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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1928
Page
13
Col Herbert A. White, judge advocate general at Eighth Corps Area headquarters, led the Friday noon Kiwanis gathering at the Lexus Independence hotel. Miss Ethel Crider performed on the program, with Gregg Francis serving as program chairman.
A vintage advertisement promotes Pape's Diap Popain as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims a tablet after meals neutralizes acidity, relieves pain, and strengthens a weak stomach, urging readers to buy a 60 cent package for instant relief.
A testimonial from Marion Rone ema of 24 Charlton Street Wor Maes claims a plant based medicine relieved chronic stomach issues and heartburn. The ad touts decade long use as a dependable cure for liver and bowel problems and lists San Antonio drug stores as sales points.
San Antonio and area residents feature a week of visitors and events. Mrs G A Sellveeder of Jourdan ton. Mrs Leonard Brown and Mrs Otto Jay of Mleusanton. Mr and Mrs T D Millay of Houston. Mr and Mrs Garein of Laredo. Dr E F Stroud of Corpus Christi. Dick Lambert from San Antonio joins Palmerd group. many locals travel or host guests, attend meetings, or plan trips to San Francisco and other cities. Local clubs, church speaking engagements, and YWCA fundraising events are noted along with hunting trips and university visits.
In Chicago, a jury found fifteen men guilty of election fraud and related crimes tied to a violent campaign during the bloody twentieth ward election. Sentences ranged from one to thirteen years, with fines up to $1250. one defendant, To Foy Andring alias Peppy Gonere, faced conviction.
In Louisville on March 22, belief that the Vestris disaster caused the death of Mr and Mrs W Brownfield of Towisville persisted among friends and relatives. Will records from Stationery of the V indicate the Brownsfield heirs were witnessed and forwarded to John O Davis of Evansville for probate.
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