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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1928
Page
6
In Columbus New Mexico excitement rose after J M Cramp discovered gold in the Tres Hermati mountains. An assay indicated ore values from 713.50 to 874 per ton on the minimum lode, easing fears of town sale and reviving market interest amid Villa era tensions.
Mary and Mrs. Charles with daughter Elizabeth depart Genoa for New York aboard the Conte Rigncamana as part of an exile arrangement. The party sails on September 1, exposing shifting family ties and wartime relocation.
A community was startled by Wurite a physician prescribed remedy for rheumatic, neuralgic and lumbago pain. It claims near instant relief even for bedridden cases and offers a money back guarantee after trying a dozen doses. Available at local drug stores with bar of Murito.
Mea Fact HW Geatna of Bax 476 Beabey Montana reports weight loss from overwork and poor health. After two years clerking in a store she felt herself wasting away. A neighbor recommended Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She has taken six bottles and feels stronger and better each day, urging other young women with similar trouble to try it and write back.
Graves Peeler, an inspector for the castle raisers, works in the Lae Houston sector with Dan Hines of Houston. The piece mentions baronial figures in the cattle trade, including Charlie Christin the dip peddler, A. D. Rogers of San Antonio, and Monroe Wooristor of Nixon country. It notes Click clan activities, Luke C. Brite of Marfa, Joan Gillon in San Antonio, and I. Evans en route to Houston. A rash of ranch incidents follows, including a ruined saddle purchase after a cow mishap and local graft tales in a rambling, humorous ledger style.
Fort Worth. An old muzzle-loading gun used by a group of boys at Cromles, south of Fort Worth, misfired in play. Myron Wilson, 13, pulled the trigger sending a charge into Lord Curtis, 13, who died soon after at a Fort Worth hospital. The weapon’s charge was likely many years old and the gun had previously been snapped without firing.
An advertisement from Avanti?s and McCoy's Tablets claims dramatic weight gain and improved health. It promises 4 boxes of McCoy's Tablets or 2 one dollar boxes will yield at least five pounds, with a full money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy urges readers to ask for McCoy's Tablets in stores nationwide.
An old advertisement markets Dr Blosser's Remedy in cigarette form claimed to ease wheezing and eye irritation during attacks. The product, said to reach the root of the trouble by soothing smoke, contains herbs berries and flowers and no tobacco. Buyers are urged to obtain a package from their druggist.
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