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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1930

Page

6

Hearst Papers list of proposed reforms and policy aims

A compilation from Hearst papers presents proposed national reforms including universalist aims such as proportional representation in the Senate, a national defense secretary, education drive to end illiteracy, a January installation for presidents and Congress, a sales tax replacing income tax, a 13 month calendar, and a Nicaragua canal plan. It also calls for selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, Volstead act mod.

George Washington United States Senate Army Navy Aviation National Defense Education Congress Nicaragua Canal Hearst Papers English West Indies

Tools and humans as evolved despite evolution

A science feature discusses human evolution and possible alternate bodies with imagined appendages, praising brain power to create technologies. It cites Professor Rene Thevenin and the American Weekly in the San Antonio Sunday Light, urging readers to read about future tools and dancing girls as examples of cultural change.

Rene Thevenin Professor Thevenin Marvelous San Antonio Thevenin Hawaii

Extortion Charges Brought Against Two in Eastern City

Two men faced court in an eastern city this week on extortion accusations. They allegedly pressed street apple vendors to pay ten cents for “protection,” targeting unemployed workers operating under municipal sanction. The racketeers threatened a charity group run by an orphans’ home if payments were refused. Public patience wears thin as the case unfolds.

Reporter’s Long Road From Gallipolia to New York Tribune

A first-person reminiscence recalls a 46 year rise from a small town reporter in Gallipolia Ohio to representing the New York Tribune. The narrative covers humble beginnings, local assignments, character encounters, and the lure of the city newsroom and stage life in the early 20th century.

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Rheumatism By R S Copeland

Rheumatism is an inflammation of the joints and kidneys, affecting both young and old. A Rochester survey found tonsil removal in children reduced rheumatic fever cases, while untreated groups showed higher rates. Keep children in bed during mild attacks and seek a physician for guidance.

Oyforts Peelice Ube

Clint Smith and the Old Indian Rider Tale

Texas frontier reminiscence recalls Clint Smith, his Indian companion, and a lifelong bond from 1809 era raids. The piece notes regional fare and a Kerrville four county meeting plan for lamb production, naming leaders Sol Mayer and J H Mortig among others.

Local committee names and bovine ventures described

The article lists leaders including Louis Schreiner as president, Fred Keal as accountant chairman, and George Duderstadt plus others as committee members in Mountain Home and nearby areas. It notes Gillespie county chair Jim Pern and other county chairs, and discusses big plans for a 1100 acre Duroc hog operation near Laredo, claiming it would be the largest hog ranch in North America. The piece contrasts U S sheep numbers with meat production and reflects on the entrepreneur Triling's ambitions to establish the venture near the Rio Grande, amid lively but informal prose.

L. A Hal Majer San Angelo Kerrville Multon Kerr, Kendall, Gillespie Bandera Hat Mare Lamb Club Sol Mayer J. H. Mortig Eagle Pate T. L. Deledale J.J. Baker Bert Storkton J. Bierse Gronn A. W. Rieck Moosevelt Kerr County Louis Schreiner Fred Keal George Duderstadt Mountain Home Corry Hall W. D. Powel Center Point Jim Pern Gillespie Big Frank Mon Ague Baodera County Adoph Stieler Comfort Kendall County United States John Dow Illinois North Ameria Laredo Telling Danville America Jaredo Rio Grande Mezica Tuaredo

Listen World! By Ruste Robinson on crime and reform

A historical piece argues for humane treatment over punishment for female criminals. It questions reformation methods and envisions dignity, privacy, and constructive living as better societal remedies than confinement.

Ruste Robinson

Nahgas Town Real Dance for a New Jersey College

A muddled note from a New York headliner mentions a New Jersey box on a town called Nahgas. The piece hints at a real dance scene and references a patient and doctor with late night events, but the text is garbled and unclear about specifics.

Aes New Jersey

Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland in 1950 satire

A fragmented 1950 column by Helen Rowland critiques marriage and modern domestic roles. It weaves jokey observations on lovers, infidelity, and societal expectations, noting habits that strain unions, with quips about wives, husbands, and evolving domestic life.

Helen Rowland

Do You Know The Mrmy Expenditures In San Antonio Area

The item notes annual military expenditures in the San Antonio Eighth Corps area headquarters totaling 933 million. It presents a concise inquiry into the scale and allocation of funds within the region and includes the command’s administrative context.

Mrmy San Antonio Eighth Corps

Coolidge Discusses Unemployment Relief

A historical note on President Coolidge debating federal versus local relief for unemployment and distress. The piece cites Cleveland era views, favors limited federal aid, and supports local or public works as indirect stimulus. Mentions Coolidge in San Antonio and ongoing public debates on relief scope.

Cleveland McChire

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