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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1928
Page
17
A one year old girl died after a cat's claw caused a puncture in her left foot leading to poison infection. She was taken to Santa Monica hospital where treatment began but could not be saved.
Fragmentary notice discusses fatigue and rest demand among women, noting social expectations and the impact of domestic duties on vitality. It highlights public interest in women’s roles as essential to society, implying debates on labor and gender at the time.
Advert of Milburn Drug Co promoting G. L. A. tablets to preserve youthfulness and prevent ageing. Claims women can benefit and urges purchase from Milburn Drug Co Chip Dig Sture.
The aging general, renowned for leading U.S. forces in World War I, received commemorations from veterans and officials recalling his long service. Retired and distantly connected to the army, Pershing remains a symbol of military leadership as Congress contemplates further honors.
Gilda, linked to violinist Gil Boag as her current partner, is again rumored to face divorce. The tale frames the instrument as a witch that drew her away, leaving questions about her real name and personal life.
In a shuffled accord, key officials postponed a resumption of talks as President of Carcheslovakin and the vice president of Wien participate in regional discussions. The Polish and Vente leaders are also involved, signaling broad regional diplomacy aims.
An Army airship faced a severe storm while crossing from Lokelnest New Jersey to a distant point. The craft struggled through violent gusts and squalls, with pilots reporting the wind and rain threatening to bring the vessel down.
Wichita Kansas reports the Veterans Bureau will assist 200000 war veterans under a new policy. The plan details compensation and services for injured and disadvantaged veterans, aiming to improve support across the state. Officials emphasize timely access to benefits and coordinated aid programs.
London reports Sir Austen Chamberlain, English foreign minister, plans to return to active duties after his health-related voyage. He expects to resume responsibilities in November following his current health voyage aboard the liner Orca?on, with a stop in New York and Southampton. sources indicate a formal announcement upon his return.
Fragmented OCR text lists personnel and postings with many garbled names and places. It references various military assignments and training details, including mentions of Manila, Wright, and several officers, but the overall meaning is obscured by errors and incomplete lines.
A promotional claim touts Narito as a miracle cure for rheumatism and related ailments. It asserts swift, safe relief without narcotics, promising users can return to activity quickly. The ad appeals to public benefit and urges immediate trial through a New York specialist’s endorsement.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a prenatal aid easing labor by relaxing pelvic muscles and softening skin. A testimonial claims a 28 minute labor with one child and severe pain with others, urging buyers to request the free booklet and order from Bradford Publisher Co. Dept. 14, Atlanta, Ga.
A fragmented notice reports Mrs del Westerhalf will return home to Atascondam Mol Tand later this month. The text is garbled but implies travel plans and a possible summer context.
Accidents in New York City last year caused numerous deaths, the New York ermergency congress announced today. The report cites high casualty figures and emphasizes ongoing safety concerns in the metropolis.
Following absences and transfers in the junior system, ten new teachers were appointed this week. Miss Marjorie Simpeon from Haplae College will teach at Nathaniel Maw-Verne junior, replacing Laurence Moelt who has no leave. Mrs Minnie Cochrane of Our Lady of the Take College will head the science department at Sitnex Senior Junior. Miss Tiggins moved to Brackenridge mayoral office Education unit per Mrs Edten Schulte Quillin.
A chicken snake drew from fulice reserves near Richmond Avenue and Emitedé Wednesday night. It attacked police at Substation No. Jackson, officer at headquarters. Severn residents called police when the snake’s presence alarmed them. it was killed by a squad from police headquarters.
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