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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
4
The program at the Majestic Theater features entertainment by Freak Sullivan headlining a talk on optimism by Harry Holme, the RKO pessimist, with Truth Yennw blues singer and pianist bringing the Blues to Optimists.
Promotes indigestion remedy using pure Bluturate Magnesia in water with hot water to draw blood to the stomach and neutralize acid. Claims rapid relief from fermentation and bloating and suggests dosing with five grain Bisursted Mazuesie tablets to prevent fermentation and reduce acidity.
Fragmented OCR reads like a health ad promising painless corns removal using a home method. It mentions quick relief and fingers as tools, with scattered phrases about feet and a dubious product origin. The garbled text references names and numbers without clear, reliable detail.
A garbled Oct 21 cable describes a hotel ball at Tres Muntm hotel where a head waiter boasts about rapid cleanup and links to hardship. The piece mocks social behavior, notes empty bottles sent home, and mentions global events and sympathy messages to African royalty, reflecting a weathered business climate.
Suit for 100000 damages filed against Bin Antovia by McKenzie Construction over Olmviez dam, seeks transfer to Corpus Christi for trial. Motion cites inability to secure fair jury and political influence in bond election campaign. hearing set but postponed as parties expect out of court agreement.
Funeral services for 47 year old deputy sheriff Al Gittinger will be held Wednesday afternoon from St Henry's Catholic church with Father H. J. Andree officiating. A native of San Antonio he served four years with the local sheriff's office and fourteen years as a public weighman. He died Monday night at his home on Rebmann Street. He is survived by seven brothers and three sisters, all of San Antonio, and other relatives.
In St Louis a report notes Americans invest heavily in photography and cameras. It references industry figures and the surge in consumer interest, highlighting notable names and market trends while hinting at evolving shopping habits and technical changes.
The article notes gains in neon tube production with a focus on optimistic projections and ongoing industrial efforts. It highlights the role of technicians, with mention of factory processes and anticipated efficiency improvements in the sector.
An opaque historical note cites European and German officials discussing foreign trade needs, referencing Basel and Athens amid ambiguous phrasing. The fragment mentions financial terms, potential sanctions, and economic strategy, with scattered names and places that remain uncertain.
In Ouilago on October 21 authorities report the disappearance of an old-fashioned butcher shop described by locals as having cleavers, saws, chopping blocks, and end stands. The event raises questions about lingering danger and possible foul play.
A Los Angeles gossip note reports Jocelyn Lee, the stage actress, is expected to welcome a child within six months. The item notes the stork will visit her home and hints at forthcoming family news.
Los Angeles October 21 Dr William Bowman 44 a nationally known X ray pioneer was found dead last night in his apartment authorities said he appeared to have been the victim of a beating officials reported no further details at this time and the case is under investigation.
Former Senator Charles S. Thomas of Colorado announces to a Washington audience that about six members of the United States Senate will drink. He denounces prohibition as hypocrisy and calls on the anti prohibition crusaders to lead the effort to end it. The outspoken claim underscores tensions over the liquor question in national politics.
In Shanghat on October 21 the will of merchant Choy Cheong is read granting four wives a total of 30000 dollars. The document directs the funds be returned to their lawful consorts in the provinces, and that they pledge before a notary never to remarry.
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