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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1933

Page

6

Emphasis on Domestic Trade in U S Policy

The piece argues against internationalist trade zeal under Roosevelt, urging focus on boosting domestic trade which now comprises about 65 percent of prewar activity. It cites Harvard and Dun and Bradstreet data, defends tariffs to protect U S producers, and warns against isolating from world markets.

Roosevelt United States Raymond Leslie Buell Foreign Policy Association Dun and Bradstreet W. B. Downham Harvard University

Fewer Atheists Report On Shifting Religious Membership

The American Association for the Advancement of Atheism issued its annual report noting a slump in atheist membership while church affiliations rise. It attributes the shift to charity provided by churches drawing people in during distress, though secular relief groups also exist.

American Association For the Advancement of Atheism Fea

New York Readers Share Wild Mystery Mirth and Memoranda

New York lore catalogues Will Cuppy and a host of literary recluses in a playful panorama. Notes recount Cuppy’s nocturnal library habits, the eccentricities of Oppenheim and Dreiser, and other ink faced figures from Dawes to Hearst, all sketched in breezy, sly humor.

New York Will Cuppy The Ank Washington Square Broadway Old Hermit Fourteenth Street Frank McHugh Hollywood Loral Boys

Listen World! A lament on the unvalued wife and door mat

Elsie Robinson laments Mrs. Gray a devoted wife unappreciated by husband and children. She argues true value lies in what one does for the spirit, not body, urging self development to nourish others and avoid becoming a forgotten door mat.

Mrs. Gray Gray la Kink Peas Spm

Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland

Column about modern courtship and marriage expectations, contrasting lovers dancers and photographers, observes how brides move into mothers in law roles, and how women navigate social scrutiny and romance.

Helen Rowland

White Woman Haunts Tower of London Tales by a Soldier

A London feature recounts the Tower of London lore as Major General Sir George Younghusband shares eerie sightings and royal relics. The tale centers on a white figure at Traitor’s Gate and links to Anne Boleyn, with reflections on the Tower’s grim history and guards’ memories.

Lord Milne Tower of London William the Conqueror Titus Hla Quard London Westminster Big Ben Waite Sir George, Younghusband St. Thomas’ Tower Traitor's Gate London River Sir George Himalayas Tower Trown Jewels Queen Alexandra George the Fifth Earl of Northumberland Ned Lord Grenfell Anne Boleyn Ghouta

Shortness of Breath by Royal S Copeland M D

Abnormal shortness of breath, or dyspnoea, is not always heart disease. It occurs in nervous individuals under strain and during illness. Soldiers faced “soldiers heart” in war, polyps in the nose can cause breathlessness, and hardening arteries raise breathing effort. Seek medical advice to identify real cause and treatment.

10 and 20 Years Ago From the San Antonio Light July 1923

Items from the San Antonio Light files recall July 1923 notes: tar opening near the No.1 Hardeman well in Luling field. T. O. Aideen tract leased for 85 years. building sites subleased. Mayor Tonin thanks Lytle for past favors.

The San Antonio Luling Alte Hardeman T. O. Aideen

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