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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1927
Page
3
Indianapol is March 29 The Gnieed three fine workers have discharged their unionized employees after Mare St. woen the present contract mm an effort to avert pension in the bituminors case This policy was derived upon yesterday at morning of the policy committee of the prior workers.
A vintage ad explains home dyeing for lingerie and silks. It promotes Diamond Dyes offering powder in stores for 15 cents and instructions to achieve even tints by cold water dipping then boiling for permanence. It notes dyes work well on drapes and dress materials with simple steps.
An advertised remedy promises to dissolve dandruff using a normal liquid argon solution applied with a gasket tip. It claims morning results and complete removal after two or three applications, stopping itching and leaving hair fluffy glossy and silky, with a note to buy the liquid at any drug store.
An old advertisement touts Foley Pitts a diuretic stimulant claimed to support kidney and bladder function. It boasts long usage over 25 years and promises healthful normal action with claims of no painful ingredients and guaranteed satisfaction.
The Kirkpatrick siblings, famed in San Antonio, will debut Wednesday night at the municipal auditorium after European study and local schooling. They turned down other offers to present their first concert in their hometown, with Mrs. Kirkpatrick once active in senior opera.
A wartime report describes a night air raid drill where ten aircraft formed lines with batteries and searchlights. Flares showed success in maneuvering and bombing effectiveness. The two hour exercise aimed to test defenses and offensive reach over the canal region.
WACO March 2-7 The manager and nineteen chorus girls of Irving Berlin's Musta Box Revue were arrested late tonight as the curtain fell on the last act on charges of homicide acts. They were booked at the city jail and released on $25 cash bond each. They will appear in city court Tuesday afternoon. The company was to leave for Dallas this morning. An agreement was reached between the defendants, their attorney, and a city representative for the organization. The show is reported to be similar to productions in New York.
New York held a symposium on international affairs at a small bookshop basement with Senator Borah answering questions on relations with China Nicaragua and other topics. Notable attendees included Holmes Garvignon Villard Burell Swoinw La mont Seligman Learned Hand and others.
A 28A widows pension was approved by the board at a city hall meeting chaired by Dr. Frederick Terrell and C. H. Rayner with Mrs Z E Haecker also noted. The pension relates to San Antonio firemen and policemen, following a recent railroad crossing collision.
City officials led by Acting Major Phil Wright and City Attorney Joseph Ryan plan action after residents complained about pollution from a lake. The first step aims to prevent irrigation card pollution and protect streams draining from the water body.
A father sues the city for 15000 in Fort District court claiming his son sustained permanent injuries after a slide accident in Roosevelt Park. The suit alleges municipal fault and seeks damages.
A brief note about male soil selections at Cibala Nursery, located 13 miles from Segola Road. Mentions larges snience and species specificity, with Cibala, uimfts, Tera as kept terms.
A tangled love triangle and a high profile murder case dominate New York headlines as Albert Snyder editor and Henry Grey face indictments over Ruth Snyder's alleged involvement. Judge Nathan Leiferman, noting prior statements and divorce plans, weighs defenses as authorities track a complex web of accusations and shifting loyalties amid a string of automobile thefts overnight. The convicted and detained pair share a daughter, while questions linger about the genuine motives behind the alleged murder and the effects on their families.
Prohibition agents raided North Street and Guadalupe streets early Tuesday capturing two men a fifteengallon still and a quantity of beer and whiskey. Police reported the operation targeted illegal distilling activities and files indicated ongoing enforcement efforts in the area.
A brief item notes Alabama sues to seat a man in Birmingham for his son, J B Picket, with reference to A E Sons.
Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City offers personal advice on motherhood and infertility in a confidential service. She claims to have borne a white daughter and invites other women to write for guidance without charge, with letters to be sent to 582 Massachusetts.
Amarillo Texas matron Mrs J B Calhoun of 111 Georgia Street says Tanlac relieved years of stomach catarrh and chronic constipation after using eight to ten bottles over three weeks. She reports weight gain from 120 to 160 pounds, renewed appetite, strength, and comfort, calling Tanlac nature s green remedy.
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