Mind Our Own Business in Roosevelt Neutra lty Message
President Roosevelt urges strict American neutrality to keep the United States out of war. He argues neutrality should serve America first, avoid aiding aggressors or victims, and resist acting as arbiter or enforcer. The path to peace lies in minding our own business and robust defense.
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Roosevelt
Congress
America
United States
Kennedy
Bullitt
Roogevell
Aic
Hidden Ingredient in Costs Warps Public View
The piece argues against monopoly fear while urging strict government economy. It cites Paul Walker's call for a 25 percent Bell System rate cut and notes taxes, including local, state, and federal levies, already take a large share of telephone receipts. It claims gasoline refinery price declines are offset by petroleum taxes, totaling billions. It warns against using monopoly rhetoric to mask rising government take.
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Paul A. Walker
Bell Telephone System
What would you do on such a spot a new wedded couple confront debt
A reader argues young couples on modest incomes should not borrow via installment plans to buy home goods. He says such debt drains money and dignity, labeling heavy consumer spending as surrender to greed and a hostile bill collector presence. He urges saving and prudent conduct to protect honor and future stability.
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Whiel
No title available for Elsie Robinson fragment
A fragment from Elsie Robinson discusses friendship and consequences of overreaching. It ponders how friends would react and notes that many would react sourly while a few understand, asserting that great people also faced overreaching and setbacks.
Park and civic groups reshaping city leadership in 1929
Park Commissioner Jacob Rubinia chaired the creation of a new zoological board by city ordinance. Albert Steves Br. and William M. McIntosh named vice presidents with a cooperation board of Carl Newton Franz Groos and Charles Baumberger plus a directors' board led by Fred G. Stark Col. Martin L. Crimmins and Pa Sullivan. The Heris Junior Selo Mareh premiered by Harrys E. Wells orchestra director in an assembly at Joel Chandler Harris Junior High. City to sell recyclables. bid approved to supply a machine costing 1265 dollars. San Antonio Scottish Rite Masons voted 5000 dollars for France relief, part of a 25000 dollar goal. Capt. Jay Turley returned from overseas.
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Zoological Board
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William M. McIntosh
Carl Newton
Franz Groos
Charles Baumberger
Fred G. Stark
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Pa ‘Sullivan
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Harrys E. Wells
San Antonio
Joel Chandler Harris
Hamor
Leila Childress
Paris Masonic Club
Scottish Rite Masons
Texas
France
Jay Turley
Nail infections and skin disorders linked to hygiene
The article explains that dry clean skin resists germs but dirty skin loses this protection. It details nail infections like ringworm, symptoms from slight scaling to a bamboo-like nail, and treatments such as benzote, cresol pastes, chrysarobin powder, and X-ray therapy. Surgical nail removal may be used but reinfection occurs.
Nail disturbances linked to vitamin deficiencies and skin issues
By Dr Herman N Bundesen nails may reflect lack of vitamins B and D pellagra and nearby skin tumors can affect nails. seek skin specialist exam for accurate treatment. Question about removing moles on breasts answered: removal is appropriate and may be advisable before growth.
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Wise Words on Self and Society in Seneca Quotation
Fragmentary quote discusses men's possessions and honor, referencing Seneca. The text appears as a reflective aphorism about self and others, lacking clear event or identifiable figures besides ancient philosopher. The readable portion centers on social restraint and personal duty.
Frankfurter Nomination Clear After Hearing Row
Washington notes detail how Frankfurter faced a possible religious attack over his oath, appeared before the senate subcommittee, and won unanimous approval. The piece also comments on Roosevelt era war plans, arms programs, Hopkins as WPA administrator, and political maneuvering around relief and foreign policy.
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Supreme Court
Senate
Harvard
Fraskfurters
Dean Acheson
Frankfurter
Justice Stone
Villain Dilemma Juxtaposes Nations in Film Strategy
A columnist proposes using a thrifty toy republic like San Marino to bear the world’s film villainry costs. He argues an international consortium could allocate blame for crimes of the screen to a neutral nation, while noting risks of coercion and moral sanctions if leverage shifts.
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Marc Ino
Gab
Nevada
Villain Audition Fails In Stage Parody Show
Edwin C Hill is mocked as the villain in a Montesume club satire where actors balk at the role. A pale shoe clerk with a squeaky voice accepts the part for pay but proves unconvincing as the band plays and the mob scene ends with a local riot.
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Scarlett O'Hara
Letters to the Editor on taxes and school board contracts
A reader presses The Light for full disclosure of the San Antonio public school board contract with its attorneys, alleging a long runaway back-tax collection deal. The letter questions legality, calls for taxes to be collected and penalties restrained, and urges the city to keep campaign activity in check while noting local concerns about noise and public spaces. J Middleton signs.
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the Light
Bexar County Grand Jury
Dally Sam
San Antonio Public School Board
Lam
San Antonio
Lionsfield
Tech Neld
J, Middleton
Protest Over Firecrackers Disturbs County Club Area
In a letter to The Light q Mra readers protest the firing of firecrackers in residential zones. The writer recalls persistent disturbances beginning December 15, 1938 near the Country Club and notes continued noise into January 2, 1939, urging action.
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Country Club
A& T
Odd Facts About Global Morsea and Weather Oddities
In a collection of curiosities, claims state about six million Morsea exist globally with Riusslit hosting over sixteen million. America allegedly surpasses forty one million. An Icelandic church custom has congregants stand for Bible readings and sit for hymns. Chettepung in Bengal is described as the rainiest place, with an average yearly rainfall of about six and a half feet.
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Iceland
Chettepung
Bengal
What Do You Know Cardinal in Comic Conury Edit
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and odd phrases such as Cardinal Tongeil Cherry Marigold Dum te bie and titles like Comic Pr iConyright 1920 King Fr Sabah 1% Ivory Mandarin 14 Verrmulon Gerantinn Olive 12 Sapphire 16 Gays.
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Cherry
S. Marigold
PriConyright
King Fr
Sabah
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