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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
5
A resident of Unshroyile Road, Gehan, was severely burned when a tank exploded and jet fuel ignited clothing. He was carried to Robert hospital and then to his home where doctors marked his condition critical. Fire investigators are examining witnesses and scene details as to cause.
In a quirky property dispute, Justice McNitt weighs who owns a mongrel dog after theft accusations surface. Frank W. Volkowski presents a case involving a neighborly canine claimed by the Petranes. The judge questions how to determine ownership when the animal’s allegiance shifts and pets are divided among families.
A California forester reports counting vast tree stocks and notes claims of theft affecting thousands of acres. He cites a total figure near 100,000,000 trees and mentions multiple species and locales, urging monitoring and securing logs and stands across the state.
Fragmentary society notice reports license loss for driving duties amid garbled text and scattered details. No clear names, places, or dates are decipherable, leaving the main action as a license suspension or revocation tied to unspecified individuals and locales.
Jesus Amuilar a 21 year old Sid Chihushuda Street newsboy felt wealth’s thrill after finding one hundred dollars. He kept the cash in one pocket and handed the money to Detective Captain Walter Harvey when he reported the find at the station. The owner, Frank I. Pease, dairyman, identified the money and received a reward.
Littleton residents express mixed feelings after the trial of Dr Elmer Blazer charged with the murder of his daughter Bazel Ingrit Hinzer. The verdict sparked tension as jurors faced hostility from some townspeople for their decision.
Two Army fliers escaped unharmed after a landing mishap at Kelly Field. The damaged craft suffered four smashed landing gear but no other injuries or structural harm were reported to Pfc. Sauotenant W. Uk. Meek and Lieutenant Park Holland, both attached to the field.
LONPHOS, Nov. 27. Radio heated overcoats may enter wardrobes of the well dressed men, says Prof. Avermetran Low, a European scientist and inventor. He predicts ray heated clothing could heat or cool the wearer and guard against coughs, with early work by Professor Towie on transmitting light and power noted.
Talis reports the national commission of government protection investigated the disappearance of 17 statues from the Mazarin palace, home of the Institute of France, after checking a list and finding 12 states had strayed from their pillars.
Wenards Waine’s sardine factories report bustling operations along the Maine coast. The Roginson Nav entries note the largest plant remaining active beyond usual hours, with wells and TAL works extending hours. The fragment hints at sustained production and ongoing adjustments in processing schedules.
Fragmented obituary style note reports a deputy’s daughter receiving $5000 amid references to an industrial accident and court actions. The unclear text cites Sheriff Wwalled and Manders in Whit with scattered proper nouns and dates.
The Rev Donald Fraser officiated a marriage between Aller Merle Whitehouse and Annie J Spencer amid financial strain. Whitehouse, recently divorced, faced a declined credit scenario as funds ran low. Spencer, arriving from Portland, waited while Fraser resolved payment, issued certificates, and mailed the marriage documents.
Tondon Nov 27 Dr Hratings Gilford former professor at Royal College of Surgeons told Royal Institute of Health in London that birth control and civilization degrade digestive organs and fuel cancer in women. He urged returning to nature and fewer household duties as causes for declining fertility and cancer risks.
Nov 27 Qualcutea A Rajputana district heir apparent from Kotwh helped a mauled villager after a bear attack in the jungle. Rajendra Singh Bahadur rode to a hospital, sent a car and chauffeur, and provided first aid to clean wounds, likely saving the man’s life.
An aged advertisement promotes Polley’s Honey and Tar as the best remedy for coughs and colds. It claims wide praise from friends, noting Mr. Tavis at 651 B. dsth, Chicago. The copy urges readers to obtain a bottle from nearby stores today.
An appellate division of the supreme court affirmed the conviction of former treasurer Sal Wurke, once governor of North, on a fund charge. The ruling upholds the earlier judgment against Wurke despite multiple prior legal challenges and unsuccessful appeals.
An advertisement by James Allen of Rochester New York touts ALLEN as a universal cure for rheumatic pain and alleged poisonous deposits. It promises permanent relief within twenty four hours and guarantees refunds if not satisfied, claiming widespread authorization and urging readers to trust the remedy.
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