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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1927
Page
3
The city realizes potential as a commercial aviation center as leaders from ATAS MEN SPEAK and others note significant progress in aviation facilities. Col Lindbergh did not visit the area due to perceived lack of interest in commercial aviation.
Four suspects were charged with robbery with firearms in relation to a Tecluscans bank hold up last Thursday. Two others were charged in Coreleana with breaking into the First State Bank at Richland. The report mixes several unclear items and advertising text with limited readable facts.
An advertisement promotes The Williams Treatment claiming to reduce high uric acid and relieve fatigue joint stiffness and kidney irritation. It offers a free 82 dose bottle by mail from The Dr D A Williams Company with no obligation and a long history dating to 1882.
A crowded column notes numerous residents and visitors in San Antonio and Eagle Pass. It lists Navy trainees, illness recoveries, and trips by residents including Mrs. Carl Baegu, Florentino Rawle, Betty Trammell, and Maj. William Southard. Dozens of names, towns, and brief outings mark a busy period with visits to San Antonio, Rockport, and other locales.
A reader from Reading, Pennsylvania reports three months of eczema on a baby's cheeks with severe itching and blisters. After using Resinol Ointment and Soap, itching ceased, redness faded, and the skin cleared within a week. Signed from Mount Vernon.
Archaeologist Brown reports in Chicago from Mexico City a find of ancient desertions and horns carved from animals producing strange roan like sounds. The artifacts resemble early instruments and hint at a Mesico Valley music culture with bundle of curiosities.
A dense OCR style list outlines tonight’s radio and orchestra programming across stations including KORG KDKA KFAT WLS WMAQ and more. It notes concert broadcasts 8:00 and 8:30 p.m. with programs featuring orchestras, tenors, and choirs, plus many call letters and station references.
Dr Charles W Hackett of Yale spoke on Can Ambassador Morrow and relations while a luncheon program featured a San Antonio senior symphony orchestra performance conducted by Olly Zoeller with solo numbers by Miss Martha Freier and Amie Astore. Wilson Newtewell was chairman of the program.
Bam and Frenis headline a WXW WLW SX orchestra program with KNX coverage. The event centers on a regional concert series featuring the ensemble with local broadcast and sponsor ties.
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