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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1929
Page
14
Washington lawmakers consider a bill to extend the start and completion times for a bridge project over the Rio Grande, sponsored by Senator Sheppard. The measure seeks one and three year extensions for commencing and finishing the bridge to be built by the Los Omes International Bridge Company at the Grandline crossing, Teh, WAS.
Burt M. McConnell recounts a solitary trek into the North Woods to verify a plan and share his pride in a winter coat undergoing tanning. A surprise visit by officials to his camp aims to ensure his project was carried through on the square. The tale notes how public notices spurred a family reunion after 19 years, as brothers Perron reconnect after news reports reached them in Montreal and Leclerc.
A lone narrator describes shivering in an open-face gack-pine capri as Verrons and Perron family members briefly reconnect after a long isolation. Local officials led by Father Tremblay Mayor Perrault and foresters join the voyage to a remote village, delivering a rare outside contact during two weeks of solitude.
The readable portions describe a disjointed committee discussion with references to terms like Tron and Viger Toten, but most of the text is garbled and does not yield a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities for a precise summary.
An unclear passage discusses food, trees, and social topics with garbled terms. It mentions moments of observation, daily life hints, and a vague reference to a map and living trends, but coherent facts and names are largely unreadable.
In Albuquerque two men duped local man William J. Vanas of 570 dollars by claiming to raise funds for charity. The victims say the scheme unfolded with the con artists promising returns, then vanished. Vanas later found only 994 in paper and two one dollar bills in the box, marking the first recorded confidence game in town.
Accompanied by more than 450 persons, 75 Simmons University Cowboys Band members will tour Europe next summer for seven weeks. Fred Haskell arranged the trip. demand for bookings in Europe was high. The band will perform in two sections to meet orders, with ornate brass-studded staging and each member outfitted with fine cowhide chaps. The trip begins from Dallas on June 7, with a roomy, pep-filled roadster and low prices promised.
C. VW Stowell and Savetha of Kansas report a new home treatment for ca tahrah sinus diseases. The program, mailed to patients, is directed by Dr. Medical Lucerne in Sanan City Mo with support from specialists in ca 1 rhal diseases.
A dubious advertisement promises that Norman reduces high blood pressure and stops symptoms like flushed face and nervousness. It claims a bottle can lower pressure and cure distress, urging readers to trust a physician’s prescription and personal proof.
The Senior Hi Yehibs of Fiat Antonig will hold their first meeting of the new school term at the YoUAl GA on October 4. The Cuchiadate club will run the event. The Alma He his School club, directed by KR. Trvok, will present the program.
Reading fragments describe various herbal tonics and nostrums claimed to ease severe indigestion. References mention Vax Vive medicines and plant-based extracts touted for stomach relief, with dated or period-tinged names and uncertain quality.
At the University of California Berkeley, a new camera designed by associate Professor E. O. Lawrence records events in a billionth of a second. The device, called 5158, uses a unique shutter system and a spectroscopic spark detector to photograph rapid optical changes and color variations, promising sharper images of fleeting phenomena.
Det William A Daniel, physician, was accused of selling narcotics for addicts use after a complaint filed before U S Commissioners signed by Winston McMahon. A $500 bond was set for an examining trial Friday. Daniel claimed the purchaser, reportedly an undercover agent, begged him to sell it until he consented.
An American trade agent reports that American phonograph records are popular in France with shops regularly offering concerts. Thrifty French buyers pay two to three francs to hear the music and then purchase the records.
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