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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1929
Page
10
An old ad touts MELLO-GLO powder with a French process to help skin stay smooth longer. It promises a shiny nose and reduced irritation, pores, and pastiness while claiming youthful appearance.
A reminder from C C Leel, secretary of the local manufacturers association, urges corporations to file Sren this Lux income tax certificates by Friday March 16. The message, aired via a Thursday broadcast, promotes prompt tax compliance and offers a contact at Grockell 2400 for information.
San Antonio readers are invited to send a photograph for character readings offered by Anil Studing of 215 Fast Wouston Street. The ad promises insights into talents and flaws from a photo or shadow graph, with returns via stamped envelopes. It notes the service runs through March 2 and includes detailed profiles of various individuals and their traits.
A peculiar appeal invites readers to send a photograph or profile to William E Benton, famed character analyst, promising to disclose personal traits without delay.
A scrambled report claims Venus can be seen in daylight during the lunch hour. Gus A. Duerler of the Duerler Manufacturing Company, an astronomy student, says Venus will shine brilliantly Friday and remain visible for several days afterward.
An old advertisement extols a remedy to women previously denied motherhood. It asserts Mrs Margaret Burton now has a daughter and offers a free consult, promising hope to readers troubled by infertility.
The city plans two steel and concrete bridges across the San Antonio River on Lexington and Convent streets. Bids are to be invited in two weeks, per city engineer J. Reig. The notice emphasizes government jobs and employment opportunities.
Bonds of two men, Mateo Perez and Joe Plarea, forfeited by Judge Anderson in the thirty seventh District court for failure to appear. Charges stem from an auto trailer theft incident near Dow Adu on Queen's Drive dated November 1 last year.
A U S Representative McKeown of Oklahoma seeks approval for a judgeship on the newly created United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit. The nomination, supported by Representative Sungre of Texas, would place McKeown in a federal appellate role amid questions about regional representation and jurisdiction.
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