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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
7
In Obing on Aug 98 a violent anti Japanese boycott escalated as bombs damaged a Sind store and injured clerks. The blood and iron society's campaign led to panic with residents fearing further violence. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce urged merchants to stop handling Japanese goods to quell the eruption.
A quirky note from Pittsburgh reports a full blooded bulldog named Wizned placed on the police payroll. The dog allegedly rides in the squad wagon and aids officers by tracking marauders. The tale highlights canine partnership and official stipend details amid unclear spelling.
A collage of reader letters criticizes high county official salaries, urges tax relief, and questions local governance and wage levels. Residents reference the mayoral and police administration, pensions, and impact of inflation while proposing legislative action and public accountability. The page also notes an August editorial on Pineapple Independence and a World War era reference to Hoover.
Emergency governmental convoy of industry proposed in a political economic platform adopted by executives of 21 railroad brotherhoods. The document calls for mobilization of industry to break the cycle of reduced wages and demand, with a plan to record every candidate’s stance on labor prosperity before November elections.
The American Chemical Society adopted a program to alleviate chemist unemployment through local organizations. A clearing house for unemployment will be established with local sections coordinating efforts via the central body.
A crude ad urging women to use Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to ease marital and domestic troubles. The text promises improvements in health leading to better outcomes with husbands. The message hints at financial hardship and a suggested remedy sold by a mysterious Codey.
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