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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1930
Page
10
The speech recalls the birth of the American Legion in France in 1918. It emphasizes service, courage, and commitment to principles of justice, freedom, and democracy, urging members to uphold and defend the republic and foster mutual helpfulness among comrades.
In a night incident Mrs Owen reports severe stomach gas scare that frightened her husband. Adlerike is claimed to relieve gas and cleanse bowels within ten minutes, with testimonials from Sommere Wagner stores.
Advertisement proclaims Fasteeth stabilizes dentures to prevent slipping. Claims wearers experience embarrassment from loose teeth, urges purchase at Sommers drug stores or other good drug stores.
Fragmented OCR text reports a bizarre medical claim about a stimulant or treatment, noting a woman freed from neuritis after five weeks of inability to work. It mentions doses, a large number of boxes, and claims of pain relief and work restoration, with garbled expert references and marketing language.
The president urges reinvigorated wartime loyalties translated into pragmatic citizenship. He warns of postwar unrest and crime, stresses ordered government, defense readiness, and universal responsibility. Emphasizing peace through justice, he cites Kellogg Briand pact and London naval agreements, defends against imperial fears, and calls citizens to act at the ballot box and in community law enforcement.
A Soviet proposal outlines democratizing fashion for proletarian women through seasonally approved styles and a common dress type. Congresses of clerks and workers would select designs, with imports restricted and private dressmakers limited to maintain uniformity under the Garment Trust.
Phi Beta Kappa announces an initiation ceremony in Tokyo, marking the first time the society plans such an event in Japan. The list includes several selected members from American universities and a noted emphasis on cross cultural exchange amid postwar relations.
In New Orleans October Coste and Bellonte join Jie Vigliaste and Cransallgather Newtonne to represent a department of commerce. They head to Atlanta this afternoon on a goodwill mission to promote the United States.
Ad urges readers to avoid substitutes and old remedies with claims of tamed bile flow and liver cleansing. It promotes Carters Little Liver Pills as a preferred option and warns substitutes are insolent, urging purchase from druggists.
Evansville user Mrs Earl White recalls her father keeping Black- Draught at home for laxative use. She reports it helped her husband and children, eased chest pain from gas, and restored energy after indigestion. The ad claims thousands of others found relief from constipation and related symptoms.
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