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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1929
Page
8
In Havanian Masy on March 2, Pastor Harry Hurd resigned after a year as pastor of Centre Congregational Church. A letter of resignation was read at service on Sunday, noting no reference to his poetry’s influence but citing the cost of a large program needed for its inclusion.
A curative claim for Nurico is offered with a money back guarantee if pain from rheumatism sciatica neuralgia or gout is not driven away. Marketed as safe for children, touted by a New York specialist and available through druggists and surgeons.
A short wartime style advertorial urges readers to treat indigestion by taking Dr Siegert's Angostura before meals. It claims this medicine stimulates digestive fluids, turning meals into healthy blood and tissue and allowing eating to be a pleasure again.
A letter from Lawrenceburg describes faintness dizziness and pain from indigestion. The writer credits the use of Black-Draught for relief after trying other remedies. They report improved digestion and overall wellbeing once the system cleared of supposed poisons.
The fragment presents a jumble of radio station call signs, programs, and times, with mentions of KGRO, KTAL, WOAT, KSAT, KTSA, and others. It shows a busy schedule plus weather and markets chatter, lacking coherent narrative or readable facts.
A string of weekend auto crashes killed six people in Texas and nearby areas. Among the deceased were Mrs. David Hollis of Amarillo and Mrs. G W Chewning, both fatally injured in separate incidents. Other victims include Trent Weown of Houston, Kay Wallen of Burkburnett, and two more drivers from Victoria County. A passerby died when his auto crashed near Mills and another man died after a fire at Malakoff following a collision with a passing train.
A wide list of Army officers and officials is shown receiving new assignments or changes in status. The document names colonels, majors, lieutenants, and other ranks, with postings to Fort Sill Fort Des Moines Fort Sam Houston and other garrisons in the United States and overseas theaters.
A high school teacher was arrested as police investigated the death of 20 year old Miss Marra Coleman in the teacher’s apartment. Harold Niece was detained on a technical charge of vng eines, while investigators noted she died after eating candy.
In dense fog a liner named Minnewaska collided with another vessel near an unknown harbor. Authorities are assessing damages and possible injuries while traffic was halted for emergency response and a naval inquiry. The incident sparked investigations into weather visibility and navigation protocols.
Two Spanish aviators believed over 80 years old attempt a flight from Seville to North Africa via the Canary route. They plan a 4800 mile crossing with preliminary leg distances of 2100 to 2200 miles. Officials say the craft is named Jeane del Ginn Poder and the mission hinges on favorable sea state and timing.
The Southwest division of the Texas State Teachers Association will meet in Houston on April 19-20. Mrs. SR Anusirang of Gotyedau will serve as president of the association.
A jumble of names and brief notes from San Antonio and surrounding areas. Residents and visitors like Mrs Ginedinor, Miss Vieturin, and Mr and Mrs Pant Mendeouall are mentioned with relatives in San Antonio and Austin. Local events, travel plans, and social calls appear, including visits to Governor Daw Muvily and mentions of conferences, churches, and hosted gatherings in Texas towns.
A Sunday service will be held by Lie Weet Wish WL Rae at the Episcopal church on Main Street. The event proceeds support the Ministerial Work and features performances by the church choir, with additional recitals by community musicians and local religious leaders.
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