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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1935
Page
3
The piece outlines a Democratic Party program calling for immediate drastic reductions in federal spending. It proposes abolishing useless commissions and offices and consolidating departments to achieve at least a 25 percent savings in government costs.
A fragment from a 1935 San Antonio address quotes the Democratic platform emphasizing steady support for national law and annual budget balance. It stresses stopping deficits and borrowing to fund ongoing party commitments, attributed to Franklin D. Roosevelt.
The article criticizes Soviet duplicity in debt talks with the United States, arguing Roosevelt erred by recognizing Russia and trusting Soviet promises. It recalls Chamberlain and Colby warnings, notes Soviet agitation at home, and cites Hearst papers backing a cautious stance while lawmakers seek to cancel U.S. recognition.
A narrator urges the reader to embrace danger and salt the spirit. Life becomes dull when machine comforts replace effort. true zest comes from risk, challenge, and resisting safe conformity. The piece argues hardness, struggle, and passion fuel vitality.
A mixed page item notes a car inspector in the east yards facing a telephone threat. J W Conger is named special judge of the Ninety-fourth District court in McCrory's absence. John W Warren voices Texas highway tax plans and a state highway commission bill, with discussion of auto taxation and horsepower charges.
A sprawling reminiscence by Metaught Synd. dated 1948, listing numerous names in cinema, theatre, and society. The piece wanders through favorites and foibles, from Captain Alistair Mackintosh to W C Fields, Garbo, Katharine Norris and Bert Lytell, interweaving observations on magazines, theatre, and old newspapers.
Royal and Copeland emphasize urinalysis as a vital, simple test to detect kidney and bladder issues and other systemic disorders. Regular exams catch early diabetes and other conditions, guiding diet and treatment to prevent lasting damage. The article urges yearly checks, more often if abnormalities exist, and notes the broader health data provided by a urine test.
Narrative recalls early motor trials in Hartford and Springfield with a 1898 three wheeler. The author recounts noise, crowds, watchmen, and breakdowns as the machine covers 27 miles, illustrating the birth of Connecticut’s first homegrown automobile and the era’s rough tech.
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