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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1931
Page
8
A birthday anniversary for Capt Robert Ollar, dean of Pacific ventures, marks eighty seven years. The observer notes a bright outlook, referencing San Francisco and a cautious future with a dollar emphasis.
Fragmented OCR describes a weight gain and health product claims after childbirth. Mentions gaining 22 pounds, improving strength, and a promotional tone for a supplement or diet program. No clear brand or person verified.
Walter Besse, 24, of Company St Twenty third infantry, died at Fort Sam Houston base hospital after being accidentally shot by another soldier during a machine gun incident. Sergent War G Urines and George Brown assisted in attempts to save him. Parents in Boston were notified.
A brief treasury report shows income tax receipts down versus last year with March figures spotlighted. The document cites March 18 as the period of update and references March 14 comparisons. A stray ad fragment urges readers to place notices with a local newspaper office.
A December report from Universal Service Washington outlines instruction for aviation pilots in the national capital. The chief aviation pilot is selected to lead high training, with orders directing enrolled personnel to report within one week for instruction on aviation use and duties.
Robert A Campbell 72 died at his home on Tas Schler Avenue Tursdas. Funeral services Friday afternoon were conducted by Rev Hubbard pastor of Veaver Protestant church. Campbell a native of Alabama lived in Monroe for many years. He served as deputy sheriff and is survived by daughters Mrs of San Anteoie and two brothers James Campbell of Hon Ala and George F Campbell of Dy Okla. sisters Mrs Anon Terrell of Grobe Ala and Mrs Talia Tarpler of Alabama and one grandchild.
The trial of cabaret singer Jean Daste for the murder of Sam Frank in Memphis proceeds as the state presents its remaining evidence. Police recount a bottle used in the alleged slaying and the suspect’s suspected robbery of a dish, ring, and valuables after the crime.
A symposium on religion at the Rauni Ak auditorium will be led by Rabbi Frisch at Temple Beth El. The second sermon will stem from debates with agnostics and address liberal Judaism views on the New Testament. On March 27 he will discuss Exodus as the text for a morning sermon at 10 20 a m. The sessions explore religion and faith with readings about divine presence.
San Antonio hosts a praised International Institute noted by Miss Grace Love of the national T W C A committee on foreign immigration. She commends Annie Cle Watson for efficient leadership and foreign youth work, highlighting the institute’s achievements and an ongoing whale exhibit in town.
An old advertisement claims a new powder product Sprinkles on dentures to hold teeth firm without gum irritation or bad taste The copy suggests improved security and comfort and directs readers to a local drugstore for purchase
Joske Brothers prepares for a Spring Joske Jas sale at Alamo Plaza drawing more than 460 extra salespeople to handle an expected 50 000 shoppers. The one day event runs Friday from 4 to 9 30 p m with massive discounts and new merchandise sourced for the male shopper. W Rand Kaye, retiring president, traveled from New York to coordinate with buyers and staff for the department stores major sale.
A garbled report from the Texas Col onetattom meet shows E. Borie, professor of rural studies, delivering remarks on agricultural reform and the future of local enterprise. The inaccurate text hints at linguistic distortions but identifies a focus on rural care and community development.
A disjointed ad style item promises rapid relief from rheumatism through nerve deadening agents and uric acid removal. It urges readers to seek relief by taking a serum or remedy, warns against ineffectual cures, and claims a drastic approach can prevent crippling pain within hours. The piece uses sensational language and asserts a money back guarantee, targeting troubled readers.
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