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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1928
Page
14
That baby you have longed for is now here. Mrs Margaret Burton of Kansas City writes of finding motherhood after years of denial and nervous struggle. She shares her happiness to inspire other women to write for advice.
An advertised home remedy touts a Pinez Pinex mixture as a fast acting cure for stubborn coughs and chest colds. Instructions describe liquor strong Pinez concentrate blended with sugar syrup, claiming rapid relief, pleasant taste, and safety with a money back guarantee.
A misleading ad proclaims a New York specialist’s prescription as a cure for rheumatism neuralgia neuritis and related pains. It claims rapid relief without opiates and money-back guarantee, urging readers to buy at local drug stores and promising dramatic recovery to bedridden patients.
The Maryland carrier group sails toward Corinto Nicaragua on Hoover Latin American head ship tour. President elect Hoover aims to boost neighborly ties with Honduras El Salvador and Nicaragua while Marines board at Corinto. Mexican lawmakers denounce Hoover visit linking to Anglo American trade tensions and ambassador Morrow’s work.
Students will perform a playlet at Poe on Wednesday morning featuring teachings and music. The program centers on Thanksgiving with a brief address by the principal, addressing the plan, under the guidance of Misa Vertu, the faculty leader in charge.
A fragmented reminiscence from Will Rogers recounts meeting General Pershing, Samuel Baruch, Herbert Swope, and Charles Schwab in New York. Rogers jokes about political bets and the vanity of power, noting even prominent figures seek human moments beyond fame. He promises to introduce friends when next visiting.
Ambassador Draight W. Morrow Mrs. Morrow and daughter Anne prepare to depart Mexico City after inauguration of Portes Gil as provisional president. They travel by special car to return home for Christmas and attend Pan American conference. rumors swirl about future posts. Morrow endures high altitude and frequent Cuernavaca weekends, but remains in good health for the sacrifice.
Governor Alfred E. Smith returns to Albany from a southern vacation spent largely on the Mississippi coast as a guest of Maj. Toho Cohen and national committeeman Hoemarelie. He resumes duties at his desk in Albany today.
Panama reports Cartago Province and surrounding areas suffered near total coffee crop destruction after a recent storm. Officials say the virulent weather devastated virtually the entire crop in the region and adjoining districts.
Panama announces plans to name a public plaza after Theodore Roosevelt. President Aresemena said the congressional measure would memorialize Roosevelt, naming the site in his honor in Panama.
An order from town and county health officials bans gatherings in Twin Jally County due to a meningitis wave. The directive pauses meetings to prevent spread while health authorities urge adherence and provide guidance for residents and local organizations.
The company champions an attitude of ongoing research and testing, welcoming new ideas. It emphasizes that improvements are shared with the public when proven, applying this open minded approach across all divisions.
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