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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1930
Page
4
Thousands of women especially in their early forties report sour stomach gas belching and breath odor after meals. The remedy Bisurated Magnesia sold in sealed packets is claimed to neutralize excess acid, relieve bloating and nausea, and ease heart pain when taken after meals with water.
Purported tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill purifies and enriches the blood and increases vigor for both adults and children. Advert describes taking it for seven days to feel strengthening health benefits and improved energy.
HARRY WILLIAMS notes the Levine News adds an Ech Talkie Edition celebrating sound pictures, highlighting the Majestic theater run by H. J. Elles and Sons in a sparsely populated area. He profiles local figures like Trailsy and old-timer families, recounting births, aging, and regional development amid social notes and Angora goat trade updates.
In Bexar County a horse theft charge was filed against Moxendo Miesendez. Deputy Sheriff Dokin Subir presented the case before Justice Ta. F. Helix. The stolen mare valued at 75 dollars was allegedly recovered near Weaver Street.
Washington report notes the Market Data Handbook by Drot’s market data source has reached a third edition after the war era version. Secretary of Commerce comments on demand and price at $2.50 per copy as fresh copies go to press and sales climb.
A garbled report indicates a visit planned to South America in May with tentative dates May 1 and May 16 and a return trip by a specified route. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
The International Boundary Commission awarded 1685 acres on the Weber Banco tract to the United States after years of dispute. The land, once Mexico’s, was split by the Rio Grande, with raw title contingent on natural cutting versus engineered alteration. A Paso disposal plant sits on the property, tied to the tract’s disputed status and historical treaty terms.
Five explorers bound for the Orinoco buy harmonicas tin horns rattles and similar items worth 100 dollars hoping to win friendship of natives who hampered earlier expeditions.
Los Angeles March 21. A reduction of one and a half hours in the running time of The Chief Santa Fe passenger train between Los Angeles and Chicago was announced by W. J. Black, passenger traffic manager for the railroad.
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