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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
1
Contest notice invites readers to guess which San Antonio streets are depicted in a printed collage. It lists many street names and offers cash prizes up to 100 dollars for correct submissions with name and address.
The San Antonio Light announces a Know San Antonio contest open to all readers. Twenty four cash prizes totaling 3004 dollars are offered for 30 days of daily street sketches and reckoning answers. Entries must be neat, single answers per image, and delivered by a deadline to The San Antonio Light.
A damaged ad copy touts kidney cleansing by drinking four ounces of Rad Salt from a pharmacy in water before breakfast for several days to flush and neutralize urine acids. It claims benefits for sluggish kidneys, back pain, dizziness, and rheumatic symptoms, asserting the water and salts improve urination and overall health.
A Prohibition era raid at a drink stand in West Houston resulted in arraignments before United States Commissioner RR Kiwarde. Sanchez faced charges of unlawful sale. Manuel Casamova was charged with possession and remanded on bond. Tugene Navatea and Leonard Lay were also detained on liquor-related charges. preliminary exams were waived and bonds set at 100 dollars each.
A vintage advertisement touts a garden remedy for colds and grip. It recommends a tablespoon of the herb and a cup of boiling water steeped, then strained and drunk anytime. Claims include opening pores, relieving congestion, and gentle bowel effects. Text notes the remedy is inexpensive and vegetarian.
A report describes a journey from Rogalea to Phoenix with stops in Salt River Valley cities in Arizona. Food is provided along the route and workers are directed to the plantation where they will labor.
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