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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
17
Recovery signs appear in October employment gains and better bank clearings but industry shows mixed results. Reports from Dun and H. B. Morgan reveal turmoil in rail traffic, steel, autos, and energy as war debt concerns and European currency tensions influence sentiment and policy.
A damaged ad extols creosote and Creomulsion as cures for persistent coughs and colds. It claims doctors recommended Creosote in the same form for years and promises a money refund if relief isn’t achieved. The piece warns a lingering cough may signal serious trouble and urges keeping Creosote ready for immediate use.
Widespread ad speaks of free trial Hay Fever and Asthma treatment at a Lane Building. It claims customers are completely satisfied and offers a refund if not benefits seen, urging readers to visit and obtain trial doses and instructions.
A mother of six testifies that Resinol ointment never fails to heal her children's wounds. She notes it quickly helped burns, cuts, and hangnails, praising the product as especially effective for blisters and minor injuries.
In Marseilles a Russian exile, Trotzky, was landed ashore by coastguard motoring toward Lyons to resume his voyage to Copenhagen. Police restricted access as he proceeds to deliver a political statement at Copenhagen University before returning to Prinkipo Island. Currency and banking news show irregular gains with hopeful signs in employment and relief funds despite ongoing financial strain.
New York November 21 A judge named Jacob Marks must decide if Charles Levine the Atlantic air passenger is rich or penniless after Levine claimed he has no money while his estranged wife seeks $93 000 a year alimony. He asserts ownership of at least 4 090 000 in securities and awaits a report on his finances.
Washington Nov 21 The car service division of the American Railway Association reports Class I railroads had 48 137 surplus freight cars in repair and ready for service on October 31 down from 397 121 on October 1. Surplus coal cars fell to 170 841 a drop of 8 370 while box cars numbered 213 540 a decline of 1 336.
New York November 21 1921 Felen Henderson former Polly beauty is granted an interlocutory divorce from William Girvea her third husband they wed last April no alimony requested the decree will become final upon entry.
Col Theodore Roosevelt Jr. governor of the Philippines concluded a tour of Joro Island to inspect rebel activity. The island has seen uprisings that cost over 50 constabulary lives and more, with Roosevelt moving on to Zambosnea in Mindanao.
A military reserve major died when a wing dropped from an aircraft during a test flight over a fork today. J.C. Bryan, major in the army reserve and operator of the Bryan Air Service, plummeted about 3000 feet to his death.
A report from City News ALT Cryer describes a commuter disturbance on a Monday involving a $304 purchase gone wrong. Police searched the area and found no stolen parts or abandoned jewelry. Hermann Bin is invited to a social event on Thursday, November 24, 1332, at 7 p.m., with Hermann Bons Mail listed.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for L A Stumberg 40 of 108 East Ashby Pines who died at his residence Saturday Dr P B Hill of the First Presbyterian Church officiated Stumberg survived by widow Myctle Booth Stumberg a brother Henry Stumberg two sisters and three sons all of San Antonio Pallbearers were listed Wholesale grocery stores closed in respect to memory of Mr B Stumberg Hawes native of San Antonio was in brokerage and mercantile business with step father J ot Allardyce
A reader in The Light urges improved city safety and criticizes current traffic practices. The letter laments five October traffic deaths, questions drunk driving enforcement, and notes police reluctance to arrest prominent individuals. It questions transit costs and schedules, arguing cars offer faster, cheaper travel times.
Washington November 21 The Federal Reserve Board reports October shows a further rise in member bank reserves with an $70,005,000 increase in the nation's gold reserve and a $20,100,000 nonseasonal currency return from Nanking. Total loans and deposits among member banks also rose while bank indebtedness to the Fed declined to a low not seen since September 1927.
Washington, Nov. 1 The 1930 furniture industry in Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, New Mexico and Wyoming shows sales 14 percent below 1922 levels, according to a study by the Commerce Department. The report covers North Central and Western states and notes declining demand across the sector.
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