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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1935
Page
7
A Texas newspaper piece urges the state legislature to place a clear repeal question on the ballot. It argues that voters must decide whether to repeal Prohibition, separate from any debate on how to regulate alcohol if repealed, and stresses avoiding mixed issues.
A public finance overview notes the federal payrolls and total population reach, while gross public debt climbs to 26.525 billion dollars, higher than last year by 2.5 billion. The piece compares the federal burden to a Blondin act, describing the government as incompetently run and at risk of a collapse in credit.
The piece argues against accepting pity from others as emotional charity. It urges self-reliance, defiance of despair, and inner resolve to preserve dignity, drawing on references to Invictus and personal struggle to endure hardship and reclaim one’s soul.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference World War II era figures and events with fragmented phrases about Europe and leaders, lacking coherent reportage or identifiable people, places, or dates for a factual card.
This article discusses infantile eczema, its diagnostic importance, and the role of underlying causes. It notes that many mothers misidentify skin disturbances as eczema, emphasizes confirming actual eczema, and links diet, particularly bottle feeding, to sensitivity to foods like eggs milk and bread. It advises medical examination, potential X rays, and collaborating with doctors to identify and remove triggering substances while maintaining nutrition.
From March 2 1925 recalls Alamo Heights High School victories in the county interscholastic league with David Lapham and Diffioh Tupper defeating Harlandale rivals. Fort Sam Houston women conquer San Antonio women in polo four to one, with several named players. Also notes a March 12 1915 cablegram about Mrs Joske’s death in Berlin and Rosary Club speaker Dr Paul M Heck introducing new members Homer Domes and Mr O McGalley.
The article profiles Ed Howe nearing 41 and planning eye surgery in Baltimore before returning to writing, noting his Miami winters and social rounds with Mencken Ade and McCutcheon. It surveys Manhattan’s 50s street life, from aficionado clubs to celebrity residences on Fiftysecond Street, naming Lilli Lorraine, Vincent Astor, Rudy Vallee, and others amid a vivid nightclub scene.
A long discussion questions how animals and birds locate home or guiding points without human maps. It posits senses, possible electric or magnetic fields, and even hypothetical radio-like perception as reasons why a dog pigeon or bee might navigate from Salisbury to Hartford and back, noting limitations of sight hearing touch taste and smell while considering an unseen electro magnetic cue guiding them.
A damaged clipping mocks Communist orators and U S political figures with jumbled lines about famine in Ukraine, Joe Huey and Henry Clay, and a jailed “transmetnal wizard.” It claims erroneous jailings, a March 35 percent income tax, counterfeit coin circulation, and a strange note about King Zog’s tea.
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