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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
7
Local pages record social events with Mrs. Mindsterdams and guests in Kansas City and Chicago. Highlights include a bridge party in the afternoon, musical club gathering at Mrs Towe’s, and luncheon. Delegates attend district meetings in Laredo and Fort Worth, with speakers and plans for church and university events.
A damaged clipping promotes Calomel as a liver remedy claiming quick relief and cleansing effects. It warns of dangerous side effects including salivation and bone erosion and contrasts with Liver Tone as a safer vegetable alternative. The ad urges readers to try Todd Liver Tone and warns against treacherous calomel preparations.
A man named Tsantou was not paid back after a $6 loss in a square social scene with recently made acquaintances. Fraudsters posed as friendly coin-matchers, resembling comic performers and wearing dark suits, described as perfect in presentation. A similar report credits these tactics to other victims, noting the con artists use crafted phrases to seem legitimate. The item notes local sellers and venues and advertises Potorernice's and events at local Hall.
Auxiliary to Form Terargerization work of the American Lesson Auxiliars of Alamo Post No. 2 disbanded over a year ago will begin at a general meeting to be called next week by Mrs. drox Stone treasurer. Former members are urged to attend along with those eligible who belonged to the auxiliary prior to disbandment. Plans outline reorganization of the auxiliary in the state with E. Clinton Atteray as state president and Major Wayne Davis expected to attend to assist in the process. Members will canvass eligibility, with letters to be written from Houston and Port Sum Fuws for the reorganization drive in San Antonio.
Commander Burney outlined a plan for a proposed imperial airship and a 4,000,000 pound capital firm to run a bi weekly messenger service to India with no extension to Australia. Promoters seek government subsidies and private funding from Britain India and Australia amid a shifting financial climate.
A garbled report recounts church finances and governance with numerous names and roles. The text lists officers, secretaries, and delegates, plus dates and venues for gatherings, including mention of a Thursday meeting and various committees and attendees.
Royal R Watkins warns Texas congressmen who opposed the bonus bill. A regional legislative committee letter to nine Texas representatives threatens consequences while urging aid for ex-service members. The missive calls opposition to veterans’ adjustments unforgivable and stresses partisan limits amid political stress.
A historic ad touts a cheap cough remedy claiming quick relief from phlegm tickle nasal congestion and persistent coughs. It promotes Batmint with sugar water to prepare a pint dose and promises rapid throat and breathing improvement overnight.
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