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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1931
Page
8
In Lander, Guy Bacchus faces Wyoming game-law questions after shooting a 260-pound deer with a shotgun. He says he was shooting grouse, but officials doubt the claim, noting inconsistencies in his account. The Lapdee High School connection and local citizen reputation are mentioned in the probe.
A St Louis article notes the average American woman spends over ten years of adult life gazing into mirrors. It traces shifts from childish curls to bobbed hair, highlighting how beauty standards evolve and shape self perception through years of daily grooming.
The letter criticizes unemployment, notes 300 without work, and argues for action by city hall and Citizens' League to appoint representatives and allocate bond money for relief. The writer laments wages and urges a coordinated effort to create work, referencing San Antonio as contrast.
The editor is urged to address the danger posed by roaming dogs in the neighborhood. Reports describe multiple dog fights, disturbing noise, and rabies risks from unvaccinated animals. Cites cases of a mad dog leading to hospitalization and a fatal outcome, highlighting fear for pedestrians and calls for vaccination checks.
Dallas reader asks about the governor's stance on a prediction plan affecting small operators. He questions perceived injustice and suggests possible influence by Prock Lee injunction and oil corporation interests behind the danger.
A Canadian traveler from Norwich Ontario thanks San Antonio police for courteous treatment after a traffic signal misunderstanding at a busy corner. He and a friend were directed to a hotel by a policeman who explained the local signals and helped them find their way back to their lodging.
A vague aviation prediction cites Doolittle foreseeing 500 miles per hour flight within a near future. The source notes improvements in engine power and aerodynamics, with references to increasing speeds and the potential impact on air travel and industry.
More than 45000 postal workers are expected to attend their annual convention in Chicago. Col Robert Isham Bardolph, president of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce, said attendance would be strong during the Century of Progress exposition.
A Ringeisher mechanic named Anton Goodwin of Ring- Reber unveils a novel motor design. The device features three cylinders arranged triangularly with power openings at both ends. Invented recently, the mechanism is claimed to be efficient and innovative for aviation or radio applications.
General Douglas MacArthur ordered a survey of officers in Washington to trim redundant posts and reassign overstaffed offices. About 100 officers and large units may be moved from central offices to field posts, especially at colonel and lieutenant colonel levels, to reduce excess staffing.
A Hungarian protest denounces the border killings of two Hungarians near Magrar Szombatfa by the Jugoslavian police. The government condemns the incident as tensions rise over border enforcement and cross border violence.
Liverpool reports mill owners plan to increase work hours citing economic pressure and new trade dynamics. The move follows policy shifts affecting labor pace and productivity expectations.
A vintage advertisement claims Cascarets rapidly restore bowel action and ease bilious spells. It touts gentle propulsion of waste, improved digestion, and strengthens bowel muscles with a pure preparation available at drug stores.
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