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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1936

Page

10

Our Flag Still Waves Proudly From the Walls Alamo Anniversary

A 1936 anniversary tribute recalls Travis and his men dying at the Alamo to defend liberty rather than material gain. It honors their resolve, the stone wall shrine, and the enduring call to action to defend rights and resist surrender. The piece links the Alamo to Texas independence and urges unity for freedoms.

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One Way Traffic: Ripley Visa Refusal by Russia Sparks Debate

The refusal of a Russian visa to Robert L. Ripley of Believe It or Not! shows ongoing one way traffic between nations. Hearst papers note the US recognized Russia while Moscow did not reciprocate, while Ripley argues Soviet propagandists enter the US with tacit protection. McCormack says the case informs public opinion on Soviet Russia.

Robert L. Ripley Hearst Russia United States Ripley Paradise Mr. Ripley John W. McCormack Soviet Russia Stalinland

Does Help Pay to Help People The Right Way

Elsie Robinson argues that true aid starts with faith in a person’s pride and self-respect. She critiques advice, prolonged sympathy, and money gifts as insufficient or harmful, urging that real help empowers individuals to solve their own problems and “help a man to help himself.”

Sobib Jasna

Lost Maya Civilization Across Time and Atlantis Theories

Edwin C. Hill reflects on a Maya ruin in Guatemala and contrasts ancient Mayan feats with modern descendants. He speculates about Mayan origins from Atlantis or Egypt, noting astronomical skill, large cities like Tikal, and engineering feats without wheels, while lamenting the obscure fate of the Mayan people and the jungle’s reclaiming of their temples.

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Nightmares in Children and How to Help Them

This 1930s advisory explains that nightmares in children arise from fear, fatigue, and nerves. It warns against scolding and suggests sympathetic handling, calm questioning after waking, and simple routines. If persistent, consult a doctor for possible adenoids, enlarged tonsils, or nervous disorders.

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Wise Words On Workmen At Quitting Hour

A saying notes even the slowest workman is usually on time for quitting hour, reflecting common punctuality expectations.

New York Show Folks and Fashion Notes From McNaught Syndicate

A sprawling 1936 McNaught Syndicate piece jokes about Broadway notables and social scenes in New York. It riffs on Rubinoff, Groucho Marx, Spencer Tracy, Mencken, and fashion choices among city elites, laments New York’s cultural buzz, and recalls vivid portraits of actors, writers, and editors in a brisk, satirical tone.

New York Rubinoff Phillips Enmine Mink Alice Hughes Gus Bhy Martin Mooney Jimmy Walker Kate Smith Groucho Marx F. P. A. May LaGuardia Charles Laughton Jos Hattiell Antos Eugene O'Neill Spencer Tracey Edward Mulrooney Grover Jen Vincent Lopez Slick George ‘Wrangel Society Witter

San Antonio Light historical briefs march 6 1926 and 1916

Ten and twenty years ago items from the San Antonio Light note progress on a $195 072 Bexar county jail addition with two floors to be added after a construction letting and, separately, the 1916 formation of the San Antonio Automobile Dealers Association led by B R Webb to unify local car trade and curb aggressive selling.

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