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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
6
In Denver Colorado a marriage church adopts new rules changing ceremonies and guidelines for couples seeking weddings. Officials say the changes clarify oversight and eligibility while maintaining traditional rites.
An advertisement claims Rivin risraste relieves itching caused by eczema tetter ringworm athlete's foot in two minutes. It promises a cooling soothing skin relief within minutes and offers a money back guarantee. The text references Shuptrine Co. in Savannah Georgia.
Reported at a national convention morticians approve an extended service plan allowing funerals to be telegraphed and handled from one central location. The changes affect church roles, divorce provisions, and premarital instruction with bishop approval guiding implementation and possible scrutiny by both houses of the church.
The text reports Charles A. Lindbergh arriving at Hankow from wartime duties as floods ravage the region. It mentions local authorities seeking to verify rights and relief, with references to military and civilian leaders and the broad impact of the disaster on the area.
Washington observers expect substantial relief for railroads as freight rates likely rise between five and ten percent rather than the larger increases feared. The Interstate Commerce Commission appears poised to approve a smaller hike, easing overall freight costs.
Scientists in Washington discuss long term shifts in gold flows from domestic mines to U S coffers. The debate covers global tensions, currency standards, and the outlook for metallic reserves into the next decade amid economic strain in Britain, Sweden, and Norway.
Mexican authorities reported that an archaeological expedition at Cholula near Puebla was forced to retreat after native protesters demanded an end to tunneling the pyramid. The expedition agreed to cease work and left peacefully, with officials sending the case to state authorities for review.
Julius Hagenwald fund president Gushece writes in his new book about a purported brown race discovered in the United States. He describes a 12,000 strong group mixing blacks whites and Asians. He links Mayflower lineage to Tamil evolution and claims European and other groups require different development timelines.
The fragment describes a cruiser Liliei Crdorna departing amid a noisy scene with a claimed speed of 87 knots and a fifth of ite Lspe. It mentions free handouts and a promotion by directors at Pigely Wizelr, inviting readers to obtain it.
A sales pitch highlighting the sincerity of Ford's build quality. It asserts long-term satisfaction after thousands of miles, claiming owners will conclude the car remains a great buy, with savings in operation cost repair and depreciation over time.
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