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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1941
Page
8
The situation of salesmen under the national defense emergency grows harder as goods dwindle and buyers surge. Firms face layoffs or reduced work, while capable salesmen must seek other lines or await demand. The article urges maintaining contacts now to secure future business when consumer goods resume production and competition returns.
The Torch of Liberty echoes in the eastern hemisphere amid wars, as dictators rise and the free republic faces pressure from Berlin. Reflecting on Bartholdi’s Statue of Liberty, the piece recalls its 55th anniversary on October 28 and the dream funded by French children, erected on Bedloe's Island in 1886 under President Cleveland, symbolizing liberty and immigrant hope.
A humorous column contrasts Miami Beach pools with Southern California life. It ponders why rich residents install pools near the Gulf, noting the prompts to reflect on life, wealth, and public figures like FDR, while hinting at local Seminole origins and regional habits.
In a satirical survey, the piece contrasts Southern California pools with those of Miami and Palm Beach, rejects the idea that movie elites flaunt jewel crusted basins, and notes only modest pools exist for the general public. It jokes about private pools, celebrities, and a rumor about a famous ambassador’s pool, concluding with lampooned observations from 1941.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a poor father who endured hardship with quiet dignity. He dreamed for his many children, valued joy and survival over formal schooling, and taught prudence, saying debts may come yet one must choose between empty pockets or empty souls.
By Elsie Robinson a plea to act boldly invest in life not hoard wealth. She urges choosing daring choices over dull comfort, warning against paralyzing debt while promoting growth of spirit and hope despite neighbors’ judgments or limited means.
Ten years ago NOVEMBLE saw Prank Hawke Toy Burnett and Fide Tafolla as stars of Adelk in a ceremony honoring Gaps. A 2021 record notes a mission to open a subtitled sublachia near Delgada, with city attorney T. Th. Abbewhay stating the council may grant a permit.
The article argues John Lewis sought to gain a closed shop in steel coal and autos to control fuel and jobs, leveraging power over industries and unions. It notes Roosevelt, Lewis tension, and a Senate fight over the neutrality act amid price fears from Ickes scare campaigns and anticipated war policies.
Frederburg commentator Alfréd' Petsch takes issue with a prior column about Lyndon B. Johnson and enlistment promises. He cites misquotation, defends Johnson's stance, and questions legal professionals while urging sympathy for lawmakers as public realization grows. He references Georgetown law, Who's Who, and Congressional directories amid a broader wartime debate.
Historical overview of puerperal infection and the guarded use of sulfonamide drugs. Physicians discuss risks of full doses, note that effectiveness varies by germ, and warn of stomach upset, cyanosis, and white blood cell suppression. Some claim possible preventive use after difficult births, with no conclusive proof.
Dr H N Bundesen notes sulfonn toides are useful for severe puer peral infection but argues not to neglect time tested methods such as Mead tYers fusions. He emphasizes valuing proven therapies alongside newer approaches.
Fragmented text mocks social climbers and marriage pretense with punchy lines about etiquette and class. It riffs on romance, devotion, and public scrutiny, noting the clash of old ideals with modern behavior in a witty, satirical voice.
In early days Texans asserted independence and strength, viewing Texas as capable of self protection apart from the union. Editorials express willingness to confront Mexico again if needed, noting Texas power and desire for national policy changes under President Cleveland’s administration.
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