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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1928
Page
6
An advert claims a nurse reports rapid health gains after using Yeast and Iron Tonic, touting seven pounds lost in seven weeks and improved strength. The copy asks readers to mail $1.00 for a trial bottle from Adeniz, Ga, promising results or money back. The style mirrors sensational health ads of period newspapers.
An early 20th century account describes a flight from Le Bourget toward the English Channel with a single pilot. The machine reportedly rose from a field near London, then drifted toward Kent before diverting to an airport for maintenance due to engine issues.
Evariate Gadind Wrenceld from Korosa Texas was approached by two men on South Wires and Merit streets who coaxed him into taking a bank loan for them. Galindo agreed to help and handed over cash after being told to keep the money intact. A second man urged further actions. the plan collapsed when the cashier exposed the ruse. Deputy Sheriff Detingeer investigated. Return to city noted: Miss Dora Sack has returned from New York.
Maratiall Theksehrirmad and Mrs Eyren Easthurn chair the anti Smith forces in Trans district according to the Himgiaeeenl from Alvin Modiy of Vouston a satisiith leader. Chairmen and chairwomen may lead other electoral districts as well. Mr Tieone of the Forty nominated Wealvon Wilson in a bid to enlist speakers for the campaign against the candidacy.
A writ filed by Charles Wisher, justice of the peace, accuses a Von Ormy woman of scalding a crippled child with hot water or fuel. The complaint, presented before J Worle, seeks legal action.
Local report notes politicians in the Northwest studying upcoming statewide primary strategies.Observers weigh party splits, voter turnout, and candidate positioning as parties prepare for May contests amid uncertain margins and shifting alliances.
A garbled ad promising a “Meas” based weight loss plan, touts a scientific method to shed weight for men and women. Claims a miracle table, a guaranteed result, and easy access through drug stores. Mentions a supposed doctor or product name and national scope but unusable OCR text limits clarity.
A fragment described as a rare old document surfaced in Los Angeles, found among oil papers in San Antonio. The fragile page, dated 14 June 1822, references Nathaniel Gardiner and Tobit Quincy Adams era, with a signature reminiscent of CTR City TM, and is being evaluated by experts for framing.
City to provide pools for members of the American Legion who wish to swim daily. Officials announce pool access at designated parks with reduced costs for legionnaires. Park Commission approves operations and schedules to accommodate the daily dip program.
Dallas dispatch reports 17 people drowned when a ship sank during a Bay storm. The disaster occurred off Bay City, with details limited by the telegraph transfer. Names and exact vessel information are unclear in the fragment.
In Corsicana Texas Al Smith expresses pleasure with Texan Democratic support at the party’s recent state convention. Governor Al Smith’s prospects are noted as he seeks the presidential nomination, with party leaders guiding forthcoming steps.
Smyrna, in Asia Minor, was struck by two strong earthquakes today. The quakes, felt in Tom and shortly after, caused minor damage but no fatalities are reported.
An Austin revivalist announces a revival meeting at Duckberry Street Methodist chapel. Oscar Fr. Linstrim will preach in the evening about "The Vietarios: Chriag." The announcement notes the meeting aims to draw attendees to the event hosted by the chapel.
In Texarkana on September 24, 227, Mrs. Willie Frazer, stepmother of 11 year old Adeline Frazer, is held on suspicion in the death following alleged abuse. Dr W Gooch of Daylors university reports awaiting a full autopsy. Frazer was married to M Frazee, a Cotton Dell railroad employee, after moving from Tennessee.
A petition was presented Tuesday to the city commission seeking permission to erect a funeral home on the lot named. The undertaking company submitted a letter from residents showing no objections to the project.
A Ware, Massachusetts resident claims Plant Juice relieved years of rheumatism, bowel issues, and general unrest after five years of illness. The testimonial cites improved digestion, regular bowels, and reduced toe swelling, praising Plant Juice as a cleansing tonic sold in San Antonio area stores.
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