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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1938

Page

4

Celebrate July 5th Let’s Celebrate the Fifth of July

The Fourth of July falls on Monday creating a long weekend with heavy traffic. Many will seek fishing trips picnics and swimming parties, but hundreds may return injured or dead. Accident bureaus estimate up to 500 deaths this year. Exercise caution on highways and at home stop look and listen at crossings stay out of deep water if you cannot swim and use fireworks safely to enjoy life liberty and happiness.

America

Lincoln's Call for Good Will and Union in 1938

A 1938 column invokes Abraham Lincoln's legacy to urge national reconciliation and renewal. It frames postwar unity as essential to economic recovery, citing Gettysburg's anniversary and Lincoln’s speeches to promote freedom, cooperation, and goodwill across North and South.

Hierto Gettysburg Abraham Lincoln North Lincoln

Kalinin Attacks U S Communists at Rally

President Kalinin of the Soviet republics denounces the American Communist Party, declaring the capitalist world the enemy and vowing world conquest for communism. He identifies Browder and American supporters as hypocrites and asserts Russia’s aim to conquer the world for communism.

Mikhail Kalinin Soviet “Republics American Communist Party Kalinin Keningad United States Earl Browder America Russia

Teeth disorders and fluoride effects on enamel in childhood

The article explains how fluorine in drinking water can cause mottled enamel and grayish spots in teeth, notes there is no treatment to reverse damage, and lists related conditions such as enamel hypoplasia and enamel tu gulation. It also covers the importance of early molar repair, other enamel disorders, and the role of regular dental visits.

Arilize

Causes and treatments for rosacea and back pain cues

A reader asks about rosacea causing facial redness and tender nose tips, with possible gut and gland issues and alcohol as a factor. X ray and dermatology advice follow, plus general backache causes from spine defects to arthritis, TB, tumors, and the need for thorough exam and imaging.

Liberty and tyranny in 18th and 20th century echoes

A reflective piece contrasts the birth of liberty in 1788 with modern despotisms. It cites Gurney Welles at Independence Square and critiques Nazi Germany’s censorship, propaganda, and suppression of human rights. The piece links past revolutions to ongoing struggles for freedom.

Old World America Europe Gurney Welles United States Nazi Germany New York Germany Sumner Welles

Garfield and Blaine at Baltimore depot before assassination

From a 19th century discourse recounting the July 2 event at Baltimore and Potomac station when President James A. Garfield and Secretary James G. Blaine walked together. Charles Guiteau fired, Garfield was wounded, Guiteau arrested, Garfield died months later, Guiteau tried and convicted.

Baltimore and Potomac Washington United States James A. Garfield James G. Blaine Williams College Calaly Bs Garfield Charles J. Guiteau

America should end heart balm alimony and alienation suits

A Prairie du Chien woman endorses abolishing heart balm and alimony for childless wives, denouncing alienation of affections as a cash rack. She argues courts should not finance such suits and urges federal laws to end these practices. She notes separate maintenance as another harmful arrangement and calls for government action to protect spouses and children nationwide.

America Frank Wal+ter Wisconsin Timus Frank Waller Ameer- Jean Wife Prairie du Chien Wis Miss Robinson Mrs. Prank Waller Bob King Peas

Knowledge Test Quiz on Famous Historical Figures

A 1935 King Features Syndicate trivia page poses questions about Agincourt Dewmwend Dick poet laureate Pelias and Melisande New Haven founder Queen Victoria’s son Portia Shakespeare’s lover and Flodden Field.

Agincoun Dewmwend Dick Pias Thes New Haven Colony Connecticut Seid Aulphin France Watie England Queen Victoria United States Concord New Hampt Portia Venice Pope Lock Flodden Field Prench Raphael King Features Syndicate Tne

Letters to the Editor on farm payments and weather questions

A reader signed as CHARLES MCCRADY questions government payments to farmers, peanut price deductions, and urges a sit-down strike. He also blasts weather mysteries, asking why winds shift, why rains vary by region, and why storms form and weaken as they approach land.

Forbes Ranchiman Erwinitz Lab- Tador Spain Florida Wester Galleys Charles McCrady

Weather Interest Reader and Editor Notes Why Weather Varies

A reader asks why weather changes by region and what causes rain patterns. The piece discusses curiosity about atmospheric factors and the role of newspapers in teaching readers the why and wherefore of weather.

Uncle Sui

Stars and Stripes For Training Children Advice

A fragmented editorial line offers guidance on proper parenting and social conduct, urging readers to seek reliable information from experienced individuals. The write up implies traditional views on family roles and moral instruction without detailing specific practices.

July Fourth parade to feature 600 Italians in San Antonio

The L A light files note the San Antonio Italian colony plans to join the Fourth of July parade with about 600 participants. They funded a $40,000 war stamps drive, while a separate float will feature Liberty and Democracy figures and territories claimed by Italy. An ordinance to enforce dog licensing citywide is to be rigidly enforced, Mayor Daly announced as San Antonio public dog licenses reach 35,000.

San Antonio Liberty Memocracy Trentino Trieste Taly Sau C. Daly Jicenara

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