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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
6
The November issue features The Larisi poem by Sap Amionis native Miss Russell Meriwether Hughes known in York as La Meri. She offers a prize of £160 for the best performance in memory of her mother and mother.
SAN PEDRO Cal today announces the assignment of the new Saratoga a 3 000 000 aircraft carrier to the coast. The announcement by naval officers confirms the stationing at the port with Xo net éogth for the w ecific forces.
A New York physician claims lazy liver causes constipation and that Dr Tuuts Liver Pills, a remedy from 80 years ago, reliably stimulates the liver to aid bowel health. Sold widely for 5 cents, the advertisement urges readers to try this old formula from Rommere Wagners or any reputable druggist.
A Portland notice touts natural remedies for sleep, appetite, and digestion. Dr Wilson endorses Flaxalen and Flaxolyn as dietary aids to restore normal function without drugs, claiming international doctor use and broad health benefits.
Lieut J B White of the Marine Corps flew the Manchu Emperor Huan Tung aloft for a voluntary air voyage. The emperor enjoyed the ascent as part of a symbolic gesture involving ozone and air travel.
A flood of visitors and service members populate San Antonio and nearby Eagle Pass during a busy week. Officers and families from Fort Sam Houston, Brooks Field, and Scott Field arrive for duties and leave for Hawaii. several residents and travelers from San Angelo, Eagle Pass, McAllen, Brownsville, Laredo, and Victoria visit the city for business and leisure. Local clubs host meetings as students from Main Avenue High School engage in science and math activities while patriots discuss wartime duties and training schedules.
Rear Admiral Osami Nagamo and officers visited the National Cemetery in Mexico City to honor fallen Aztec dead and lay wreaths at Chapultepec. The ceremony reflected wartime alliance efforts and respect for fallen sailors in a solemn memorial.
Washington reports a Jackson Day dinner plan amid party tensions as Democrats weigh human factors and the risk of fuelling discord. Leaders consider inviting 22 Democratic governors along with national contenders like Al Smith and William Jennings Bryan era recalls shape the debate on speeches and harmony.
Chicago dispatch reports a search for an American world thinker to be trained as a modern Aristotle. E Heidemann-Julius of Girard proposes identifying a youth aged 16 to 20, funding education and mentorship to develop a national philosophical leader.
Federal prohibition officers raided a vast subterranean plant beneath Detroit near Woodward Avenue, uncovering a supply hub for illegal liquor. The complex filled entire blocks with beer vats, barrels, and thousands of gallons, plus significant bar and bottling infrastructure.
Readable fragments list radio stations and programs from many outlets with times around afternoon to late evening. Mentions KDIA WMAG KEW WLS KYW WB, WCCO and others airing music, orchestras, programs and talks in a chaotic nocturnal schedule format.
Mrs. Tioise Park McGill, an artist from Tevas, has her wild flower painting win first prize among Tevas artists at the Cotton Palace exhibit in Waco. Another McGill picture was recently selected for reproduction by the New York graphing company.
A school awards a $25 book prize chosen by the school's Art Director, for a student whose work is recognized. The exact program details are limited but the prize funds are designated for a specific student project.
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