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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1921
Page
16
A mixed opinion column reports that bootlegging remains a rising concern as supporters and opponents of prohibition debate enforcement. Editors note lawmakers returning to Washington will face pressure to strengthen measures amid corruption worries and growing public demand for action.
A dubious beauty remedy promises to lighten freckles and blemishes by mixing Orchard White with lemon juice and bleach to create a fragrant lotion. The advertisement claims it smooths, whitens, and brightens skin on face neck and arms daily.
An OCR fragment discusses safeguarding individuals versus broader needs, mentions an Anti Watch Siete and case lookouts, and references Mesera Graft Wheeler and Ande as figures expected to agree with a new antagonistic plan. The text is garbled but centers on corruption concerns and political alignments.
Clinton and an unidentified tenant were killed when the westbound Chicago and Northwestern rail line passenger train No. 7 derailed near Bell Plain about dawn. The scene was described by local officials as a wreck with two fatalities and extensive damage to the locomotive and cars.
At the United Westie Workers of America annual convention in New York on September 1, Rhoman EB. Mediahon of Peavilence, L was chosen for presidency after William Jabatson of Maynand, Mass, withdrew. Mudighon rose to acting president following John Golden of Pall Triver, Mass, death. Delegates protested wage inductions in New England textile plants and backed a plan for a workers’ levy. Any wage cuts were warned to trigger strikes. In Oklahoma Aleks, Sept. 16, faces a murder charge in the death of an infant near Brownsville Dean, of A. Walker, and oil field worker of Collinsville, Ky, was jailed awaiting transfer.
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