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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1927
Page
18
A fragmented, humorous memoir segment recounts Ring Lardner contemplating a Maine pelican hunt with Alfred Sensi, Emma the pickle factory worker, and a voyage that evokes early 20th century authorial voice. Tensions with a wife, depots, trains, and New York stock life color the tale in episodic, railcar fashion.
Bernard Nesouches reports from Hearst papers on the Marne battle, detailing Joffre's perspective, German strategy, and the surprise shift as von Kluck and the first and second armies faced encirclement. The piece traces intelligence, wireless orders, and the Allied response that redirected German momentum near Paris.
IHIELAGO March 2 Professor Harlan J. Barrows of the University of Chicago warns that by the year 2000 the United States will host at least 325,000,000 people and strain natural resources. Northwestern scholars Weiss and Taylor echo concerns but doubt catastrophic futures. Barrows cautions against overpopulation while stressing the need to conserve resources and address global risks.
An ad style note offers a method to relieve asthma symptoms through a promised treatment. It claims to provide hope and urges readers to write for more information and to send postage to receive materials. The message emphasizes a quick response and a no-cost possibility.
Marshal Joffre emerges in a Sandey feature for The Light detailing how French and British forces lured German troops into a trap on the Marne. The article asserts the first decisive Allied counteroffensive, revealing how the German war machine was hurled back after threatening Paris.
A humor piece portrays a fidgety office worker who loves films and follows directors and critics in Hollywood. A director born from a cinema world discusses what movies need, criticizing sex appeal and sensationalism while others urge restraint. The dialogue traces tension between entertainment and morality, ending with a director pruning excess to create a sterilized, cleaner film.
The memorandum details Allied army dispositions toward Paris and surrounding fronts. It outlines formations including First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and Seventh Armies, cavalry corps, and their objectives along the Seine, Marne, Moselle, and toward Troyes, Troyes-Vendeuvre, and Paris. It notes recon and rail destroy missions and alignment with aviation support while stressing liberty of movement away from Paris.
A local home brewing scene faces disruption after Judge Max Pinanacky issues a writ to halt production. The ruling claims syrups used in brewing fall outside the Prohibition Act, prompting a surge of activity and debate about judicial power and enforcement. Police report ongoing investigations into underground brewing operations and public safety concerns.
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