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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1930

Page

20

Christmas Cards Practical Greeting Gift Idea

A holiday ad promotes practical greeting cards available in all colors and languages. It urges sending them to friends as an efficient Christmas gift solution.

Exclusive Fifth Avenue shopping district dazzles in late era glow

A new upscale shopping corridor blooms around the Tlara fountain on Fifth Avenue. Ten shops flaunt glittering interiors and luxury goods while clerks and reception staff cater to affluent clientele. The area showcases opulent architecture, high rents, and a cosmopolitan mix of fashion, beauty, and banking amenities. Broadway stars like Sophia Tucker draw crowds, with social chatter and lavish displays defining the scene.

Tlara Fountain Fifth Avenue Taj Mahal Rue de la Paix Vanderbilt Pere Thore Whitehall Delft

Congress Should Put Nation’s Needs First in Short Session

In a ten to nine vote the Senate Foreign Relations Committee declined to report the League of Nations court treaties, choosing to focus on domestic issues and unemployment relief. The action signals a shift away from European entanglements toward prioritizing American problems during the December 1931 short session. Theodore Roosevelt urged Congress to attend to its own affairs, leaving European questions to others.

Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Theodore Roosevelt Congress

Nature Protects Blue Sheep in Himalayan Heights

A photographer captures five Blue Sheep known as Ovis Nayaur at 17,500 feet in the Himalayas. The animals blend with the rocky backdrop, agile on steep cliffs with tough lungs suited to rarified air. The piece debates evolution versus creation and notes humans’ varying beliefs.

Himalayan Mountains Garden of Eden Adam Five

Aching Feet By R. Copeland

A piece urges attention to foot health noting that ill fitting pointed shoes aggravate deformities. It describes bunion-type issues, joint irritation, and treatment options from padding and liniments to consulting a podiatrist for severe cases.

Do You Know about a Robbery at Ran Antonia

In fragments of a reported incident a teen and others are described as involved in a robbery near Ran Antonia. Details are unclear, but authorities note suspected theft and a need for witnesses.

Ran Antonia Ie

Cavalier of the burg Henry Rutling loses diamond in a dream

A rambling tale in Finlawia style follows Henry Rutling lounging at home when a thin visitor with a pistol arrives and offers a diamond in exchange for a rock valued at 750 dollars. The swap occurs in a surreal dream sequence ending with the missing pin and a town center wait for justice.

Finlawia Stout Kents Miller Cavalier Beau Brummel Henry Rutling Estency Henry Sun Boney Rod

Are You Born Yet by Elsie Robinson

Essay argues people live in unreal inner worlds for lack of maturity while many remain emotionally childlike. It discusses birth, independence, fear of new experiences, and the persistent “baby streak” in adults, urging readers to confront their true selves and growth.

Bridge collision injures child near Nixon on Ecleto bridge

Report describes a Saturday wreck on the Ecleto bridge near Nixon where a car struck a little girl, the railing kept the vehicle from going over the edge, and the auto was later moved to Hen Antonio. Debris includes injuries to a girl, with sparse details about others involved.

Ecleto Nizon Frank Yiel Peragagarove Nixon Sundes Antonio

Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland on Christmas spirit

The essay argues true Christmas spirit rests in gratefully receiving as well as giving. It contrasts anxious gift exchanges with the generous gift of genuine appreciation. The piece notes that accepting a gift gracefully awakens warmth and counters Santa Claus ego.

Helen Rowland

Coolidge Reacts to Farm Subsidy Debate in Northampton

The letter to the editor argues that government intervention in farming and prices invites artificial manipulation, warning it harms the economy. It criticizes ongoing subsidies, rail and highway policy, and calls for freer markets and reduced government support to speed recovery and avoid unhealthy agricultural controls. The author, Calvin Coolidge, voices concern over cooling benefits and urges principled policy shifts.

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