Radio danger from ozone and ultraviolet rays in ship transmitters
A. A. Hebert of the American Radio Relay League warns that powerful spark sets aboard ships once caused ozone sickness but modern arc transmitters and vacuum tubes emit ultraviolet rays that can strain eyes. He notes safe shielding and predicts new wave allocations will aid amateurs and broadcasts alike.
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A. A. Hebert
American Radio Relay League
Hebert
Robert E Lee
Germany
Cincinnatian Drops Dead in Fort Worth
Jack Ray, 54, vice president of Isaac Failer Sons & Co. of Cincinnati, died in the lobby of the Texas hotel in Fort Worth after arriving from Dallas. He had eaten, conversed with acquaintances, and collapsed. He carried long Texas ties and had worked in sales across the state for decades. He is survived by his mother and several sisters in Cincinnati.
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Fort Worth
Jack Ray
Isaac Failer Sons & Co
Cincinnati
Texas Hotel
Texas
Cin-1
Simnati
Bishop Johnston in critical condition after paralysis
The Rt. Rev. Johnston, former bishop of the West Texas Methodist? Church, was reported critically ill Monday morning after a paralysis strike at his home on East Myrtle Street. He retired in 1914 and last appeared publicly at St. John's Episcopal Church dedication last month.
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Johnston
West Texas
Fire destroys mail car in Pennsylvania Railroad train
Mail from western points to Philadelphia destined for New Jersey was destroyed by a fire in the first car of Pennsylvania Railroad train No 1S from Pittsburgh. Officials estimate thousands of dollars in damage as the locked car loaded with letters and parcel post packages burned behind the engine near Dillerville. A telegraph operator spotted smoke and notified Lancaster city firefighters who moved the blazing car to a siding and began guarding the mail while officials conduct an inquiry.
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Lancaster
Points
Philadelphi
New Jersey
Pennsylvania’ Railroad
Pittsburgh
Dillerville
San Antonio liquor causes repeat falls on city streets
A new drink named Black and Full Whisky appears in San Antonio and police report it mirrors effects of the original. Fourteen drunks were arrested Sunday night with six carried in, while the rest staggered and were guided to jail.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Wins Permanent Possession of State Trophy
San Antonio receives a silver cup as the best Texas city to live in after a five minute Dallas speech by Frank B. Scott of Richey and Casey. The San Antonio Real Estate Board helped secure the prize, marking its third win and permanent ownership for the city. Participants included Om H. Etheridge Jr. and J. H. Kirkpatrick. El Paso won last year.
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Geneva Mosley
San Antonio
Frank B. Scott
Texas
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
Dallas
Texas ‘Association of Oal Estate Boards
Lales
Richey and Casey
Scott
San Antonigas
Om H. Etheridge, Jr
J. H. Kirkpattick
el Paso Ree! Estate Board
Ipana Toothpaste Promotes Gum Health
An advertisement urges readers to address bleeding or tender gums by stimulating them with Ipana Tooth Paste. It claims Ipana is beneficial for both gums and teeth and encourages starting tonight.
Advert for Sloan Cnderiskers at 714 Broadway
An old advertisement notes Sloan Wilbert Pelphrey Inc raising a banner for a Lady assistant and lists address 714 Broadway Cr. 2523. The brief line hints at a local business recruitment or job listing in a mid century ad.
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Sloan
Wilbert & Pelphrey, Inc
Cnderiskers
Broadway
McDonald Sr. dies in San Antonio heart attack
E P McDonald Sr 54 a prominent San Antonio business figure died of a heart attack at his home 2 East Park Avenue Sunday afternoon. He had been in town earlier, was born in Busstrop and lived in San Antonio 18 years. He built a lumber business then founded McDonald Auto Sales. Survived by widow Mrs P McDonald four sons EB P Te T Harvey William W and Alvin McDonald a daughter Miss Jean McDonald a granddaughter Miss Bertha McDonald three brothers H A Frank J E McDonald and five sisters Mrs Lee fot Unton and Mrs James Young of Beaumont. Funeral at 10 Tuesday morning Travis Park Methodist Church Rev Arthur J Moore officiating. Burial Mission Burial Park Porter Loring in charge. Active pallbearers Roy Beitel Dr W D McCacr EB D P Richards H G Guenther S Burdin C A McAmis. Honorary pallbearers Dr W Richardson Thomas T Campbell P E Bowman Ralph Hugo Frank Renert J J Alburger J J Beitel W W Collier Bart Varga A L Og Magnader.
