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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1935
Page
7
A fervent defense of capitalism argues that abuses can be corrected by law, and that capitalism, despite faults, outperforms communism. It warns against bureaucratic takeover, urges protecting private enterprise, and calls for swift action to champion the capitalistic system.
The article recounts Bronson Cutting Bron’s rise from a 1912 Progressive era figure to a leading New Mexico politician and United States senator. It notes his fertility as a national figure, parallels with Theodore Roosevelt, and his independent stance and influence in Washington and Santa Fe.
The piece argues counties are obsolete and cities require one government. It cites New York's Fearon amendment to consolidate county offices and notes Texas with 254 counties. It calls for abolition of unnecessary counties to improve efficiency and save taxpayers.
The NRA proved a grand inflated experiment in regimentation of productive industry and business. It produced some benign results like curbing child labor, but overall it bore down on business. Congress has refused to extend NRA’s full scope, leaving only a reduced Harrison bill until April, which critics say remains NRA in spirit.
The Maternity Center Association of New York City advocates annual campaigns for maternal safety. It stresses improved methods in care, anesthesia, and medical supervision to reduce prenatal risk, urging access to medical advice in all communities and the expansion of maternity hygiene stations nationwide.
Royals, Copeland and M. D. Thre present guidelines every expectant mother should know to avoid dangers and recover health after childbirth. Emphasizes leader family support and flexible practices, noting no universal rules. Published in 1895 by King Bean Syn.
A May 13 1925 San Antonio item notes a two year improvement plan announced by Mayor Tobin after election returns show the city administration stayed in office without opposition. Separate items mention dances by La Moyne Begley during a Ponca City gathering and a push by the chamber to fund an 18 hole Brackenridge golf course for public use.
Fragmentary text notes discuss families and skeletons kept in closets as part of private or opinionated commentary. The source is unclear and fragments do not form a coherent report or event with identifiable people or organizations.
In this 1995 King Fog’s Syd, Inc. piece an allegorical view compares white blood cells to an army defending the body. Bacteria threaten through skin breaks, with garrisons rallying to cleanse invaders and rebuild skin as battles rage across the bloodstream until healing or death ends the war.
A diary style column recalling a day in New York with neighbors, actors, and social scenes. Mentions Gallipolis phone numbers, telegrams from Brank Growninshield, visits to Blanche Clarke and Hattie Belle Johnston, and notes on James Thurber becoming a noted literary figure. Includes chatter about Joe and Jacques Danielson, Bobby Clark, Paul McCullough, and social amusements at Delmonico’s.
Elsie Robinson chats with readers about the chronic belittler who masks malice with charm. The piece describes the smooth flattery and manipulation used to belittle others, the fear driving such behavior, and why these critics avoid real effort, preferring to strike at peers.
A Hamilton Republican in a radio address defends American democracy against communism. He rails at communists and leftist groups as threats, contrasts Lincolnian governance with Soviet dictatorship, and argues education over force as the path to keep the United States free. He cites alleged Soviet famine and censorship to underline communist failure.
A fragment suggests criticism of radio diplomacy with Osherwlee and a note on women collecting antiques. The text hints at a cultural debate over patriotism and thrift, mentioning the Ten Commandments and brin-aehras as curious terms in a disjointed discussion.
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