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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1929
Page
26
A speaker extols the value of regular habits for a baby’s health and future wealth. Mention of a health certificate, Nojol product, and the duty of parents to build a strong foundation through consistent sleep, diet, and routines to prevent illness and ensure the child thrives.
Nurses advise mothers to apply Nujol as an oil bath for babies after baths or when changing clothes to prevent chapping and keep skin soft. The ad promotes Nujol as harmless and drugless, sold only in sealed packages by druggists.
In Tampico Mexico Sept 31 Pascual Ortiz Hubiastas of the National Revolutionary party declared that if Jose Vasconcelos wins the November 17 vote a revolutionary upheaval will be blocked and the Diaz era will revive. Vasconcelistas and Ortiz Hubiastas clashed in Plaza de la Libertad injuring several people as thousands listened to Vasconcelos.
Premier Bruce decided to dissolve parliament after his government lost by one vote on a labor arbitration measure. A general election is expected before the end of October in Canberra.
New York dispatch reports a charge that Police Magistrate Andrew Maerery who died weeks ago after a claimed heart attack was severely beaten the same day for refusing to pay 30000 for reappointment. The accusation arose at a political rally last night.
Federal court actions under immigration and prohibition laws lead to deportation and fines. Judgments include numerous traffic, drunkenness, disturbing the peace, vagrancy, and labor law violations across county and municipal courts, with numerous named defendants and substantial lists of fines ranging from 3 to 10 dollars each.
Property owners at East Houston will discuss how far to widen the street at a Fannin School meeting Thursday. One group supports 34 feet, another wants 30 feet, while the street is currently 27 feet. Funds for the project have already been appropriated.
In a fog near Waldorf, Holland, the Belgian steamer Fatella collided with the German steamer Indris. Fourteen sailors are believed drowned, while Estella sank with only two crew members rescued.
Edward Fidward Huntington Everett aged 57 of 242 Allensworth died at home Tuesday night in San Antonio after a long illness. He was a former newspaperman born in Florida. Survived by widow Concha G. Fyerete, a daughter Mrs. Robert Buchan, two sons Edward Milton and Guerre Everett, and brother Milton Feerett. Funeral plans awaited arrival of relatives.
Loot ranged from apricots to jewelry, with eight cases of peaches and apricots taken from a freight car at Guadalupe crossing side tracks. A $2.05 theft from Leo Perez on South Peco street, and a suitcase with clothing and jewelry belonging to Mary Schmitt from her mother’s car at Soledad and Travis streets, were reported.
A bomb exploded at Frank Gilberte's grocery on Twenty-fifth Street and Wentworth Avenue, endangering twelve families in a building nearby. The blast wrecked the storefront and left several people severely shaken.
In Beverly Hills on September 11, residents, aided by chambers of commerce, passed a resolution denouncing storms. They urged government and civic bodies to unite against the weather, arguing organized action defeats the elements, as echoed by Will Rogers.
LAC DU BONNET Manitoba September 11 Flying Officer G A Lemoine and Alike Novrot fire lotd er were killed in the wreck of a forest patrol plane last night. Alex Malyk third occupant was lightly injured.
Edward Redmond aged 65 collapsed and died while praying at his daughter's grave in Minneapolis. A deputy coroner reported heart disease as the cause after a post mortem.
A striking display shows coats in black and brown trimmed with opossum marmot fox and beaver. Fine materials and smart design highlight the line with regular prices around 69.50 and fur trimmed coats and ensembles from 129.50 upward in stock.
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