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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1935

Page

6

Has He Been Practicing Secretly on a Bull Fiddle

D C McIntyre muses on picking up the bull fiddle or accordion as a life path. He recalls a Los Angeles scene with a curious businesswoman who hides her secret aim to become an accord ionist, offers odd tips to try the instrument, and reflects on holiday drives, poetry, and light anecdotes about dolphins and public politeness.

D. C. McIntyre Yvonne Prine Musee Lucienne Borer Faree Printemps Los Angeles Jonzing Mall Sato Music Store Santa Barbara

Helen's Humane Rescue Brings Kitten to Warm Shelter

An icy New York evening follows Helen as she rescues a starving white and black kitten from a sidewalk grate. She faces indifference and red tape, guiding the fragile animal through street crowds to a telegraph office and eventually toward a humane society with Warren waiting at a restaurant. The tale highlights urban neglect and one woman's effort to save a vulnerable creature amid harsh city life.

Helen Lea Warren Telegraph Office Killen The Humane Society Kilten Tak Washington Square Dover Duligines Fourteenth Street BCS Pal Marta Enrico

Interview by Gen Sado Araki Warns Against Western Materialism

Universal Service reports from Peiping on Jan 5 detail General Araki's China focused interview for Chinese readers. He argues Confucian culture should anchor East Asia's revival, warns Japan must avoid conquest, and urges China to resist blind Westernization while embracing its own traditions. He cites Manchuria, Russia, and Soviet influence as cautionary examples and links Confucian rebirth to political policy.

Universal Service Peiping China Sado Araki Japan Manchuria Jepan Ching Occidentals Arak Gina Durig Mmilittariss Cina Manchatia Viedivostock Outer Mongola Russia Chinese Turkestan Araki Ataki Confucius Shah Wang Ching-wei Arski

Jokes and a kitten stir a Brantford tale

A Brantford Expositor fragment shows humor and human sympathy as two golfers joke about retirement and following around a cat makeshift, while Marta feeds a kitten in a dining room scene. The piece blends light wit with a moment of domestic tenderness amid storefront chatter.

Jery Sel Jerry Brantford

Football Rule Changer upell Comes Out of Hiding

In a 1954 reminiscence by Will Well, a Kemper Military Academy alumnus recalls football days, defending old rules, urging changes to scoring and substitutions, contrasting college and pro play, and urging revival of scoring and excitement in the game.

Upell Will Cal. Johns Kemper Military Academy Boonville Ee Pabk Asca Aubstt Old Man Blegins Texas Kemper Bill Corum Hoonville Kemner Jett Inter Rim Garald Schote Lewis Gardinals Marchie Ian Mitra Dow Army Navy Chicago McNaught Syndicata

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