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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1931
Page
6
A meeting at the Kuigls of Columbus hall 1218 Navarro features nine expert auto trade writers and invited members from The yneage and auto Foywir trades. Duggan, former National Automobile chamber executive, appears with Nowen Broth ers and company. The Mountjoy Parts will present and the event runs from 9 a.m. until 12 p.m.
A claimed advertisement extols ACIDINE as a universal remedy for gastritis and acid indigestion. It touts rapid relief from burning sensation, belching, and pain, with claims of mass production and consumer satisfaction across millions. The copy urges readers to obtain ACIDINE via doctors and to experience a noted taste improvement.
Saturday morning activity in the Tunior League drew young socialites to the Bright Shawlay for a film and intermission reception. Notables included Mrs. Alasillan guest of Captain and Mrs. Craig at Fort Sam Houston with Miss Thomas of Atlanta visiting General Cohen. The evening featured bridge and tea hosted by Mrs. Craig, with many names listed among attendees and guests, while other social gatherings are noted at Camp Normanvale and for the Evening Dridge Club.
Funeral services for Misa Torrayne Ammans Dulling, 20, of 1170 Bur lenod street, will be held Tuesday at 3 30 p m from the residence with Reverend Paul Heln officiating. She died Sunday night at a local hospital. Interment will be in the new Lutheran cemetery. She is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Aasloh C G Dullwig a brother A O Dollii 3 er a sister Mrs Tabn Albert and a nephew
Henry Terrell seventy pioneer San Antonian and former assistant United States district attorney died Sunday at 07 Grandview Place. He served as United States district attorney in 1901 and 1908 for the eastern district of Texas and was later appointed district attorney for the western district. Survived by wife Kate, daughter Nellie, sons Fred, Robert W., and Henry Jr., and brother Dr Frederick Terrell. Funeral arrangements not completed.
Curran, president of the Association Against the Prohibition Amendment, today charged the Wickersham commission with withholding from Congress vital damaging reports on the lingering cost of prohibition. He asserted the Nineteenth government had been repealed a seat ago and claimed citizens would owe one fifth of the income tax they will render.
Trade figures from Washington show U S exports at 420 000 000 and imports 173 000 000, leaving a favorable balance for the month. In Bastrop Texas on March 16 the 4 A Girls Demonstration clan of Paige is named winner of the silver loving cup for 1920.
March 16 reports Mayor Eolines J. Walker and allies including Tammany Hall rally against city government. They counter allegations by civic and church groups seeking a sweeping inquiry into the Walker administration. Kerrigan accuses critics of trying to undermine officers and defend the state’s war on corruption.
Workers at a high school bricklaying project and a Methodist church construction site in San Benito walked out on a workers’ strike Saturday morning demanding higher wages. Local officials urged peace as the dispute entered its first day.
Police probe an apparent gangland weapon after finding a badly wounded man sprawled in a cement courtyard of a soft building. He had been shot and dropped from a roof about five stories high, with the assailants unknown and the scene chaotic.
An advertisement touts D. D. D. antiseptic cream as quick relief for eczema itching and inflammation with a money back guarantee. It highlights Jane Pen Gates of the Kiln and promises near instant relief, claiming the product stops itching and soothes the skin.
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