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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1936
Page
7
A poem by Berton Braley critiques Tammany influence as the tiger grows more powerful. Robert J. Malone draws the tale warning of political graft and greed. The verses urge awareness of unchecked power and its threat to the nation.
The editorial attacks free trade and reciprocal agreements as threats to American industry. It cites Japanese imports since 1982, a 46 percent tariff rise on Japanese cloth, and urges voters to buy American to restore prosperity and reduce unemployment, opposing free trade doctrines.
New Yorker O O McIntyre notes the growing popularity of Russell, a westering artist praised by Will Rogers and Irvin Cobb. He valued painting life, color, and people, contrasting earlier critics who dubbed his work calendar stuff. The piece weaves anecdotes of peers, venues, and performers from New York and beyond.
Daily Constitutionals quotes Henry Cabot Lodge arguing that strong autocracy aims to paralyze or destroy the representative principle. He asserts Congress and state legislatures embody the system that sustains republican government, despite flaws, and maintain law and order for over a century.
An impassioned meditation on memory as an escape from present pressures. The speaker argues memories lure hearts away, offering a narcotic retreat like drink or drugs, making yesterday seem serene while today demands tough choices and responsibility.
An old health manual notes fumigation as once vital but now dismissed by authorities. It urges focus on thorough cleaning, airing, sun exposure, and careful handling of fabrics and personal items to prevent disease spread, emphasizing hand hygiene over disinfection.
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