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HE. P. McDonald Sr
San Antonio
East Park Avenue
Mr. McDonald
Busstrop
McDonald Auto Sales Company
Bexar
P. McDonald
EB. P. Te. T. Harvey
Wiliam W
Alvin McDonald
Jean McDonald
Miss Bertha: McDonald
J. E. McDonald
Lee Fot Unton
Ars
James Young
Beaumont
Arthur J. Moore
Travis Park Methodist Church
Mission Burial Park
Porter Loring
Roy Beitel
W. D. McCacr
EB. DP. Richards
H. G. Guenther
Burdin
Honora
DB. W. Richanson
Thomas T. Campbell
P. E. Bowman
Ralph Hugo
Frank Renert
J. J. Alburger
J. J. Beitel
W. W. Collier
Bart Varga
A. L. OG. Magrader
Jealous stabbing kills Kelley Holt near Cedar Grove
Four people, two men and two women, are jailed in Sev erport on charges connected to the fatal stabbing of 27 year old Kelley A Holt on a road near Cedar Grove Saturday night. Ladd Davis, 38, is named as the alleged slayer while Viola Moore, 25, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson are held as accessories. Holt died after a jealous frenzy as her car stopped before the Jacksons house where Moore was seen alighting from the vehicle.
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Sereveport
Kelley A. Holt
Cedar Grove
Ladd Davis
Viola Moore
Robert Jackson
Hott
Holt
City zoo adds a new civet in memory of a June capture
The Bracenridge Park Zoo welcomed one new resident, a ringtail civet named Texas civet dust better known as ring tail, placed in a cage to spend life there. Detective Captain Sam Street captured the animal in the Fuxction neighborhood during a hunt in the Hill country and returned Monday.
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Bracenridge Park Zoo
Fuxction
Sam Street
Capers to Address Brackenridge Community Meeting
The Right Rev W LT Capers will give the principal address at Brackenridge High School Auditorium next Saturday at 8 PM. Mrs W H Quirk, president of the Brackenridge Parent Teachers Association, announced the event and urged members and friends to attend. The program includes high school orchestra selections, a cadet drill, junior education talk by W D Cooking, a vocal solo by Carl Careil, and Capers will deliver the address.
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Capers
W. LT. Capers
Brackenridge High School
W.H. Quirk
Brackenridge
Parent Leachers’ Association
Bessie Yates
W. D. Cooking
Carl Careil
Mr. Capers
Dance Row Leads To Arrest Of Two In Somerset Fight
Two Mexican men were jailed in Bexar County after a late night dance dispute in Somerset. Deputies and special officers subdued a man during the melee and recovered a pistol. No charges yet, but disturbing the peace is likely.
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Bexar County
Montar
Somerset
Sam James
Flores
Hererra
Crown
Sun
Tames
San Antonio
James
Revolvers furnish highwayman clues in two Eastland robberies
Police link two Sunday morning holdups by two robbers who changed makeup between jobs. E W Howe and Mrs Mary Marshall were relieved of cash rings and shoes after their coats and a fur net were stolen. Elmer Johnson reported blue steel revolvers used by two men, one tall and one short, in a separate street robbery.
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E. W. Howe
Renaldo Street
Mary Marshall
East Commerce Street
Howe
McKinley Parents Teachers Tea at Mrs Andrews Home
Members of the McKinley Parents Teachers Association invite guests to a tea at the home of Mrs Joh B Andrews 319 East Hussacke Avenue at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon November 22.
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McKinley Parents Teachers Association
Joh B. Andrews
East Hussacke Avenue
Three Hunters Die in Twin Lake Mystery Near Minneapolis
Three Minneapolis men Jonas M. Dahl A Staak Tonstead and Bernard Hanson died on a Twin Lake hunting trip between Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Their bodies were found near a small island with all wearing wet clothing but no water on their persons. Coroner Seashore found traces of alcohol in all three stomachs.
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Minneapolis
Twin Lake
Here
Jonas M. Dahl
A. Staak Tonstead l
Bernard Hanson
Twin Lakes
Dahl
Hanson
Tonstead
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EP. M'Donald, SR
Aluminum
New Kensington
Geo, Potchernick
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E. M. Scarbrough & Sons
Broville Turrows Hdwe Co
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Brownwood Weikley-Watson-Milter Haywe, Co
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Comfort D
Rolecano & Sons
del Rio
Tne Reach
McLymont Co
Lockhart
Joe Masur
Mercedes Rio Grande Hdwe. and Machine Co
Brophan J. Schieider Sons Co
Gionalon
Cook & Ply
Bothy and Lewis
Kingey Ile Kingavilla Lumber Co
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Kabstown
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San Angelo
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