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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
6
The piece argues confidence in banking rests on trust and fair treatment, not penalties on hoarders. It criticizes tax penalties on deposits as worsening risks and notes bank failures eroded deposit security, urging banks to rebuild trust by prudent behavior and stable liquidity rather than punitive measures.
In a special session the new administration can seize the economic crisis to push a New Deal era of sound legislation. Roosevelt’s leadership is seen as pivotal to enacting permanent banking reform unemployment relief farm support and home economy strengthening policies.
A fragment reflecting postwar finance fears and policy critique. It argues a nation with costly prohibition should not lend to foreigners amid economic strain, urging decisive repayment and questioning the wartime debt strategy. It cites Prohibition and public mood as catalysts for reconsidering foreign lending and debt obligations.
A reflective short essay urging readers to value character over material wealth. The piece contrasts cash with inner worth and questions what enduring virtue one leaves behind, framing character as priceless and resilient against life’s losses.
A distressed speaker confronts the inner chorus of failure that haunts every moment from reading to sleeping. The text traces how hoped for success dissolves into nagging self doubt, urging courage, ongoing belief, and renewed effort to prove worth and prevail.
A mixed set of items from 1943 notes and local notices, including wartime honors for Lt Col Coleman in Poland, a 1943 election in Harlandale with few votes, and various community anecdotes and reflections.
A fragmented reminiscence on old Broadway life and society figures. It notes aristocratic tailors who stay home, patrons of the Met and the Bronx Zoo, and culture references from Noel Coward to Weber and Fields. The piece drifts through fashion, lunches, and theater scenes with many asides about personalities and era.
The article argues that value is a social unit agreed upon, comparing it to a fixed length or weight. It discusses gold as a fluctuating commodity used as money, the origin of the term value from Latin, and how shifts in gold price affect perceived worth. It references Miss England and a Park setting, then considers dress and social events of earlier days, noting changes in public spaces and standards.
Etiquette column discusses social dress and wardrobe options with playful guidance. It notes charming frocks and shark jackets for a versatile ensemble, suggesting coats, capes, and dressy solutions. The piece references a long feature “Marry-Go-Round” and mentions illness of author Helen Rowland.
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