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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1930
Page
6
In San Antonio the evangelist Gipsy Smith invoked Isaiah to urge church members to stronger, more aggressive Christian living. He spoke two hours at the municipal auditorium, drawing praise and critiquing church complacency while sharing personal experiences and stressing bold faith over earthly approval.
An advertisement claims internal circulation of blood in the lower bowel weakens bowels and causes piles. It promotes a patented internal remedy named 113M IOTD, touted by Dr J Feenhardt after years of use, promising safety, effectiveness, and a money back guarantee if it fails.
Announcement Sunday night said contributions for Gipsy Smith and party of four would be received Thursday. Special blank checks bearing the evangelist's picture will be distributed. Services set for noon Monday to Wednesday in Travis Dark Methodist Church, with a Thursday 10 am Thanksgiving service in the auditorium replacing the regular meeting. Glory Smith to share World War I experiences Thursday night. Friday's address is From Gypsy Tent to Pulpit.
Regulators plan new import rules targeting goods made in whole or in part by convict labor. Assistant Secretary Lawman today said the measures apply broadly, not only to Russia, and would require importers to prove goods were not produced with convict labor. Washington, November.
Detroit dispatch reports one of two robbers killed in hospital after a gun battle in the Briggs hotel lobby. The dead bandit is identified as Frank Ferris. his companion is unnamed. A guard and another robber, Fulrerman Franeie Murphy, were wounded in the exchange. the hotel was on Stark Boulevard and Adama Avenue.
Funeral services for Arthur Barnett TH, a Missouri native who lived in San Antonio five years, were conducted Monday afternoon at Riverside United Church with Rev. D. C. Robinson officiating. He was a member of Plumbers' Tent Union No. 142. Survived by his widow, Kimmie Barnett.
The recreational and playground department plans a full day off for Thanksgiving per director Miss Mary Wilson. She notes the final program features entertainments will be curtailed this year to allow department officials and workers a day of rest.
Smithville, Mo November 24 UP Janes Peters aged 50 who fought with Quantrell in Civil War times died here late after a long illness. He was believed the last Quantrill follower in Cunningham County courts.
Washington reports Chairman Snell urges considering Muscle Shoals as the model for government operated power projects. He argues the site offers a clear example for national use of public power and a baseline for testing government management.
Austin Nov 24 Lon A Smith said the state railroad commission will enforce the common purchaser act relating to pipeline companies in every section of the state. The move follows a request from local operators for rigid enforcement to prevent discrimination among operators in the same field or bor regons.
Bethany Oklahoma November 24 About 650 persons from 202 families are homeless after a tornado. Red Cross survey ongoing. Rehabilitation of homes and businesses is expected to take about a month as relief work continues.
Dr. Carl Weseheke Hua offers Adlerike a simple mixture of plycerin buckthorn bark saline to relieve gas bloating. The remedy reportedly works when others fail with quick gentle action. Sample offered via Wagner Fleven Drug Stores and a free sample request note from Poul, Minn.
Washington, Nov 2. A prohibition modification showdown was dramatized today as Senator Dinghanm, Republican, urged support for a bill to permit manufacture of four year beer. The measure aims to adjust limits and regulate production during ongoing prohibition debates.
Funeral services for Theniore J. Claus age 08 will be held Tuesday morning from the residence 444 Montana street followed by arrival at St Joseph Catholic church. The Rev BP Selmetzer will officiate. Claus was a native of Guitinburg Germany and came to the United States with his parents at age five. He lived in San Antonio the last 25 years and was a pharmacist. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War. Survivors are his widow Mrs Baebaen Cinis and several nephews and nieces.
Two men were reported burned to death today as a blaze damaged buildings in Dernham, a southern suburb. Investigators searched the wreckage while fire crews fought the flames, and the incident was linked to a $40,000 aid package.
In Dunlin Irish Free State on Sunday an assassination attempt near Professor Hayes's home aimed at Geo. Richard Mulcahy minister of local government and public health. Mulcahy was unharmed though one of the attackers' guns misfired and another weapon damaged.
Washington D I Norza Informers on people attempting to smuggle diamonds and other goods into the United States are enjoying a strong year. The customs bureau of the treasury predicts informers will receive a large bounty before year end for aiding government efforts.
A dynamite blast at Guyon's Paradise on Cranford avenue and Washington boulevard drove 10 musicians from the orchestra from their seats last night but caused no injuries. Police believe the attack is tied to wartime tensions and rumors of sabotage around the venue.
Voelpel broke his own glider looping record here Sunday by performing the stunt 20 times to reach the earth from 4500 feet. He claimed the national record after previously looping 17 times at Dallas, Texas, recently.
For over 20 years Zeno has been clearing up skin driving itching and rash. The ad claims Zemo draws out infection and restores the skin to normal, offering a family antiseptic sold everywhere for 5 cents to 1.00 dollars.
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