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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1945
Page
10
A 136th birthday homage to Abraham Lincoln portrays him as a living American ideal. The speaker extols his liberty ethos, epic courage, and unifying democracy, urging today’s citizens to emulate Lincoln in fidelity to rights, integrity, and hope for national renewal.
The article recalls Abraham Lincoln’s farewell at Springfield before his first presidential journey in 1861. It emphasizes his deep community ties, devotion to God, and reliance on divine guidance, urging remembrance of his birth anniversary with reverent recognition and national faith.
The item lists Walter Trede Mark and Lady Garland to wed in Mexico once a decree from Dave Rose is finalized. It mentions various Hollywood figures, marriages, and industry gossip including Cary Grant, Bubs Hutton, and updates on contracts, diet warnings, and projected debuts.
From the L A Light files the 1935 note states San Antonio plans a modern ten million dollar five story structure. Bids for construction will be requested by the government February 20 per telegram from Congressman Maury Maverick. February 12 report cites Saint Street named chief of detectives.
A 1945 letter from Robert T. Wilson of the New York Disabled American Veterans endorses Hearst newspapers in a drive to publicize the discharge emblem worn by honorably discharged veterans. Edward T. McCaffrey of the Catholic War Veterans also supports the campaign, noting Catholic War Veterans’ official publication will join.
British MPs argued for hours over sending the British wagon overseas duty, Bevin attacking a wordy lady with the phrase ragbag mind. The piece compares such minds to scattered scraps of gossip, noting they rush to discuss every subject with little depth or lasting purpose.
By Elsia Robinson, a fragmented 1945 note, admits ignorance yet feels compelled to share thoughts on self awareness and judgment. The author questions audience reaction to candid discourse, asking if readers will tolerate or despise a blunt personal take and urging humble learning.
Indigestion, or dyspepsia, is a common ailment that can signal various diseases. Cardiospasm, a spasm at the esophagus stomach valve, may cause chest burning and delayed food passage, often linked with nervousness though not caused by it. Symptoms can be episodic or persistent.
A tall western tale recounts a cowboy famed for speed, wit, and a bold branding of a Kiowa brave on Lisno Ertucado. After a near-miss, he loped away, branded the captive on the right hip, and quipped about tracking the critter to the Iberville region, ending with a vow to hunt the mink to Abilene if pressed.
A medical discussion outlines how prolonged cardiospasm can widen the esophagus and cause weight loss and anemia. Diagnosis is aided by X rays and treatment involves dilating the opening of the stomach with dilators, alongside addressing the patient’s nervous and emotional state.
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