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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1928
Page
17
Jace Nunley a veteran coal miner from Pray City recounts relief from indigestion and fatigue after using Mack-Wraight tea and Pack Brought remedies. He notes prior stints of digestive spells and periodic weakness impacting his work.
A San Antonio ceremony unites Charles R. Shaw and Miss Wilmot Grace in the city’s first Hallelujah wedding by Salvation Army officials. The narrative then shifts to a sprawling, fragmented prose scene featuring Eddie, Marion Thorndike, and Melancholy, with tense reflections on love, dignity, and future work.
A Salvation Army wedding linked two workers in a wartime styled ceremony at the Salvation Army headquarters on Avenue FF Monday night. The couple, Charles J. Shay and Miss Wilmot Ginee Pisterson, spoke of life in service with the Army, while Drigalier Davi Muio officiated. Friends and colleagues from the organization attended as the pair joined in matrimony amid era memories and reflections on years of service.
A fragment describes a clock at St Mary's Church and a debate over timing in a steeple clock contest between rival watchmakers Duidoel and Wiley. The article notes the challenge of determining the exact hour and mentions watch accuracy and conflicting claims influencing station clocks.
An advertisement-style block touts Plant Juice as a remedy for indigestion gas and constipation. It claims rapid digestion aid and bowel relief, mentioning improved spirits and energy. The copy targets San Antonio and nearby towns with claims of widespread use and testimonials.
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