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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1931
Page
6
A spoof letter by Meswaught Gyn, Inc. mocks writers like Will Rogers and Dorothy Parker while bragging of earnings and column ambitions. The writer critiques journalism schools, jokes about teaching columns, and calls for a new curriculum to train aspiring columnists.
Geneva reports reveal new League Court protocols offer little protection against advisory opinions in matters where the United States has or claims an interest. Dr Joseph Littburg argues Article 68 keeps sovereignty intact but allows the court broad discretion, supporting withdrawal as the sole American remedy against unwanted opinions.
A United States Army Corps image suggests war to come with air and sea destruction. Cities deploy anti air guns with limited success. An observer on a tethered airship transmits fire directions while the ship stays above clouds and the observer drops below to report.
There is danger in every fact an example is the indiscriminate extraction of teeth This practice has led to criticism it has become belief that many ailments stem from infected teeth The writer argues against unnecessary tooth removal and urges removal only when infection cannot be treated otherwise Advocating dentist physician collaboration to avoid needless extractions from 1991 Newecager Feature Service.
A city report notes that Bao Antonio operates 62 buses on urban routes. The figure highlights fleet size for daily service and planned upkeep.
Texas column notes Lon Hilbars the showman has left show life to tend a Poteet area farm. He planted 1000 large tomato plants but frost killed them, leaving him with a failed harvest. Arion Davis praises Cyclone Davis and credits his wife for backing the family, adding her quiet strength underpinned his success.
Elsie Robinson argues fear is like fog that hides dangers but never real ones. She cites Jim who worries about rent, the boss, and the baby, letting fear paralyze action instead of facing a risky trail with calm effort.
By Harry Williams notes community interest in traditional dances hosted by Miss Violet Haynes at the Gunter with about 73 couples. Also mentions Somerset barbecue March 28 at 7 30 pm and local organizers Pyron Kenny and others planning packing shed events and farm social activities tied to regional festivals and rodeos.
A 1935 Kensington piece lampoons romance in a satirical wake, pairing blunt lines about love, aging, and flirtation with theatrical imagery. It muses on how couples pretend, how men chase novelty, and how old shoes symbolize stale affection amid a chorus of worldly wisdom.
CALVIN COOLIDGE argues that the United States must guide insular possessions they gained from the Spanish war. He states the 14.5 million residents require aid to advance economically, intellectually, and politically until they can govern themselves. The piece notes duties to help them rather than abandon them.
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