Poem Line From Diverse American Poems On Peace
A collage poem draws from 21 American poems with lines praising liberty peace and justice. It invokes God freedom and enduring hope while urging unity to build a just nation and a peaceful world.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1932
Page
20
A collage poem draws from 21 American poems with lines praising liberty peace and justice. It invokes God freedom and enduring hope while urging unity to build a just nation and a peaceful world.
Social Notes recounts oddities from community life including Ed Potts suffering rheumatism after a large fish catch, Oscar Dinkie catching Senator Snifter's cold from a kiss sale at a charity bazaar, and a mishap that cancels a speech at a Women’s Day event. Other items mention furniture claims, fines, birthday gifts, skating lessons, and local gossip about residents and routines.
The text argues barbarians recur in history, comparing Jew Suss and modern elites, claiming timeless human passions drive atrocity and policy. It asserts contemporary leaders mirror ancient figures, with environment shaping only details. Emphasizes persistent, unchanging emotions and cycles of history.
A breezy Hollywood correspondent writes from California to Mr. Mutter in New York City sharing local sandtrap duties and salon chatter. He mentions fishing big fish, a new dentist, George Bancroft at the Country Club, Walter Catlett, Harry Langdon's jokes, a parachute jumper seeing business fall, and a pretty, self confident blonde at the hotel.
An editorial voice mocks political influence in medicine and public life, calling for candid scrutiny of government, party bias, and the showmanship of politics. The writer, defending a humorous stance, pledges to continue critiquing leaders while asserting personal honesty amid attacks from Republicans.
A fragment recounts police radio cars increasing efficiency in crime response. It notes a deadly holdup chase where two robbers died and a wounded officer died later. The piece discusses radio room maps, precinct zones, rapid car dispatch, and the push toward rapid, in-act crime capture and prevention.
An editorial fragment contemplates shared human values across generations, noting elderly experience and memories as guiding forces. It questions younger boastfulness and reflects on how life lessons endure beyond economic or governmental changes.
Fragmentary text recounts Last Week's Explanations about New Cel Edonia as a French penal colony in the Pacific with a famed music band led by a four murder leader who escaped execution. It then veers into scattered notes about Joseph Lea, Exeter jail, and a tangled array of historical names and odd claims, including Americas and Amariean legends, all in a garbled, unreliable prose.
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