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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1949

Page

3

Baker's Hair Tonic Promises Relief for Dandruff

Mrs. D D Simithey of Corpus Christi touts Baker's Hair Tonic as a cure for dandruff and itchy scalp after trying it on her husband the barber at 3311 Leopard St. The advertisement claims refund of every penny if not satisfied and urges patrons to ask for the product at drug stores or shops.

Corpus Christi Texas D. D. Smithey Leopard St. Corpus Christi Haker Mrs. D, D. Simithey Path Lane Corpus Christi, Texas Baker's

Heauty experiment a success t Sea

An eye catching feature titled Any Woman Can Be Beautiful opens in The American Weekly this Sunday. The magazine promises a beauty experiment packed with tips and insights aimed at readers seeking uplift.

Heauty American Weekly the Great Magazine

Temporary restraining order granted in district court

Judge Delos Finch of the Seventy Third District Court granted a temporary restraining order Thursday in a case filed by Emanuel Schwartz against Louis and Rose Miller, owners of 538 W Summit Ave. The order cites alleged abuse and harassment by phone and in person. A hearing for a permanent injunction is set for November 17.

Delos Finch Seventy-Third District Court Emanuel Schwartz Apt. 7 Summit Ave Louis Rose Miller Schwartz Miller Finch

Reds Aids Quit World Radio Board

In Geneva on November 11 officials of the International Telecommunication Union reported the Soviet Union and eight satellites have walked out of conferences that would determine allocations of wheat frequencies to their stations.

Geneva Russkx International Telecommunication Union ITU Soviet Union

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