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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
12
Former resident Mrs. Fenetta Sargent Haskell, living in Boston, has published a novel from deep Ozark experiences. The book, Cup of the Hills, portrays Chase Bill communities with austere pride and faith in God, featuring photos and pen and ink illustrations.
An old home remedy promotes mixing Pinex with sugar syrup or honey in a pint bottle to treat stubborn coughs and chest colds. The ad touts faster relief at lower cost, claiming purity, stability, and potent action on bronchial membranes and phlegm, with Norway Pine extract as key ingredient.
A fragment describes a topical product named Tagrown Nail Turns Right Out used for toenail issues. It mentions prevention of inflammation and pain and claims to lift the skin away from the nail bed. A bottle is sold in drugstores under an antisentic misnamed label.
Mag Ei Heinit of Carola fington North Dakota says nine years of acne vanished after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports 93 percent improvement after three bottles and now has clear skin on face chest and toe.
In a San Luis Obispo dispatch Will Rogers writes of Nick Utere as a highly capable and fair congressman and urges Democrats to keep him in the House. He argues Garner would slump without his ally and frames the race as a national calamity if Utere were defeated.
An opera school will open in San Antonio within weeks to provide the entire cast for future Civic Opera Company presentations. The school will train students in voice, stage routing, ballet, and chorus groups. productions will debut after a winter training period. The project is funded by a $10,000 security goal, with merchants and patrons supporting operatic efforts.
President and Mrs Hoover will mail absentee ballots from the capital to California for the November 4 election. They plan to send their ballots to their Palo Alto home precinct early next week, a move seen as boosting the Republican total in the state.
David K. E. Bruce of Syosset New York son in law of Secretary Mellon asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to permit him to become a director of Union Pacific and subsidiaries He said he had held no comparable railroad positions previously.
National commander Herman F. Weimer of the Disabled American Veterans spoke in Washington urging that Congress guarantee preferences for qualified disabled men if any pensions or benefits are created, warning against creating a war on veteran issues.
BRUGES October 22. Crowing diffiv Antwerp. Diamond rattys compelled owners to number of working day from 15th month to three each week. September figures show that 2830 cutters out of 14 279 were uncollected.
Frank M. Wilmot, 46, secretary and manager of the Carnegie Hero Fund commission and close personal friend of the late Andrew Carnegie, died suddenly at his home in Pittsburgh today.
William Boyd Stewart aged 70, brother of Union Oil founder Tate Lyman Stewart, died in Upland California from a complication of diseases. He was a native of Pennsylvania.
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