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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1930
Page
9
An advertisement touts Hem-Royd a doctor J Leonhardt developed remedy claiming internal cure for piles. It markets rapid, permanent relief from hemorrhoid symptoms with a money back guarantee via druggist supply and a long track record in the city.
A woman from Mound City Missouri describes severe pain and weakness before taking Cardui. She credits improved health, energy, and weight gain after use, noting better sleep and mood and urging others to try the remedy through her testimonial.
Frey tspy of entertainment carries in the radio to be heard Monday by local fans as for happiness and music. Eminent violinist conducts the New York Philharmonic. Philadelphia Symphony will be heard in a program conducted by his ensemble over KSA at 8 o clock Monday night. Samuel Gardiner’s American symphony from the Cane I rake is on the compositions. Aronandy will play as a violin solo. Johnny Well, comedian, with Siding Uabic and Three Trees, is featured guest artist of the Maytaz orchestra program over the National Broadcasting Chain WOAL at 9 o’clock. Wilfred Glenn, bass of the Vespas Wires quartet, will be soloist during the Gengenl Metars family party on the National chain at 9. The late orchestra constructed by Frank Black will be heard, The overture from Franz Schubert’s opera Alfonso and Estrella closes the Strombert Carlson NBA program at 9. Paul White conducts the orchestra.
Louis Reid surveys radio sound trends and the clash of orchestras with loudspeakers. He notes the shift from operatic motifs to varied instruments, the influence of campaign rhetoric on music programs, and producer Rolfe's seven arranger staff shaping new sounds each Monday.
A garbled vital statistics marriage notice lists numerous names including Wicksees Iasted, Sanches, Cabrera, Writer, Be rubert, Helen Stiller, Manny, and others. The text hints at dates, spouses, and places but is largely unreadable with many OCR errors, rendering details unclear.
KTSA Tonight presents Alvarado's Ambassadors and Village Rhymster with 9:00 PM dance music. WOAL and WOAT orchestras perform 7:30 PM and 8:00 PM respectively, along with AM and FM programs from WESA WOAI and KTAP. Cedar time weather and musical segments fill the day, with Amos and Andy and Mexican programs later.
Russell Leady led the field in a chaotic tour contest at Mamaia with many contestants listed. Nancy Hopkins, the sole woman pilot in the competition, was ranked fifteenth amid a fog of unfamiliar names and unclear timings.
Longshoremen held a festive tribute for Colberine, celebrating generosity at a riverfront event. The lavish gathering featured colored velvet decor, nautical motifs, and speeches praising the patron’s support of the port community.
Sergeant Hoover resumed work today following a weekend visit to the Rapidan Lodge in Virginia. He traveled from the lodge to the clerk's office and reported for duty without delay.
Universal Service reports Curran, president of the Lion Against The Prohibition Amendment, urging temperance through education as Great Britain backs limits. The United States spends billions yearly on prohibition while Britain trims costs and expands reform efforts, with listings in The Light’s Classifies columns.
New York on September 15 reports opera star Nan nite Guilford who has divorced violinist Max Josen now loves two musicians. She says creative artists often have the happiest marriages even when differences arise.
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