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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1933
Page
15
A 67 year old, Mary Benson, became trapped for four days in a bathtub after growing weak while bathing her feet. Police and fishermen freed her after she wedged under the faucets. A neighbor, F. A. Jones, found her pil gin and alerted responders after a near-false address confusion.
Fragmented advert claims a blanket kidney and bladder relief, promising rapid results and a money back guarantee. It mentions a druggist and Foley Pillage while offering broad health benefits with no clear evidence.
James Mattern of San Angelo Texas has cleared his plane at the customs house the last hurdle before starting a global flight. He departs Harbor Grace N F marking the first leg of the eastward circling voyage while authorities monitor the operation. A separate incident reports Mrs Benson needing police aid after a fall in a tub at a drugstore with injury and high blood pressure.
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Namca wil be omitted at request editor. The Light notes public sympathy for officers and enlisted men, debate over pay between Civilian Conservation Corps and Private soldiers, and the impact of pay cuts. H T Arnold Corp Detachment Fort Sam Houston Texas thanks the opportunity to help government hire others and restore prosperity and faith.
The annual Highland Park school fete will be held Friday at 7:80 am at the school to raise funds for welfare work and to pay off the school library debt. About 600 children participate in an operetta and pageant set in a Japanese garden with fairies goblins and children from around the world before the fairy queen. The event is led by teachers and directed by Mrs. Coylune Martin with Mrs. Imogene Purdum as accompanist. The Parent-Teacher association chaired by Mrs. Wahmind oversees the final features and committee heads include Mrs. Nurton Goodrigh tickets Mrs. F A Stolle doors and other volunteers. Notable cast members include Lucille Langley prologue Kathleen Fastin queen Audrey Zoeller Lorraine Glinema Helen Joyce Behott and many others.
County Judge Frost Woodly announced plans to study several propositions to power the county courthouse more cheaply. A contractor will survey the lighting system for potential changes to reduce costs. The effort involves the commissioners' court and a search for savings.
The text describes questionable health and safety claims about cleaning kit methods and products. It mentions pain, stiffness, and various nonspecific substances and practices, with garbled names and uncertain outcomes. The overall theme centers on cleansing kits and related remedies amid unclear assurances.
An army wife voices concern over pay and allowance reductions affecting ordinary soldiers and families. She cites a sergeant example, noting his base pay, ration money, loss of a $75 enlistment bonus, reduced clothing allowance, and overall significant income drop. She argues the rewards do not justify service and calls for consideration of veterans with pensions.
A letter to the editor argues that airing Spanish language content threatens local customs and prompts the community to adapt. The writer, P. Oliver, contends Mexicans influence national norms and calls for language balance on broadcasts.
A fragmented note reports a veteran mourning a compensation cut from 74.55 dollars after decades of service. It mentions border patrol, government training, and personal fears for the veteran’s wife and three children amid financial strain.
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