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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1933
Page
9
The piece lauds a shift toward naval renewal after treaty constraints. It argues the United States must build a cruiser superior to any new afloat, recalls London treaty limits, criticizes past diplomacy, and pledges greater self reliance to extend cruising radius and base reach.
A historical dietary piece urges reducing starches and sweets to avoid fat gain and disease, promotes proteins from meats and dairy, and recommends fruits vegetables and clear broths. It warns against sugar, fat, and excess butter, advises moderate alcohol, and suggests a trial of two to three months of sensible eating for health improvement.
An Oakland man tells a California divorce court his wife was inexpressibly cruel, refusing to wear silk or satin and forcing him to misstate clothing costs to escape paging. He argues grounds exist to grant the divorce and hopes to remarry after the court decision.
A fragmentary San Antonio July 14 1933 column with celebrity sketches and gossip from New York theater and film. It names Otis Rule sley chucky Ruby Keeler and W H Hawkins among others while lampooning Broadway trends and Hollywood, ending with a curious note about narc goldfish and a cryptic byline.
Edwin C. Hill recounts Tristan da Cunha's isolation in the South Atlantic. The island, with about 7600 teeth of sea and a single volcano, sustains a small population through self reliance. Residents endure months without mail and scarce food, yet cling to the island amid harsh winds, seas, and limited contact.
A reflective piece on the ethics of honest feedback and meddling, arguing individuals deserve to discover their own truths. It critiques unsolicited personal advice, urging readers to consider others’ pride, self trust, and the limits of telling truth for another’s good.
San Antonio Light column reflects on planned developments for 1930 including a nine hole municipal golf course at Medina Park and private funding efforts. Mentions Mayor Brown and city figures as well as social notes from the era.
A doctor reassures anxious parents after a child’s scalding incident and explains burn classes from first to third degree. It stresses immediate medical care, cautions against delays, and outlines treatment steps including cleansing, salve, protective bandaging, and ongoing care to prevent disfigurement and complications.
A fragmented 1920s style essay questions marriage norms among princes and actresses, noting freed marriage futures and the allure of romance in Hollywood. The piece references notable names and positions the idea that modern women seek independence through love and social status.
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