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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1930
Page
5
A fragmented chronicle paints a busy urban scene with streets, cafes, a Rialto theater, and a waterfront crowd. It sketches vendors, sailors, actors, and patrons, noting bold window displays, cab harbors, and the pull of shows featuring Mrs. Fiske and other stars amid a bustling, smoky port atmosphere.
The Hearst Papers advocate a bold program including Washington guided non entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation, separate defense and education departments, universal literacy drive, annual January installation, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year with four week months, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquiring Caribbean territories as debt settlement.
The Senate should request the executive to place all papers in the London naval treaty case at the Senate's disposal. Papers include secret Washington Geneva and London conference materials, diplomatic correspondence, and navy studies. Full access ensures informed, fearless debate and proper advice and consent.
Health report quotes Jed Harris asserting theater failures stem from incompetent managers. He cites Broadway and Coquette profits to argue the business is strong when managers are competent, lampooning red ink and urging better leadership. He questions the value of received advice.
The article laments changes in Mexican tile painting as efficiency experts reorganize peasant workshops to boost profits. It notes a drift toward American fashion and magazine style depictions, predicting toned down authentic color and design. Concerns exist that Mexican craft may lose its lively originality to self conscious trends.
The essay by Elsie Robins critiques moral rigidity in Paul Glover a Greenwich Village poet and his wife Janet. It argues every soul must learn and grow by trial and error, warning against forcing one pattern on others. The piece frames the right to be wrong as humanity’s essential prerogative, urging self Forging paths amid societal judgment.
The text explains life as a time tree with a central trunk, branches diverging into species, and horizontal distance showing divergence. It discusses how slices reveal distinct species like the Maned Wolf, near and distant relations, and the shift from viewing life as fixed kinds to a connected, continuous set of relationships. It argues that species are arbitrary conveniences, defined by expert consensus and vast study.
Public health column by Royal S Copeland M D urges proper diet fresh air and sunshine to combat anemia and tuberculosis. Describes how iron deficiency poor digestion and chronic infections drain strength and cause pale skin headaches and fatigue while stressing nutrition and hygiene.
A political cartoon and column condemn Bolshevik attacks on religion in Russia. The piece argues government posters and anti religious campaigns backfire, boosting religious resolve among Russians and forecasting the fading of Bolshevism. It asserts belief in divine love endures despite attempts to replace faith with Leninist theory.
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