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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1931

Page

6

I Am a Boswell of Modern Bagdad in New York

The narrator brags about mingling with outlanders in a New York scene while denying the glamorous image others expect. He recalls pretending to be a society insider, from park avenue crooks to Wall Street luminaries, and describes friends’ attempts to lure him into luxe speakeasies. He ends exhausted by fame yet resolves to stay true to himself.

Badk Yoggler New York George MM. Collan Georgie Flash Harry Park Avenue Society Lndy Tobin's Wall Street Alyly Moscow Ossie Itern Vasanily Otto Kahn Forks of the Creek Galti-Casazza Philadelphia Theodore Dreiser Noel Coward Colony Katherine Cornell Lynne Fontanne Cee Syndicate

New York Governor Roosevelt on Prison Reform

Roosevelt unveils a reform program to quell riots and prevent future unrest by classifying inmates by age, separating young offenders from hardened criminals, providing education and vocational training, and reclaiming the reclaimable for society. He advocates modern psychiatry informed penology as the new dispensation.

Gram New York State

Military Education Should Have Support

John Milton defined a complete and generous education as one fitting a man to perform justly skillfully and magnanimously all offices of peace and war Our national universities at West Point and Annapolis embody this ideal Military science and tactics are taught widely in land grant colleges and many others The eighteenth meeting of the Association of Military Colleges and Schools in Washington this week will receive federal endorsement from the acting secretary of war and the U S commissioner of education to encourage broader military education nationwide

John Milton England Milton West Point Annapolis Abraham Lincoln Military Colleges and Washington Association of Military Colleges and Schools United States Commissioner of Education

Grand Old Man An Example to All Americans

This tribute profiles Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr as a model for the nation. The piece praises his intellect, constitutional knowledge, and steadfast justice at the Supreme Court, noting his approaching and passing of age limits and his lasting influence on American law. It underscores his independence from corporate influence and his status among eminent men who have continued to contribute past traditional lifespans.

Oliver Wendell Holmes United States Supreme Court Justice Holmes

Anthrax: Causes Symptoms and Prevention

Anthrax is a disease of people working with infected animals or animal products. It often enters through the skin via hair follicles and begins as a minor pimple before darkening and swelling. drastic prevention includes disinfection of hides and wearing protective gloves and clothing.

Stars and Stripes Bill Faces Budgeting Blame

In a satirical riff the piece notes an incomplete budgeting attempt, jokes about innocence until proven guilty, and ridicules the idea of declaring someone insane. It uses a domestic quarrel metaphor to question a woman’s cake baking outcomes as a sign of control.

Land Used for Housing at Municipal Zoo Totals 700 Scren

Question notes land use at the municipal zoo for housing totaling 700 scren. The fragment mentions property allocation and unclear unit scren. No clear entities or dates provided.

Trails and a quest for a long lost Big Foot Wallace book

A columnist recalls Trails resuming daily good deeds after a lull. Devine News editor Dubose seeks a copy of Soowell's History of Big Foot Wallace, last printed years ago, asking readers to locate a copy in an old smoke house garage and send it to Dubose in Karnes City. The note mentions Dan Huffer, Al Jennings, and a reminiscence of a sunset sighting three years prior.

Bro. W Dubose The Devine News Soowell Big Foot Wallace W. &. Dubose Ueyine- Newe Dan Buffer Karnes City Citation al Jennings Soledad Houston Borg

Hebbronville Jerseys Still Grand Champions

Columnist Sam Ashburne recalls Al Jeenings a former Oklahoma bank bandit now in Chihuahua seeking buried treasure and working a mine while traveling by air. The piece then highlights Hebbronville Jerseys winning grand champion honors at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and notes regional commerce secretary C C Williams from Tahoka with ties to South Texas groups.

Sam Ashburne San Angelo Standard al Jeenings Oklahoma Chihuahua Mexico O. Tenry Hebbronville Jim Flogg Otto Feenstra Geo. Tl. Edds Las Palmas Fort Worth Henry Eada

Listen World Love and Life by Elsie Robinson

A 1931 column argues true love aligns with life’s lasting results not glitter. It asks readers to judge love by its effect on character, strength, patience, and daily living, warning romance without substance ends in loss and regret.

Mindy King Feas. Syn., Inc

Tongue Diagnosis and Classroom Pride Raise Whimsical Claims

A doctor prescribes a stimulant after examining a woman’s tongue while a bubby notes it appears strong. In anxious days, a youth pursues rapid ascent on a metaphorical ladder. A woman jokes she plays piano by the window to annoy neighbors. A student boasts pride in being at the front of the class.

Bubby

Marry Go Round On Living Like Europeans Says Rowland

Helen Rowland argues American men should adopt European ideals of living calmly within means and avoiding constant striving. She praises acceptance of fate, minimal nagging wives, and maintaining health with simple pleasures, while critiquing ostentation and costly habits.

Nation Lauds Red Cross Response To Drought Aid

CALVIN COOLIDGE writes that Americans showed strength and generosity as the Red Cross raised ten million dollars for drought relief. He praises voluntary aid over government intervention, noting relief efforts fed and clothed the needy and helped restore normal conditions nationwide. The piece is part of a series for The Light in San Antonio.

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