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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1934
Page
6
A damaged OCR fragment cites a Soviet style claim that proletariat power requires violent abolition of bourgeois state power and the destruction of the traditional social order. It mentions a congress and a 1928 calendar item, with garbled phrasing obscuring exact names and dates.
A rallying cry urges taxpayers to enroll and unite to curb wasteful government and duplicate local bodies. It argues organized strength will pressure politicians, stressing numbers and unison as the path to accountability and reduced taxes.
The passage hints at a faltering peace treaty between two Kuronese nations with strained relations and uncertain terms. It mentions a hawk in the nest, warnings to stay out, and unclear references to individuals or factions amid political tension. The garbled text suggests a fragile accord and resistance to external meddling.
Dr. Dixie Ryan Fox urges close study of history in hand’s life, not distant sources. The piece traces Dekanawida and Hiawatha guiding the Iroquois toward a peaceful confederacy, compares indigenous governance to American federalism, and calls for learning from native leadership to strengthen democracy.
A harsh attack on the Communist movement centers on Alexius Karlsson, held at Ellis Island. The author argues Communist aims threaten American civil liberties and urges ongoing suppression, citing Habeas Corpus denial and fears of a Soviet-style regime. The piece portrays Communists as exploiting free speech while seeking to overturn democracy.
The San Antonio Light notes that an anti auction ordinance passed by Fealy and the city council three weeks earlier was ruled discriminatory by Judge W. E. Anderson in Thirty-seventh District Court. Turkeys were sold at the market as Christmas approaches.
A fragmented diary style piece tracks writers and socialites in New York venues. It mentions Roy Monard, J W Connolly, Edith Wharton in Paris, and public figures like Earl Carrot, Frank Crowninshield, and Miss Hurst. Observations include daily routines, social rounds, and literary personalities versus pulp fame.
A poetic prose piece tells of a poor tinsmith who crafts a simple candle holder from a discarded can. Though humble, the gift becomes a radiant symbol of love born not from wealth but service, echoing themes of blessing, longing, and quiet devotion in a moonlit scene.
During the winter months a balanced amount of exercise is urged to reduce colds and infections. Walking two miles daily in open air is recommended, with attention to posture, breathing, and avoiding overexertion. Strenuous sports require medical approval and comfort with weather.
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