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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1928
Page
10
Robert Y Maverick Fe, 23, of San Antonio, died in an airpligs crash at Cerne. Local authorities reported the crash involving a small aircraft during a flight test near the Cerne area. Further investigation underway with crews on site.
Medical note describes a fever type linked to malaria and mentions a genus A as related to the organism. The text references intermittent and remittent fever patterns and bilious fever as associated conditions, outlining a historical approach to malaria symptoms and their management.
A garbled historic note promotes drinking water when back or kidneys ache. It claims a quart daily aids digestion and cleansing, naming unnamed remedies and acids, touting a herbal mix and a flush of supposed toxins. The text references illogical ingredients and dubious cures, warning that the “acid of Rraprsony Jeon jtice” combined with Fithia supposedly stimulates digestion and relieves weakness.
Readers glimpse a fragment of a school pageant plan with mentions of Nipper Leinkby and Mloinor Beneken ridge elementary, activities by students, teachers, and a principal, plus committee notes and park booths.
Maverick, vice president of Ve Dovas Airplane corporation, left San Antonio with his wife and child after a car crash near Worcs Ubristi hospital. Mrs Long sustained injuries. the crash occurred Thursday morning and investigators seek causes while the family braces for possible recovery.
Eleanor Brackenridge school students will perform In a Japanese Garden twice on Friday. Lylith Stein and Leslie Brigance lead, with hundreds of students in ensembles of singing and dancing. The outdoor presentation will be attended by Misses Zula Wants Catherine Tobnson Jane Wurzbach Kelen Miriam Bugelking and George IL. Denman Nevis from San Antonio joined Wednesday for the event.
A fragmented editorial review critiques a writer’s use of charged language. The text hints at calls for capital punishment and government recognition of minority issues, reflecting controversial rhetoric and editorial backlash from the era.
CVVIZEN objects to annual toden in the city criticizing cruelty in stock roping and bulktosging events. The letter denounces harming and starving cattle for sport and urges humane treatment and an end to the practice.
A jumble of garbled names and phrases describes beauty routines and fashion hints set against a New York context. The fragment hints at cosmetic ideas, skin care, and a dubious claim of a movie engagement, but the text is largely indecipherable with nonsensical sequences and misrendered terms.
Fire damaged the Sullivan home at 1000 Highland Boulevard as neighbors helped, and officers used a garden hose to control the blaze. Fire was extinguished with no serious injuries reported, though furniture was moved outside for safety. Jean Sullivan aided by firefighters. The investigation notes the blaze started from smoking or possibly cigar embers.
Advertisement notes a horse named Sairehoive to race in pool classification 371 light. Details are brief and use unclear wording, but reference to a classification system and pool event remains.
Fragmented Army dispatch lists officers and units reassigned or on duty across Forts and depots. The notice mentions colonels, lieutenants, engineers, infantry, veterinary promotions, and retirement actions tied to posts including Fort Leavenworth, Fort Teavensver, Norfolk, and New York with several named individuals and departments.
Police court handles Traffic Day with eleven defendants. The report notes unclear statuses and outcomes, with references to Hue Tate and a stock report. The fragment mentions Wednesday and Thursday entries, and miscellaneous legal references amid damaged OCR.
Letters from readers in Woodleaf and Jacksonville praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring energy and reducing nervousness in weak tired women. Mrs Rosa Swierso and Mrs Ross Mounts report improved ability to work and steadier mood after using the remedy for several months.
SLED physicians note pimples boils and skin eruptions signal systemic abnormality. Thousands have freed themselves from blemishes and painful skin annoyances by taking a course of 8.5.8. You owe it to yourself and friends to learn more.
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