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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
11
In Guadalajara on October 26 federal troops cleared barricaded students from a university building after a strike demanding the resignation of Rector Diaz De Leon. The students had announced they would continue the protest until their demands were met.
Ad text promises relief for varicose ulcers and old sores using Emerald Oil. Claims no surgery or infection, immediate pain relief and swelling reduction, and quick healing with home treatment. Includes money back guarantee and availability at drug stores and retailers.
Readers can tailor Katy rail fare bargains by adding lodging charges of 4.75, 8.50, or 11.50 to any of three fares. The offer promises a lifetime chance to view century‑old attractions, inviting travelers to personalize their trip duration and expense.
A humorous local item notes rising prices and missed wood orders affecting household life. It quips that wood ads in the want ads may shield readers from domestic disputes as prices climb. The piece plays on household silliness and the timing of deliveries.
The San Antonio German club hosted a formal luncheon at the St. Anthony hotel to honor season debutantes. Tables in the tapestry room featured green damask, Italian pottery bowls of fruit, amber crystal, and a harvest centerpiece. Honorees included Mesdames Clegg, Drought, Denmen, Hagelstein, Harding, Helland, Kuntz, Gott Nelson, Pancoast, Clay wherts, Schuchard, Spencer, Tewes, and Winerich.
The Yanaguana society met in San Antonio to appoint heads for committees. John H. Bickett Jr, Harry Hertzberg, Frederick Chabot and others were named to select headquarters as the society grows to about 200 members. Chairmen include Chabot for manuscripts, Moos for bibliography, Miss Eleanor Qonderbank for art, Albert Steves Sr for photograph and photostat, Woodhull telecommittee, Pearson Newcomb for newspaper and magazine, Miss Adina de Zavala for landmark committee.
The North Texas Methodist conference enters its second day in Denison with the effort to elect delegates to the quadrennial general conference in Jackson, Mississippi. The future of Kidd Key College in Sherman and Wesley College in Greenville will be decided as school readjustment topics are discussed.
Washington October 26. War department officials said no decision was made on accepting bite from Henry Ford due to his failure to sign the NRA automobile code. Ford bid on an army motorization contract but was not the low bidder. If he bids low again, a prior inquiry would decide if he meets the code requirements.
OKLAHOMA CITY October 26 Ed L Hise governor elect of the Texas Oklahoma Kiwanis district announced the following lieutenant governors for Texas to take office January 1 Lee McWilliams San Marcos Roy D Cutta Corpus Christi W G Todd Beaumont Charles S Dudley Dallas Dr H Arthur Zaphe Mineral Wells and B Gherrad Dubboelk all named with titles and postings in the district leadership slate
Promotes a drugstore diuretic and stimulant product to flush kidneys and ease bladder irritation. Describes symptoms of kidney weakness such as waking at night puffy eyes cramps backache and moist palms and urges purchasing GOLD MEDAL Haariem Oi Caneutes from Heardem in Holland for cheap relief.
Bishop Bertrand Stevens of Los Angeles will be guest of honor at a reception from 8 to 10 p m Thursday at St Mark s Episcopal church. Stevens who is 45 the guest of Mr and Mrs Hiram Parlee at 605 Belknap place will preach at the morning service Sunday at St Mark s where he was formerly rector.
John Stevens of 923 North Alamo Street is recovering after being struck by a car at North Alamo and Tenth Streets Wednesday night. Also recovering is Mrs. Magelo Brown, 74, of 102 Upson Street, with a broken arm and other injuries.
Austin October 26 conditional pardon granted today by Governor Ferguson in signed form for Tack Butterwhils of Kerr and Kerr counties. Convicted of murder and robbery with intent in July 1918, sentence three years.
Doctors warn that about eighty percent suffer from Acid Stomach due to acid forming foods in the modern diet. Headaches, stomach pains after eating, gas, and biliousness signal the condition, and a simple remedy is one tablet per teaspoon of the liquid.
Three condemned men face the electric chair at a western state penitentiary in Kentucky after midnight. Boone Bowling and Harve Burton were convicted of murder in separate cases, while after Dewberry awaits execution for the murder of Thomas Tillery. Governor Ruby Luffoon could intervene to halt the sentences.
Public hearings on Nazi activities in the United States are slated to begin November 14 under chairman Dickstein of the house immigration committee. The New York Democrat announced the date and said he would present material to shock the American public, arguing that if Germany did in the United States what Nazis do there, they would be shot.
A dubious health ad extols Oyster-X as a powerful revival tonic for men over 40, claiming raw oysters’ nutrients are concentrated into tablets. The pitch promises quick stamina boosts, a money back guarantee, and distribution through drugstores.
An advertisement touts Condensed JAD Salts as a simple daily regimen to lose weight. It claims a full meal plan, a teaspoonful in water before breakfast, two diet changes, and rapid loss of pounds, with a note about temporary water weight and toxics removal. It stresses low cost and quick results while warning the product is a diuretic style aid rather than a true reducing agent.
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