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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
9
Excerpts discuss dictatorship of the proletariat and violent overthrow as key aims, citing Stalin and Lenin. The passages note Bolshevization, creation of cadres, and the Sixth Congress of the Communist International in 1928 in Moscow as the formal adoption of these policies.
An editorial on W Bevan Wolfe's book A Woman's Best Years portrays aging women as a social arena. It frames fear of youth culture and old age, contrasting self image with youth, urging empathy and understanding amidst pressure and ridicule.
Fragmentary readable lines urge readers to face fears and take action. Dr Wake and an author named King Fean discuss courage, self doubt, and choosing one’s path. The dated tone hints at a motivational survival ethos for modern readers.
January 1 1925 report states the Producers' Protectorate, a new fraternity with headquarters in San Antonio, formed to unite original producers of each community. Corporators named include J H Burns secretary B J Waugh pastor W C Martin and others. The piece also notes 1915 items and a verbose ad section with varied topics.
A columnist contrasts Japan’s gas mask drills with American inattention. The piece argues nations train civilians for gas and air threats, urges the U.S. to prepare defenses, build airpower, and possess a capable attack to deter others, warning that failure to act risks national destruction.
Professor Walter R. Miles of Yale argues that longevity serves as a mental test as men of higher ability live longer. He notes the life span reflects intelligence, but warns the idea has drawbacks as a discovery in applied psychology.
The 18,000 ton Scharnhorst from North German Lloyd Sarasota recently launched at Bremen is described as modern and well equipped, ranking with new merchant vessels in development. It is noted that Britain has few or no large ships under construction, implying Secretary Wallace can rest easy.
A flurry of New York cultural notes and celebrity blurbs surveys actors like Verree Teasdale Doris Kenyon Katharine Cornell and George Arliss plus fashion and window display trends. It references Palmist Margaret Windemer and stage previews with Emma Lindsay Squier and Ethel Merman, noting social scene quirks and theatrical gossip with decorative asides and wit.
Edwin C. Hill profiles Colonel Marshall, a Virginian geodetic pioneer who mapped the United States, championed a nationwide water and power system, and influenced the long-term plan for America’s water resources. The piece traces his career from high mountain work to his postwar advocacy and the revival of his plan through Lyman Davidson and California politics.
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