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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1935
Page
7
From the Democratic platform of 1932 the party promises drastic cuts in government spending. It vows to abolish useless commissions and offices and to consolidate departments to reduce expenditures across federal agencies. The pledge reflects a push for smaller government during the era.
The piece argues the Senate rejection of the League of Nations court signals a shift to a realist American diplomatic policy prioritizing home-market needs over export-led growth. It critiques international bankers and Cordell Hull, cites George N. Peek on trade balances, and notes Roosevelt's domestic focus amid tariff policy disputes within his administration. It includes excerpts from Roosevelt campaign rhetoric and asserts calls to stop deficits and balance the federal budget.
A reflective monologue arguing love is not sparked by a specific moment or person. It begins with us, growing from life choices, desires, and actions. Love is the sum of all we have done and become, shaping who we are and how we love. It urges openness and authentic connection over fitting others to our dreams.
An essay by Helen Rowland argues that the Dutch Treat era alters male female dynamics, shifting costs from men to couples. It notes women influence menu choices, the rise of equal spending, and a new social balance that tempers pride and price, fostering better understanding between genders.
A garbled passage references Germany and a match in a sector with terms like fear and peace. It mentions small wagers, Babe Ruth, and spring training in a muddled context, suggesting a sports or exhibition setting with uncertain details.
Tenor of February 11 1915 editions shows officials in San Antonio planning encampment sites for the National Guard Thirty sixth division and remarks on juror recall attempts in a district court case. It notes preparations for government post road work in Bexar County with bridge construction on the Ciclo at Belnta and mentions local clothing merchant A J Rood and changes in church attendance. Longstanding residents Durxes Burke and the Roos Clothing Company are cited in social notes.
The Union League Club of New York adopts a March rallying cry against government actions stifling enterprise. It asserts business must lead in restoring prosperity for workers to regain losses and insists on normal methods rooted in generations of experience. The resolutions praise sober American prudence over radical ranting and declare the people are on the march.
A fragmented portrait recalls George Horace Lorimer and his links to New York and Philadelphia, noting his disinclination toward Gotham tastes. The piece mentions writers, diners and gatherings, along with Henry Gunther era figures, and a cameo on Colonel House’s disciplined routines and reading prowess.
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