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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1936
Page
4
An analysis of superstition across cultures contrasts savage idol worship with Western complacency. It condemns judgmental attitudes while urging self-examination to remove personal faults before judging others. It cites biblical, literary, and historical examples to urge inner reform.
The WHLL considers a plan to present to Congress to repeal the surplus tax, argued as hindering national recovery. Senators Clark Missoini King Eye, all Democrats, urge liberalization, saying the tax freezes business and industrial development. They hope for remedial action by responsible government officials.
A disjointed collage recalls a midnight newsroom and bustling New York life. Names like Montgomery Hagg, Crosby, and Edgar Lee Masters surface amid sketches, gossip, and a wandering narrative of cartoons, waiters, and a mysterious wire mystery.
The fragment recalls an old remark by Bill Corum during a Harvard football game when spectators rose as one. It notes a playful tone about a quirky moment and a questionable signature line, with a brief, faded reference to Tacegor Cupp 25996 and McNaustt.
Common ill discussed by Royal 5 Copeland MD describes fibroids benign uterine growths, their varied sizes shapes and locations, symptoms such as bleeding and pressure, and treatment options including shelling out small tumors or radical surgery. It notes risks of neglect and mentions X ray therapy as an alternative when surgery is too strenuous.
fragmentary OCR style quotes mix archaic spellings and unclear attributions. The text presents scattered phrases about cowardice, courage, dignity, and supposed critique of those who profit from others misfortune, with many garbled names and incomplete sentences.
A wife bores with luxury and wishes to return to her job while her husband questions the loss of purpose. The exchange explores marriage, independence, and the modern home, contrasting past roles with contemporary expectations and the ache for meaningful work amid domestic life.
By Elsie Robinson the bid fashioned home has gone for keeps the machine age with its automobiles and moving has destroyed it nothing can return it Yet the home is not doomed we will adapt our institutions to altered conditions We must devise a home in tune with the times and adjust as we have done with other reforms before marriage wives conformed to modern tempos and moved through busy days then entered a quiet timeless life this stagnation would fail the wife and needs a solution we must work out this answer slowly and painfully but we will do so for capable women who succeed in offices will not want to stay captive in the home
December 19 1924 notes Bruce Exelon Amherst College classmate of Bishop a high school violator case cited. December 13 1916 reports many wagons with Christmas trees on plazas and streets, prices from 40 cents to 2 dollars. Local workers strike over failure to grant wage increase to five dollars daily.
Germany used Wagnerian opera to influence London's Mayfair circles while Ribbentrop, once a champagne salesman, toured London as ambassador to present a cultured Germany. Yet British leaders warmed to fear rather than favor, hearing German factories humming across the Channel as World War memories resurfaced.
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