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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1927
Page
2
This ad touts a new remedy named Shut-off that promises instant pain relief for corns and calluses. It claims rapid softening of the skin and feet, urging readers to avoid old treatments and to buy at Summers Drug Stores or other local druggists with simple directions for immediate comfort.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions antiseptic liquid and quick relief for skin irritations. References to pimples and various unclear names and places appear, with partial phrases obstructing clear facts. Likely an advertisement or testimonial snippet from a local paper.
An advertisement promotes Mutley’s Tablets and McCoy products claiming health improvements. The fragment mentions cod liver oil and a tune of positive testimonials. Readers are invited to try the tablets with promises of healing and satisfaction.
In Bucharest on November 15 a quashed conspiracy case clears Mansilescu, a former Romanian undersecretary, of plotting to restore Carol to the throne. Five judges voted to set him free, while prosecutors sought five years’ imprisonment. The verdict shifts focus to Romania’s political future amid long-standing tensions with the Bratianu government.
A war veteran Chaplin figure faces a lawsuit over a film plot fragment. The tale involves a stolen idea, a mistaken identity, and a reference to a Shakespearean line. The scandal ends with a dramatic public rebuttal and a quiet settlement.
Denver voters went to the polls to select a successor to a deceased congressman. Both candidates are Republicans, Hattison White is Democrat. Secret consistory planned in Rome for December 1 with a public ceremony reported. Dorothy Cochrane, American writer, to wed Russian exile Prince Nicholas Karascorgeritch in Paris. McCormas headquarters in Dublin notes honor in music world. Mexico City reports arrival of the director of the state railway.
The city suit over revenue denting property owned by First Baptist Church headed by Dr Frank Norris is scheduled for December 12 in district court. The building spans multiple stories with Sunday school space above and commercial space on the lower floors. Oklahoma City examiner John Th Keeler will weigh questions at Union Station in Olibararan Car.
A committee from the fan ATonly Bar association, appointed Monday by Judge W S Anderson of the Thirty-seventh District court, will draft resolutions of regret for the death of Mayor John W Tobin. Members named are Sylvan Tang J D Dodson Carl Wright Jubasun and Dave Watsag.
A negro man, 24, was jailed Tuesday in connection with the theft of a purse and $20 from Mrs. Erhe Progen of 25 Lexington Avenue. Two youths were also under arrest for a series of thefts in San Amonia and Austin. An advertisement promotes Laxative BROSO QUININE with a late proven remedy and the signature E. WW. Grove.
An article notes Norway obtains foxes from Edward's Island with a consignment of about 1000 animals shipped at prices around 1000 shillings. The report mentions BP EB and mia Edward's Island in a brief market item.
Detective Charles Bartholomae tracked a man linked to a 75 cent check fraud. The suspect, on the run previously, was arrested Tuesday after Bartholomae’s prolonged investigation.
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