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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
14
Mrs Suthers of Wietbville Virginia reports long suffering from severe headaches. She credits Black-Draught powder medicine for relief, saying it regulated her bowels and prevented headaches. She notes a dose again stops early symptoms and costs only 1 cent per dose.
The ad touts Coolene as the fastest, easiest relief for aching feet with cooling ingredients that absorb quickly. It claims reduced swelling and burning with 24 hour comfort, money back guarantee, and availability at druggists. Includes scattered references to runners, police, and salespeople.
Eight American girls curtsied to King George and Queen Mary at Buckingham Palace. The event drew 60 guests from many nations, with King George in Grenadier Guards uniform and Queen Mary in blue silver brocade. The Prince of Wales attended with Princess Mary, wearing Welch guards uniform, as diplomats and society figures observed the presentation.
A cryptic line hints at a troubled romance where the breakup feels personal and public. The speaker suggests the end is broadcast to the world, while allies remain unaware, provoking offense and tension among involved parties.
The advertisement extols Goodyear All-Weather Tread Balloon tires as a world standard of quality with prices at a historical low. It claims the tire out sells all competitors and removes buyer hesitation by highlighting exceptional value and reliability.
The ad promotes Goodyear All Weather tires as offering safety traction dependability and mileage at affordable prices. It claims more people ride on Goodyear tires than any other and urges shoppers to visit the nearest Goodyear dealer for the best value with no premium for standard models.
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