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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
11
Roosevelt's second term address is praised as a masterful expression of moral purpose and national vision. It distinguishes philosophy from program, urging unity and divine guidance while awaiting concrete policy and action to translate ideals into constructive government and broader opportunity.
Dr Copeland explains that childhood convulsions vary in severity and are not always epilepsy. Early attacks should prompt medical investigation to uncover hereditary or birth-related factors, digestive issues, eye strain, or fatigue as possible triggers. Noting progress in treatment over time, the piece emphasizes careful diagnosis and avoids viewing epilepsy as hopeless.
The article recalls J. D. Hall elected president of the San Antonio Bar Association with J. D. Dodson as vice president and Lamar Seeligson as secretary. It notes Ireagh War tests new campaign to limit cotton acreage and warnings of shortages if prices rise. Rev F A Neumeister elected secretary of the Lutheran Pastors Conference.
The piece surveys coronation pageantry and regalia, noting crowns, scepters, and gems tied to rulers from Edward VII to George V. It discusses symbolism, royal duties, and public sentiment as May 12 nears, with a nod to American views on monarchy and the imagined rituals of the ceremony.
A mosaic of social figures and era notes features William R Hearst, Alfred Brbbane, and Baron Wrangel among Broadway jijis, with mentions of Joan Crawford, Sid Bil ers, Gene Buck, and Gene Sarazen. It recalls Marys and Royalties, Connie Nast, and Eddy Duchin while noting blood donors in midtown and Arthur Murray’s unlikely wealth through depressions.
A persuasive plea on reducing material, mental, and social clutter. The speaker laments wasteful possessions and idle chatter, urging readers to embrace orderly spaces and disciplined thinking as foundations of civilization, progress, and personal dignity.
A fragmented quiz page from 1997 tests knowledge on opera composers painters hymns and architecture. It mentions La Boheme and Frederick Chopin with unclear phrasing and several mis-typed prompts about Duverts the Uffizi Gallery and Chippendale. The page invites readers to turn to the answers on a separate page.
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