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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1935
Page
7
General George Washington writes that the administration suffers from counteraction among Americans who favor other nations over strengthening national character. The fragmentary San Antonio editorial page hints at broader partisan tensions within the U.S. government during the late 18th century.
An opinion piece criticizes oppressive tax policies that dampen investment and recovery in the United States. It cites the capital gains tax, argues for federal general manufacturers' sales tax, and urges coordination of all government tax plans to prevent deflationary pressure and unemployment. It references General Hugh S. Johnson and emphasizes reducing wasteful public spending.
In a noisy scene, Uhr and Commissioner Donnell clash with a reporter as the county commissioners discuss pooling road and bridge funds. J. W. Cning denies intimidation while Frost Woodindl and Uhr spar over budget control and precinct projects. A veteran reference to Sir Henry Wotton frames the moment.
The narrator recalls a barren mining landscape with bare soil and clear skies, contrasting it with cities. Simple, vivid sensory details describe the harsh life, the long mine walks, and the quiet night winds. She laments modern hunger for experiences and reflects on how such life grants meaning to happiness.
A garbled discussion contemplates currency value and superstition with references to a two dollar bill as luck and a general mistrust of wealth. The fragment hints at social attitudes toward money and income, but lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects.
A medical overview explains backache as a symptom not a disease, due to disturbances in bones, joints, muscles, or internal organs. It stresses careful examination, possible X-rays, posture correction, supportive devices, and footwear adjustments, noting many cases stem from poor posture and that kidney disease must not be assumed.
A January 22 1825 notice states Clifton H Tupper buys F R Colgan interest in Clifton BR Tupper agency and Tupper Col B in Advertising Co making Tupper sole owner Colgan had held an interest since two years earlier The agency occupies offices on the twelfth floor of City National Bank machine Colgan to lead Advert Light Files and business management of the Texas republic to expand the publication with George A Buus and George A Buus Jr The piece notes the European war topic and evolving travel and newspaper operations amid rapid changes
A fragmented memoirish scene aboard a train to Florida in 1945, detailing a luggage coach journey with dogs and catsup crates, a quirky baggage man, and a passing parade of travelers. The narrator recalls depots, diners, and Florida’s frosty orange groves amid a mood of restless travel and reminiscence.
Edwin C. Hill argues Congress may back a Nicaragua canal over Panama, citing cost estimates, engineering progress, and strategic needs. He notes land and surveys already secured, withRep. Carl Vinson promoting a dredging plan as sentiment shifts toward a second interoceanic route amid rising costs and naval concerns.
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