Beast of Burden The South American Mama
A fragment notes a beast called the South American Mama capable of carrying 100 solids, described as a useful beast of burden.
23 Dec 1937
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
1
A fragment notes a beast called the South American Mama capable of carrying 100 solids, described as a useful beast of burden.
The magpie is described as lame in Nor' sway and nesting in the gardens of Con hauses, reflecting local observations of bird behavior and placement near dwellings.
Dec 23 New York Mrs. Dia Tac Drake, once named by Benito Mussolini in 1925 as the first American woman Fascist, died here yesterday.
In Washington, reports detail ongoing negotiations between John Lewis and Bill Green over AFL CIO influence in labor ranks. The exchange centers on who controls new labor entrants and how to secure continued AFL leadership, amid broader political maneuvering and court considerations.
The item notes Berlin's first success titled Alexander's Ragtime Bang published in 1905. It identifies the work as a historic early foray in musical theater novelty and points to its publication year and context within Berlin's arts scene.
A relative of 19 year old Arti Hibner notified police to send the youth's body from Robert B. Green hospital to Mountain View Missouri after removal from city jail. An autopsy found the death due to epilepsy. The claim was made by Mrs Anna Hibner via telegram.
Sam Houston camp No.55 met at 22 East Houston Street on Thursday to craft hat pins for a Christmas tree party set for Tuesday and for the annual meeting and installation of officers in January, per William B. Carlson, first commander. Parental frown noted over Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s son’s marriage letters.
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