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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
17
A passenger recounts a mid Atlantic voyage aboard the Tig ship hawg Sprinkling, detailing notable figures like Barry Thaw and Antone passengers, a chic social scene on deck, and vivid scenes of moonlit seas, shipboard gossip, and the entertainment along the route.
The Hearst papers advocate a platform calling for non entangling alliances and broad international friendship led by Washington style values. The proposals include federal reform, education action, and constitutional reshaping across the executive and legislative branches.
Senator Hiram Johnson of California argues on the radio that the London naval treaty surrenders the 5 3 ratio with Japan and cedes Western Pacific possessions to the Mikado, while defending naval officers who opposed Secretary Stimson. He says the public must study the treaty before rushing to judgment and condemns calls to railroad it through.
Former Rothstein bodyguard LEGS DIAMOND has been arrested 17 times yet never served time. Now in the Catskills he is protected by armed guards and searchlights while police dogs await. His acts of anonymous charity are listed to show how racketeers cultivate goodwill with authorities.
A Chinese bullfighter nearly died when his red mantle wrapped around his neck, sparking spectator chaos. Brooklyn rider Sydney Frumkin, alias Franklin, survived a close call when a bull struck him despite a waving cape. Observers note bulls aim for the cape, not the matador, and suggest considering glasses for cross-eyed bulls and perhaps contestants.
A long lyrical portrait by Elsie Robinson of a starkly rooted woman marked by endurance and care. The piece depicts her as poor yet rich in character, tending births and graves, feeding neighbors, and bearing lifelong quiet strength. Her life is framed by labor, motherhood, and a calm, enduring presence.
The text discusses how heredity and environment shape traits, noting mutations in germ-plasm as a source of variation. It credits Abbe Mendel’s methods for discovering heredity, emphasizing the importance of careful experimentation and patience in genetic study.
Royal Scoberland describes fatigue in modern life, especially among women, caused by stress from daily duties and crowded schedules. The piece warns fatigue isn’t from hard work alone and urges rest, proper habits, moderate exercise, and personal relaxation to restore health and energy for daily life.
A discussion promotes modern soft collars over stiff starched ones. The piece argues stiff collars press on neck nerves and blood vessels, risking health, urging Mr Dawes to switch to adjustable, down turned collars. It notes the Prince of Wales wearing soft styles as an example.
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