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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
10
Conny McFanpry of Rowe reports relief after using Lydia Pinkham's Pills for constipation and nervous symptoms. She credits the remedy with improving sleep and overall well being and recommends it to others.
Reports from Shangdong and Tsingtao describe intensifying hostilities between Japanese forces and Nationalist China. Americans evacuate Tsinan area while consuls weigh safety options amid forced ultimatums and marching troops.
More than 14 people will appear in the Dixie Minstrels for a June 2 program at Beethoven hall. Proceeds go to St. John's Episcopal church. The show features the Dixie Minstrel Mai chorus, comedians and singers with pew stage scenery and novel lighting. Street car service and parking arrangements are provided.
Mrs. Jesse Tillman arrived home at 44 Patterson Avenue to find burglars forcing a lock on her front door. The intruders fled when she confronted them Tuesday night. She reported the attempted robbery to John Coperton, assistant city marshal.
Funeral services are planned for Dr. H P Hill superintendent of the Woodmen Memorial Hospital who died suddenly while returning from Pearsall. Masonic rites precede religious services at St Mark's Episcopal with Bishop Capers. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed among Rotary and local fraternal leaders. A separate note reports a suspect in the Karotkin slaying remaining at large after threats to a witness and police search continuing by Deputy Subiru.
Mr and Mrs L Parr of Heeville are visiting the family of their son Bil Richard Pare.
Relatives of Herbert Carl Stucke aged 22 a World War veteran plan the Kerrville funeral after his Tuesday death in Kerrville following months of treatment. Survived by widow son Terbert Carl Stucke Jr mother Mrs Henry Stucke two sisters Miss Lillian Stucke and Mrs A Y Neyer and brother Vincet Stucke, all of San Antonio.
The House passed the Tex bill authorizing construction of a toll bridge across Lake Sashine at Port Artin Texas and sent it to the Senate for consideration.
Here and There by Telegraph notes a Polish flight planned with Major Louis Tdelkowski and Major Kazimir Kubola testing a plane in Krance. An engineer, Harry Cunius, 45, was killed and 26 passengers injured in a head on collision between two electric trains nine miles north of Hazleton, Pennsylvania. Officials in Cleveland discuss navigation dates for the Great Lakes. A New York editor Richard Austyn Granville, 20, was kidnapped and released unharmed. The Rev James S Stone, 70, died in Chicago while conducting a funeral. May 9 reports consider raises for first class postmasters in 51 cities.
Rowena Circle No. 127 of the Yeomen and Brotherhood of America will meet Friday May 11 at 8 pm at Mrs. Yerglda Preaton’s home 120 East Cincinnati Avenue. A short business session will be followed by a game.
William Co Shaler is charged with murder in the death of Adie Shiler 15. He waived an examining trial after arrest for shooting at the residence of Prunendl in what police describe as a quarrel. Shaler remained in county jail as investigators continued.
Fragmented report notes a government lease for land at an air field near Winhwin for a larger paving project. Mentions of legal actions and indictments against individuals in a related case are unclear amid garbled text.
Two bandits robbed an artillery man near the Army Post and were pinned down at gunpoint by Patrolman J. H. Pytle. Corporal A N Bailey and military policemen pursued. victims identified the suspects before turning them over to military authorities.
Women plan a Mothers Day pilgrimage to Woodlawn Lake to honor Mrs Tobin mother of the late Mayor Tobin and Mrs Pauline Nelson. School children from Pauline Ner- Bo Elementary School led by Teddy Hey and Mollie A Nelson will march to Josephine Tobin Drive to place flowers at the drive site.
Chlorolin marketed for poultrymen and dog owners kills fleas and mites and helps prevent germ related diseases. Sold by all druggists.
A home remedy suggests avoiding strong medicines and starvation diets. It advises after each meal to take an emulsion of pure Bisulated Magnesia to neutralize acidity, keep digestion steady, and prevent souring or bloating. A week's trial from any druggist at small cost is said to prove its value.
An old advertisement touts Tiz as a quick remedy for swollen burning feet, claiming it draws out soreness and hard skin. It urges readers to buy a box at drug or department stores for a few cents to keep feet fresh and comfortable.
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