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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
7
EW ORLEANS September 5 After the arrest that night of Robert L. Ragan 25 of Commerce Texas police said they found unloaded pistols and two pairs of black garbles in his automobile Ragan was arrested after a disturbance with a garage man over the repair of a car.
Damaged OCR reads as an advertisement from the Masonic Temple in Minneapolis Minnesota listing a medical treatment and money back guarantee. It mentions a dressription on liver and FAD bladder roobies and a 28 Tara Sqld under Money Back Guarantee. Clip this NOT, Don't operat.
A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes great misery and introduces Merall Orderlies as a remedy. The tablet supposedly draws water into the colon to soften hard waste, producing a gentle natural movement without habit or dose increases. Chew Rexall Orderlie at night for 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Stores.
The Southwest Texas Teachers Institute concludes Friday after a week of lectures by 11 university speakers. Attendance peaked at Trackenridee Senior School halls with capacity crowds. Professor A Leonard of Wisconsin urged teachers to help children distinguish reality from fantasy and to balance romance with truth in stories.
The text describes a historic formula named rhem from a rock origin over fifty years ago. It mentions asthma attacks and a mixture of berries, herbs, leaves, and ceeda producing smoke to soothe mucous membranes. The note claims increasing use in the United States and many foreign countries and references drug attack concerns.
At the LA Institute three notable attendees are identified, Dr. S. A. Leonard of the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Margaret E. Bryson medical advisor for women at Colorado State Teachers College, and Dr. William H. Burton of the University of Chicago.
Dr Leonard remarks on improbability of lying in a discussion on romance. Capacity audiences heard Dr William H. Burton from Chicago University and Dr Margaret Wryson of Colorado State Teachers College speaking on Eating and Living. Beta chapter Delta Kappa Gamma hosted a dinner honoring Miss Cora Marfin, UT educator and speaker. Other talks covered the Texas Service Club’s work with humane societies and domestic relations initiatives in Bexar County.
Miss Tundle Reyney, 102 St Martin Street, suffered facial burns when she tried to light a gas stove at Remmer's Kitchen, 211 Market Street, Thursday morning. She was treated and discharged from Robert D B Green Hospital after first aid.
City hall announced a campaign to collect more than 1,000,000 in back taxes. The legal department will file 50 to 100 suits starting next week as the first wave in the drive.
The city weed gang was dissolved on Thursday with only eight workers remaining. William Tucker, superintendent in the division, stated over 500 tons of weeds were cut during the summer season from April 1. The original force numbered 135 men.
MOSCOW Sept. 5 UP Dr Haye Eckener hopes to make a special flight in the dirigible Graf Zeppelin over Moscow at some future time to give the Russian people a glimpse of the famed airship He said in a telegram to Russian authorities expressing regret that he was unable to pass over the Soviet capital on the Graf due to unfavorable weather conditions.
British military HQ told German authorities that the last British soldier will depart the Rhineland by December 13. The first districts to be freed from foreign troops will be Koenigstein and Schwalbach with the vacation ending by September 26. Detachments will leave Wiesbaden itself by December.
A fire destroyed an oil storage tank and its contents worth about 80 000 dollars near West Tulsa after a lightning strike during a severe electrical storm. Firemen aided in fighting the blaze and deterring further spread.
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