A vintage advertisement touts Wreth's Sege and Sulphur Compound as a ready made solution to darken gray hair. It claims to restore gloss, reduce aging by years, and offer a natural look with no sticky residue. The copy promotes low cost per year of youth and urges asking a druggist for the product.
Digestive relief claim for Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Advertises that over a million users enjoy meals like eggs bacon sausage and buckwheat with no distress. Describes alkaline digestion balance and absence of heartburn gas and sour stomach. Recommends a 60 cent box from drug stores.
An old Musterole advertisement touts mustard oil ointment for colds, bronchitis, sore throats, and aches. It also markets a milder children's version and mentions nurses’ recommendations and wide uses for chest and joint pains.
Washington March 11 two White House workers were off for a wedding and honeymoon. Miss Donis Salter of Anbu Mass and Erma Geisser of Lawrence Mass had taken days off. Geisser serves as personal secretary and stenographer to the President.
The San Antonio Heart Association reports Mrs. J. E. King has been named to the national membership committee in recognition of the local branch’s work since chartering last year. Miss Dorothy Morris announced the honor, noting the San Antonio group is the Southwest’s sole heart association. The local unit runs a free Saturday clinic at Santa Rosa Infirmary offering exams and treatment to heart disease victims.
School teachers in San Antonio demand back salary already granted by the school board and six percent interest on funds held. Mrs Wheeler Pettus new board member urged full credit for each year taught, comparing with half credit in other Texas cities. Board members spoke at the Teachers Council open house at First Presbyterian Church.
March 11 Fort Worth Jose phine Scott filed for an alimony increase to 124 monthly from estranged husband Winfield Scott, claiming a 1500 086 estate value and 50 000 annual income. She asserts she cannot maintain the lifestyle expected by the court. Scott sued for divorce, alleging cruel treatment. counter suit echoed the same claims. Case delayed multiple times by attorneys.
A former Italian count and his wife Minette plan to raise beef cattle near Prescott Arizona. Since their 1916 marriage the count has been a Chicago bank vice president and cattleman, with future ranching to be his focus.
A grand jury for Candido Aguilar dismissed a Mexican conspiracy case as to Aguilar. Similar charges against Garcia were joined. Bond forfeiture for Tuneas was finalized December 17 after failure to appear or answer in federal court.
A reader describes skin breakouts improving after taking Carter's Liver Pills per a doctor’s article linking skin to stomach and bowels. The testimonial credits liver pills with clearing the skin and easing headaches, noting continued use to stay clear.
A pasted ad urges expectant mothers to obtain a free booklet from Bracneia neuter Co. and buy Mother’s Friend sold at drug stores. It promises full directions with each bottle and urges beginning now as weeks progress.
St Louis faces about 100 million dollars to cure traffic by tunneling and building subways to move street cars from congested downtown districts. City consulting engineer C B H Smith outlined the estimate noting bonds would mature as costs accrue and the per person cost would be about two cents.
A youth entered TE M Santos at 113 East Houston Street and discussed change. After leaving, Bartox discovered the youth had short changed him by ten dollars in the sandwich shop setting.
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