14 Aug 1930
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1930
Page
1
W. H. Newby from Dallas reports relief from years of stomach trouble and constipation after using Sargon Pills. He claims improved sleep and strength, stating he feels a hundred percent fit. The note lists SIMMONS DRUG STORE as agents and mentions Dr. W. S. Pease and Dr. Pantzer.
A vintage cookery column offers simple fluffy omelet and moist meat loaf recipes. The omelet uses tapioca for lift and structure, plus eggs, milk, butter, and seasonings, finished under heat. The meat loaf combines beef, onion, salt pork, canned tomatoes, and tapioca to bind and retain shape while baking, with parsley garnish and optional milk.
A dated essay advocates simpler meals and one food dominance to curb overweight trends. It cites Kipling, notes from diet experts, and observes Chinese and Russian eating patterns. It praises frugal family meals, meaningfully linking diet to discipline and communal hospitality.
An old style advertisement claims Kruschen Salts purify blood and aid kidneys to melt fat with a half teaspoon daily in hot water promising faster weight loss and brighter health. Also a church notice invites attendance at Sunday School morning worship and 8:15 p.m. evening service with sermon by the pastor.
Recruitment notice seeks men or women to act as agents in San Saba with daily earnings from 3.00 to 5.00 dollars. See David Russell or call 3 31 4x for details.
The San Saba Building and Loan Association offers loans for construction or refinancing of residences. President E. E. Wagg and Secretary John Seiders oversee the program, aiming to assist homeowners with favorable terms and reliable service.
Joseph Cowan returned home last week to spend the rest of the summer with his mother Mrs Amelia Cowan. He has been pursuing post graduate studies at the University of Missouri this summer.
A local items column notes miscellaneous community happenings. Wm Cameron & Co Inc reports on repairs at W R Harris residence, Walter Lindsey handling work, Buck Hall improving a rental house, Doris Olive building a garage, and the Wallace community remodeling the schoolhouse for another school year. The piece also ponders quirky sayings and humor about cucumbers and concrete stadiums.
Backache and bladder irritation disturb sleep with burning itching and leg pains. The ad urges trying Cystex today with a money back guarantee if quick improvement fails. Also notes H Bernstein returning from San Antonio after inspecting new goods for his dry goods store this late summer and fall.
An advertisement from Simmons Drug Store touts NO MORE It's a Rare rodent killer. It claims a Ph level proof and RAT SNAP formula with no smell. Various cake sizes priced from 1.25 for farm and outbuildings, guaranteed and marketed by Mri and Mra Russell of Coleman, noting a trip to Lampasas and a local old settlers reunion.
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