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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1930

Page

13

Diary Notes From a Dizzy Night in Old New York

A chaotic diary fragment portrays a dizzy stroll through Manhattan with references to John Golden Lou Tela and Adele Astaire. It recalls visiting Gansemayer’s New York’s oldest restaurant, speculates on historical patrons Millard Fillmore Zachary Taylor and Winfield Scott, and sketches late night dining culture and a parade of vivid characters including a scribbled memory of a political club and a comic German dialect performer.

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United States Should Avoid European Entanglements

Editorial warns that France seeks to crush Germany again, using reparations to bind Europe to its will. It argues Germany bears a crippling debt, risking war, with Lloyd George warning of a massive French force and Europe’s arms race. The piece urges the US to heed Washington’s counsel and steer clear of entangling alliances.

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Youths Questions On Body Changes And Feelings

R. Copeland offers guidance for boys and girls ages 12 to 16 during puberty. The piece notes growth, awkward physical changes, loneliness, and curiosity, inviting readers to write for advice rather than seek it from family.

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Texas Trails and a Night of Booch and Blood

A pair of Fort Rem soldiers hire a driverless car, drink heavily, and collide with an old rancher on a bridge. A shooting ensues, the rancher’s wife is spared, and an army officer, a cowboy, and a car owner face consequences. Nearby reports mention a deer antelope poisoning and a 1-pound game deer being shot on a private road, highlighting a rough episode in Alpine country.

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Buck deer attack and cotton era tensions in rural discourse

A garbled 19th century style passage discusses a shooting over a deer, fear of escape, and a tense critique of King Cotton. It mentions a woman with 67 containers of home raised food worth more than cotton, a dispute over three acres of land, and a call for domestic food sufficiency amid uncertain times.

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Listen World Poem Fragments Reflect Grief and Memory

Fragmented verses and prose snippets by Elsie Robinson and others reflect grief after loss. The piece blends personal sorrow with memories, humor, and coping moments, including anecdotes about mourning, family, and small daily gestures.

Elsie Robinson

Do You Know Measureed Opt Non Antic Lithe Bre Uch Pris in 102

Unclear text fragment mentions prices like 20 and 64, no coherent events, people, or organizations identifiable.

Marry-G0Round by Helen Rowland lampoons modern women

In this feature, Helen Rowland mocks female freedom as a boon that fails to relieve women from cosmetic and domestic constraints. She contrasts women’s fashion and hair trends with men’s social privileges, arguing longingly for traditional roles while nodding to contemporary pressures.

Coolidge Points Out Advertising Benefits

Coolidge argues advertising widens horizons by presenting pictures and descriptions of goods to youth. He praises advertising as a public service that enriches culture, charity, and spiritual benefits, urging judicious use to inform what people want.

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