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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1931
Page
7
A speaker asserts prime age varies, with some thinking around forty while others feel prime at sixty five. He endorses Nujol as a life long habit for steady health, claiming it keeps the body in balance, aids removal of poisons, and supports energy and youth.
An ad promotes Nujol as a natural aid for women and men stressing balance and regularity. It urges starting a daily tabloid like one capsule, claiming benefits across age groups and promising long term relief with three months of faithful use. It notes the product is perfected by Nujol Laboratories New York and sold only in sealed packages.
Washington report notes a renewed flow of gold to American shores after a six week period of outward movement. Analysts cite the large equivalent of reserves and ongoing credit concerns as factors behind the shifting tide. The Treasury and Commerce departments describe the movement as the largest yet seen in similar periods, with $? in circulation and a peak outward flow previously noted.
Federal prohibition agents stopped at a suspected Mary land house during a single night arrest operation. The raid yielded nine cars and a sizable cache of liquor, with 48 men and one woman involved across the routes into Washington. Agent J Brewer confirmed the sweep but withheld details of the method.
The article notes growing enrollment at Girls' High School in Pavor. It highlights new four year programs including millinery, dressmaking, cafeteria management, beauty and culture, designing, handicrafts, home hygiene, ventilation, privacy, and related subjects. Aimed at commercial work and practical skills.
Adele G. Marnote sues for divorce from Iulinn Barnett in superior court. She objects to her husband using their automobile to entertain other women and seeks an injunction restraining disposal of property while the case proceeds.
Attorney General James B Allred announces a new move in a wide ranging oil company case. He seeks to seize stock of Magnolia Petroleum and Shell Petrolean through attachments, alleging shell entities misuse subsidiary structure to skirt Texas law. Court actions center on posturing before a January trial in Travis County.
In Kansas City on November 19 the American Royal Horse Show highlights include Joinep J Pershing’s mounts winning trophies. Tardy Dwite, a noted jumper, has collected many prizes at Port Leaven world and remains a favorite. Capt 0 8 Daving guides the team to victory on the challenging Olympic course Au Gyishew in first place.
Rabbi Abraham Dubin of Aseth Achim synagogue planned a sermon titled Word and Pep. The service at Iaidwig Tewis was postponed to November due to last minute scheduling changes.
Two individuals were treated at Robert Tseeu hospital on Thursday for injuries from a bicycle collision. Victims were Viela Bradford of Pine Street and Roscoe Tivas of Zarzaimor and Hovier, struck by a bicycle on Rivas streets.
A 69 year old man, 172 South Lenin street, sustained a four compound fracture and other injuries after a sudden knockdown on Washington Square. He was rushed to the hospital for treatment.
New York dispatch reports D. Kohlstedt, secretary of the board of home missions and church extension of the Methodist Episcopal Church, warning that political unspiritual democracy threatens church aims. He spoke to the board today detailing concerns about civic forces impacting church work.
Police in Texas issued a lookout for a suspect described as a woman named Sandi who robbed a Chrysler agency in Houston Wednesday night. The thief fled with a new car after holding up the cashier and is believed to have headed toward San Antonio.
Amanda Hyrne of Charleston West Virginia was elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. She succeeds Ts Al Kinshinaku of Troy Alabama. The Jacksonville Florida report notes the victory announced November 10.
An immediate inquiry into recent farm burn activities was urged last night by the National Huciners' union, calling for a thorough review and accountability. The organization demanded transparent reporting and action to prevent further incidents and protect rural communities.
A legislative action confirms passage of the federal reserve act with key figures including Vandenberg and Tikera Bealinn noted in the records. The decision centers on establishing monetary authority and banking oversight at the national level.
HOUWBERY CONFESSION PALUSTINE Texas November 12 40 Voliey said today they obtained a confession from a man believed involved in the robbery of the bank of Palestine yesterday.
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