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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
9
The country welcomes the Supreme Court’s outlawing of sit-down strikes but warns a divided court weakens liberty. It urges immediate labor act amendments to codify constitutional rights, favor peace and arbitration, and curb violence while balancing workers and industry.
The piece denounces Nazi salutes and Communist clenched fists seen in public gatherings. It cites National Commander Stephen F. Chadwick of the American Legion urging deportation of un naturalized Nazi leaders and urges Americans to reject such gestures. It advocates old fashioned American greetings.
Edwin C. Hill recaps the February 26 anniversary of Buffalo Bill Cody and the Pony Express. He recalls the era of overland mail, the riders and stations, the rough journeys from St. Joseph to Sacramento, and the end of the Pony Express with the advent of the telegraph and railroad, framing the West’s transformation from Stone to Steel Age.
Eva Munson Ross of Brooklyn attacks cemetery grief and “cemetery addicts” who put dead over the living. She argues grief can destroy families and wastes resources better spent on the living, urging broader expressions of love and responsibility.
MARCI-3 1925 announcement says The Princess theater opens at 10:30 a m to air a complete radio broadcast of President Hoover’s inauguration in Washington D C. Receiving gear and the address will be heard, followed by the regular cinema feature.
Washington dispatch notes Germany seeking credit through its central banking system as reports hint at a possible Commerce Secretary pick. A Supreme Court labor decision signals a new era in labor management relations, with NLRB procedures under scrutiny and potential revisions. Dewey’s political tour raises questions about future nominations and Perkins case secrecy looms in Washington. World copyright notes observers predicting shifts in 1940 politics.
The columnist argues dated ideas of sweetness and charm no longer secure marriage. Before marriage men seek variety and external admiration, while after marriage jealousy and boredom grow with a fixed routine. A steady, cheerful, resourceful wife is preferred, and the go-getter stereotype has faded in influence.
A humorous essay outlines how love and desire fade after marriage, exposing the social pressures on women to be popular or married. It discusses the shift from ardor to restraint and the burdens of conformity, with satirical commentary on romantic expectations.
A signed reader urges Texas citizens to support raising taxes on natural resources rather than cut growth. He proposes a general sales tax with exemptions for essentials, favors cautious state spending, and criticizes legislators for opposing fiscal measures. He identifies as an average young man with one child and a modest salary.
The text discusses natural body air conditioning maintaining stable internal temperature and humidity. It notes mucous membranes add moisture, and that some individuals react to temperature and drafts. Sleep in properly conditioned rooms alleviates symptoms, with links to nervous system changes and reduced infection risk in nasal and throat regions. Doctor Windham suggests tailored room temperatures may aid disease symptoms.
Dr Herman N Bundesen discusses how good air conditioning for new buildings and other measures may affect infections and calls. He notes a Q A about a 25 year old woman with a spinal problem and myopia asking if these conditions could harm a future baby. The answer says a normal baby may be possible, but depends on damage amount and advises consulting a doctor to assess safety for the specific pregnancy. Myopia should not affect the baby.
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