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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1935
Page
9
Knickerbocker reports on Eke Pe and Soviet youth’s suffering as a symbol of planned economy and nationwide industrialisation. The article contrasts Soviet costs with American recollection and notes the 11th Congress and a concluding piece on dictatorial dangers from Nazi, fascist, and communist regimes.
Moscow dispatch surveys rising living standards and the first five year plan’s gains alongside renewed political terror. It notes shootings, imprisonments, and mass mobilization as tools of state, contrasting industrial growth and literacy with immense human costs and a shift toward perceived stability under the regime.
An ad style fragment touts FASTEETH as slipping free and embarrassing avoided. Claims offer secure fit with no gagging taste or discomfort. Appears to promote a dental product available at Banmere as a staple item.
The budget estimates a sharp cut in government support for banking and industry in the coming fiscal year. Direct expenditure by the corporation and treasury is set at 712 million dollars with 103.6 million in bank stock purchases, loans to mortgage firms down to 191 million, and financing for self liquidating projects at 31.09 million. River and farm marketing funds would be reduced to 7.9 million and 3.0 million respectively.
A haunting passage recalls the ritual of saluting the dead at the Kremlin, where figures move like ghosts in the cloud of the scene. It notes this ceremony has continued for years as a mark of Russia, a country defined by suffering.
Five nationally renowned figures will headline the 1985 Open Forum season in San Antonio. Speakers include Ludwig Lewisohn, Albert Wiggam, Robert Hutchins, Harry Elmer Barnes, and Lawrence Dennis. Wiggam opens January 21 at Thomas Jefferson High School Auditorium with a discussion on Civilization. Lewisohn speaks January 21 at the San Pedro Playhouse on The Pattern of Modern Revolution. Barnes appears February 13 at the Playhouse on Shall We Save the Constitution of the Country. Dennis speaks February 28 on Is Capitalism Doomed at the Playhouse. Hutchins closes March 21 at Jefferson Auditorium with The Outlook for Education.
An advertisement claims a internal remedy discovered by Dr. Leonhardt treats piles by addressing blood congestion in the lower bowel. It promotes HEM-ROID products, promising relief from itching bleeding and protrusion and urges daily use for best results.
An old public health style warning explains stages of a cold and promotes Grave's Laxative Bromo Quinine as a safe, effective over the counter remedy. It claims two tablets every four hours can stop a cold in about 24 hours, noting widespread availability and low cost.
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