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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
9
Rep Lamneck of Ohio warned that canceling war debts could trigger another world war as $12 billion in European claims loom. He questioned assurances of repayment and cautioned that cancelation would free Europe to seek more credits while Uncle Sam’s finances stay exposed.
New one-story buildings rise in Manhattan skewing skyline with rooftop signage claimed to fund rents. Analysts predict such structures may threaten traditional high rises within a decade as department stores explore一one-story malls and moving aisles. Tied to changing tastes, fashion notes mix gossip with urban design chatter as The Times Square scene buzzes with exotics and language debates.
An editorial argues feet health as the base of overall posture. It cites Yale coach Bob Kiphuth on corrective gymnastic work, noting 85 percent of Yale men have faulty posture due to cramped feet and poor footwear. The piece stresses feet care sparks better thinking by reducing foot pain.
The speaker argues that true happiness comes from managing one’s inner life, not demanding harmony from others. Separation rarely solves problems. instead individuals must take responsibility for their thoughts, emotions, and personal conduct to endure outer provocation and maintain balance.
Elsie Robinson argues that each person must govern and protect their own spirit. No power can fuse two souls, and happiness cannot be delegated or forced by another. Accepting sole responsibility builds resilience, though loneliness and longing may persist. outer love cannot shield one from this law.
In 1947 article health expert Dr Royal S Copeland explains mouth breathing in children caused by enlarged tonsils adenoids and nasal deformities. He links nasal obstruction to poor growth school progress and better outcomes after treating underlying issues, noting risks of chronic illness if neglected.
A letter from Winston Norman in Paris recounts the Blum price fix story in France. He argues against wage and price controls, noting inflation and voter backlash, and warns the U S not to repeat such policy errors. The piece mocks government meddling and cites French experience as caution.
Mayor John W Tobin and City Commissioners Ray Kam bert Paul H Steffler Frank H Bushick and Phil Wright announced their candidacies for re election next week The old fashioned barn dance lacks bobbed hair attire for attendees and Westmorland college alumnae host a February 1 gathering Mrs P M Rothe Wel reports Buena Vista City grounds supervised January attendance shows 2152 children used the park Henry Saueressig of Chicago plans permanent Rome residence after negotiating for the Dewees homestead at 221 Goliad Street
A brief note describes games and sports in a lively parade of activities. The passage mentions tennis, cricket, boxing, and checkers with vivid metaphors, highlighting the noisy, energetic tone of a youth or school event. It captures a sense of playful competition and variety in games.
A historical survey of hara-kiri in Japan, citing Meiji era deaths of Count Nogi and others, including military and naval figures. It recounts ritual suicide as a code of honor, mentions 1920 naval treaty protests, a Moscow attaché affair, and the tradition of ritual self-destruction among high-ranking Japanese.
A fragmented trivia page asks to match terms and answers about chemistry anatomy and pests. It includes questions on hardening of the arteries the symbol for gold and frostbite naming an aviary as poplar trees and other mixed items.
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