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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1931
Page
14
An editorial argues that Wall Street rally signals real economic improvement and rising consumer demand. It predicts soon stronger buying, replenishment of inventories, and a shift from saving to current spending as deflation fades and confidence grows, urging manufacturers and merchants to capitalize on the improving prospects.
Geneva reports claim the League of Nations will be promoted to American students via school propaganda led by Dr Stephen P Duggan of the Institute of International Education. The plan aims to foster pro league sentiment among children and parents, with textbook revisions to suit league officials.
The piece argues American music lags in taste yet shows promise as American opera grows. Deems Taylor’s adaptation of Du Maurier’s novel receives praise for its dramatic treatment and enduring charm, marking an auspicious omen for native composers.
The piece recalls Sem, famed Paris caricaturist, wintering in New York with Paul Morand’s circle. He speaks no English, travels among American spots like Harry’s Bar and Zell’s, drawing sharp, raw portraits. The article notes his style, anecdotes with Pat Ward, and crowded scenes on Park and Broadway unsettled by his incisive gaze.
Immunization against typhoid fever shown to greatly aid public health efforts. Spanish-American War left greater suffering from typhoid than bullets. today soldiers receive vaccines and sanitation controls are emphasized. Isolations and careful water handling reduce spread. education urged to prevent outbreaks.
The account recalls Carrizo Springs events around last year’s strawberry festival. Prominent figures include Frank Barris, Dan Moody, and Norman Keller. A plan for this year hints at a cooler venue with water and shade, amid local civic activity led by Buck Layton and the Carrizo Springs Chamber of Commerce.
A reader letter column discusses attitudes toward young American workers and contrasts them with foreign-born labor. The writer defends youth initiative, critiques employer expectations, and argues for respect and proper training to foster capable workers. Nearby notes mention fruit crops and local farm people in a rambling community column.
A San Antonio public welfare briefing shows 24 percent of workers in the war hire program over three years. The survey highlights the share of employed men and women in public projects and notes regional variation in job placement.
A fragmented 1931 piece on modern marriage opinion and social quirks. It satirizes the belief that marriage can be a flawless social prize, noting men’s self image, the lure of fortune tellers, and the rush into wedlock. The author critiques ideals of courtship, independence, and lifelong partnership with humorous commentary.
An expert investigator argues women marry mainly for a home while men endure hardship for wealth. The essay suggests contemporary decadence and notes radio singers lacking ether, reflecting social attitudes of the era about gender roles and entertainment.
Northampton February 17 The editor notes Calvin Coolidge highlights world trade gains and vast untapped markets. He cites Japan Canada and China as examples of rising imports and potential growth while stressing transportation and communication will extend access to poorer regions.
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