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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1938
Page
7
President argues unemployment totals about eleven million, higher than AFL estimates. Government work programs cannot solve the job crisis. permanent jobs depend on expanding industrial production. Only by allowing industry to hire and grow can idle Americans be put to useful work, condemning misguided government policies.
Rapacious taxation and confiscatory surplus taxes have crippled industrial activity and expansion. Domestic and foreign cutthroat competition has demoralized factories and farms. Crop restrictions under the AAA have damaged export markets, surrendering staples to other countries. Reciprocal trade treaties opened U.S. markets to foreign goods produced by pauper labor, hindering expansion and employment.
The editorial urges strong government backing for American industry and calls on citizens with purchasing power to patronize U S products and workers. It cites William Randolph Hearst urging Americans to abandon free trade theories and restore protectionist policies that supported national prosperity.
Jaundice is described as a yellowing of the skin and eyes with severe itching and strong urges to scratch. It notes that bile flow problems arise from liver or bile duct issues, affecting digestion and causing body and skin symptoms when bile enters the bloodstream.
The text explains gallstones as a common cause of bile flow blockage and notes accompanying inflammation of the stomach intestine liver and gall bladder. It mentions possible links to pancreatic or blood disorders and references diseases like malaria as related factors.
A medical note by Royal S Copeland describes Bright's disease associated jaundice and mild symptoms. It mentions possible light headache dizziness nausea and lemon yellow skin. It urges seeing a doctor for proper evaluation and care.
January 4 1928 Dr Dante Baskin welcomed back to San Antonio Junior College as head of English department after study at University of California. Also J A Manbuch Advertising manker elected president of San Antonio Advertising Club for 1928 with officers C W Clay Gladys Nobles and others. An earlier note from 191% cites Maj Bascom Johnson criticizing local enforcement of vice laws and city officials. City club backs a parking ordinance on congested business streets. Petitions to draft changes appointed.
Two former New York journalists, Gene Fowler and Charles MacArthur, are famed for wild Hollywood antics. Fowler’s pranks and irreverent wit have unsettled editors, including a notorious conference gag with trousers tossed on the table. He roams between studios and a Fire Island cottage, writing a best seller while lingering in Hollywood.
The Century in Radia City struggles after opening as the Roxy and shifting to grand productions like The Last Waltz and Virginia s, incurring losses up to $175,000. The structure may be torn down for an office spire as restaurant pricing confuses patrons and tea is served in cloaked British fashion amid a nightlife scene in flux.
An OCR fragment describes night life and prices at old time Berlin venues with regulars getting pricier meals while strangers face higher tags. It notes waiters’ contempt for careless bill handling, mentions executives like Schwab and Young as examples of orderly behavior, and recalls a street brawl near Brentano’s ending abruptly as a spectator riffs on Ed Wynn.
The piece cites an observer’s view from Outer Mongolia, a vast region rivaling size of the United States, with a disciplined army and modern weapons aimed at Japan. It traces Mongol history through Chinese pressure, Russian influence, and Lamaist rule, noting a Russian protectorate stance and the fragile status under international law.
A wartime column analyzes Outer Mongolia and its alignment with Soviet Russia, noting Mongolian grain and animal exports subsidize its army and tech needs. It cites a 500 000 strong core force with possible expansion, a nomadic population, and strategic leverage near Trans-Siberian routes, touching on tungsten, silver, and other resources.
A veteran columnist invites readers to join as coauthors for a mass audience of fifty million. He explains this is not a contest and urges submissions on politics religion industry or social topics within decent bounds. The piece frames a nationwide call to civic engagement and optimistic reform through shared editorial space.
Readers are invited to submit two works from today through January 18. five best letters will be chosen and published with compliments. the prompt asks for full warm address and a confident tone, challenging the writer to show real substance rather than boasting. copyright Copy 1938 by King Feas Synd.
A playful King Features syndicated comic page asks readers to think through vocabulary concepts. It covers distinctions between contagion and infection, varied ways people walk, descriptive terms for lunar shapes, music terms, lullaby context, rhyming or sounding words, and the origins of common English words including alphabet and piano. It ends with a prompt to turn to the comic page for answers.
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