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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1935
Page
3
Calvin Coolidge warns in Northampton that new laws spending money shift costs to taxpayers. He notes deficits must be funded, temporary borrowing defers payment, and rising taxes hurt small incomes and small businesses while big spenders resist tax bills. He predicts slow national tax relief.
A misedited March issue of The Social Frontier edited by Professor George Soviet Counts condemns American teachers as timid and illiterate while praising a radical shift toward Russian culture. The piece mocks U S teachers for narrow horizons, laments cultural poverty, and contrasts with a Moscow dispatch on table manners and economic distress amid famine.
Wisconsin representative Ray Cannon advocates cloning galleries and excluding unspoken material from the Congressional Record to cut costs and depoliticize proceedings. He argues the record costs taxpayers up to 87000 daily, with many speeches unread. The plan targets floor-only actions and statements.
An exhortation to sustain unselfish generosity in the face of family ingratitude and social mores. It urges embracing a larger, nobler life over petty material gain, comparing selfishness to jungle law. The piece ends affirming the value of living courageously and compassionately.
A confused narrator recalls visiting a New York barber shop where chatter, manicures, and grooming temptations collide with his plan for a simple haircut. He riffs on vanity, flirtations, and dubious schemes while detailing the comic chaos of the visit and lines about moustache wax and high polish. The piece ends with a note on being billed for a sweeping escape from the plan.
Ten men and youths were arrested on Main avenue after a disturbance near a patrol line late last night. A police order to disperse was enforced. federal court attaches departed San Antonio for Del Rio for a court week, with Judge West and others in the party.
An evocative sketch of Newark’s central receiving market at night, portraying a dense throng of immigrant traders, wrapping crates, blazing crate-top lights, and a nocturnal rhythm of labor. The piece contrasts Fat City bustle with old American business lineage and the immigrant energy fueling the markets.
Royal St Copeland M D discusses diarrhea origins beyond infection including nervous causes and allergic reactions to foods. He warns against unnecessary dieting when no intestinal inflammation exists, suggests balanced nutrition, cautious use of sedatives, and targeted dietary changes with minerals like lime, iron if deficiency or anemia is present. Complete cooperation between patient and physician speeds recovery. Copyt 1045 by King Pear Gyn Ine.
A fragmentary note mocks a new dictionary submission, cites a 350 word entry on virtue, and ridicules economic and political statements. It mentions Hetans, payroll figures, and figures about unemployment and capital goods in Germany while asserting JP Morgan holds vast assets.
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