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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
6
A discussion on protective tariffs shifting nations toward home markets, arguing economic nationalism furthers peace and reduces war costs. It cites a new book detailing direct and indirect costs of World War I, including human life value, property losses, and lost production, concluding that wealth and progress rise with national economic self sufficiency.
The Hearst papers urge President Roosevelt to use the sixth Pan American Conference in Montevideo next December for a comprehensive tariff reciprocity effort. They argue reciprocal trade strengthens ties with western hemisphere nations, lowers barriers, and promotes mutual understanding and prosperity across Latin nations.
A 1933 McNaught Syndicate piece notes a historical volume assembled by Carolyn Wells with intimacies from Rudyard Kipling Walt Whitman Hawthorne and G K Chesterton among signatures of Roosevelt Wilde London and Edward VII. It details Mills Millay Waterbury and Pal paces in New York society and lists numerous curiosities and anecdotes about cultural icons.
The piece lauds Amy Johnson as the world’s greatest flying girl for her Atlantic flight and other feats. It portrays her early life in Hull and Sheffield, her career in London, and her marriage to Captain Jim Morrison as part of a remarkable aviation saga. It also hints at Montague Norman, Bank of England head, and broader financial intrigue surrounding inflation and the Old Lady of Threadneedle Street.
A lyrical 1943 poem description of a sunlit landscape with vines pines oaks and flowers. The scene shifts through dawn to noon then twilight as birds, animals, and a distant mandolin create sensory images of a living countryside. Copyrig h 1943 King Fess Syn Inc.
The San Antonio Light recalls events from August 4 1923 and August 3 2013. Mantory of the late President Hard Ing referenced. Bell promoted to city ticket agent for I G N after 20 years with the company. Public service plan endorsements, Alamo plate comfort station discussion, and troops from Company D Second Infantry embarking on a 60 pound march to San Francisco as part of a National Guard hike.
Royal S Copeland argues left-handedness is not a defect and does not hinder intelligence or ability. He cautions against scolding, notes potential speech issues if forced to write right handed, and urges steering early training toward natural handedness while avoiding harm at school age. The piece cites Columbia University studies and stresses normal mental and emotional health in naturally left-handed children.
A reflective piece on marriage eras and shifting gender roles, contrasting old courtship ideals with modern independence. It notes women seek protection and status, while men face social shifts in commitment and partnership dynamics.
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