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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1932
Page
32
A collage of reader letters from New York and elsewhere discusses New York state income tax, police dogs, and civic life. Topics include Tammany Hall, tax fairness, dog attacks, books and authors, and personal anecdotes about city living and journalism legends.
A long, chatty Hollywood missive from April 1932 recounts travels to Catalina, seasickness on a steamer, bad meals, and a jab at Lew Cody while noting meetings with Sylvia Sidney and Sid with an option for three more years. The writer lampoons society, jokes about alimony, and pokes fun at industry types, boxing nights, and contract talk.
Daily message appears in Light Classified Ads broadcast over KTSA to recover a lost article. Call CROCKETT 2400 or visit Broadway at Fifth St in San Antonio for assistance from the ad writer.
A scanned crossword puzzle list with numerous clues and garbled letterings like 1 Cloake and 6 Attractiveness, several garbled terms such as CHDtiplons and Toskis, plus odd annotations including FRANTICAL and 85 to conclude. The text mixes numbers, abbreviations, and misspellings, yielding a dense but unreadable puzzle layout.
A garbled historical fragment places Rotriga Uist do Vivar born in the 11th century and dying in Valencia in 2090. It mentions a Moorish defeat near Cuenca, a dream inspired propitiation for his horse Alcon, and a mysterious end at a siege involving a Chelsdian army and Wine Biear near Vatenetn. The prose drifts through nonfiction and mythic imagery with uncertain chronology.
Bele New York April 23. A Smithsonian bulletin reports a fossil of an ancient ancestor of modern spiders found in British Columbia by Professor Charles Walcott. The specimen, over 500 million years old, reveals a long evolutionary chain, with peripatus dwelling under bark and in ant burrows. The creature used waving antennae to sense its path and could spit to aid feeding.
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