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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1933
Page
9
A first person travelogue records a drizzly trip from Philadelphia to a tavern, the Stork, and a late evening at the Waldorf. The writer notes weather, encounters with Earl Carroll and Hubert Kelley, muses on aging and writing, and references actors, publishers, and friends.
In Austin testimony Colonel Lawrence Westbrook and the state board of control condemned the relief setup in Bexar County as chaotic with high overhead and dissension. They removed those in charge to ensure relief for the needy is adequate and efficient, prioritizing swift action over formalities.
A report notes 100000 children pushed back to schools due to NRA child labor codes. Prohibition is humane but raises public school costs. the National Council of State Superintendents urges Uncle Sam to fund more schools now to avoid future prison costs.
The article argues that typewriters have boosted spelling accuracy as pupils learn modern correspondence. It urges enough typewriters for all public-school students while stressing the need for every pupil to learn legible handwriting.
The Department of Agriculture forecasts that American farm income will exceed last year by over one billion dollars this year. The forecast rests on continued price strength for farm products and stable upward momentum, with regional gains varying and improvements in planning aided by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
A weather analysis notes that crash risk drops on clear days while wet or foggy days raise hazards. It cites lower accident rates in rain by 16 percent of total incidents and a general decrease in 1882 traffic deaths, urging caution for drivers when weather improves and traffic rises.
A 1933 column argues that while honesty and kindness may not pay in fame or money, true virtue yields personal worth and inner peace. It contends that enduring slander and loneliness may come, yet living bravely, honestly, and generously remains worth the price for a richer life.
The article profiles Frank Buck, famed jungle hunter, detailing his life risking expeditions and famed captures. It highlights his encounter with a 12-foot king cobra in Johore, where Buck pinned the serpent with his bare hands after a coat shield failed, earning a dramatic rescue by assistants. The tale underscores Buck's dangers and legendary status in exotic animal handling.
A rambling meditation on love and money, describing how pursuit of wealth and social status shapes relationships. It contrasts extreme bets on Europe trips and diamonds with emotional risks, noting some forsake love for profit while others cling to affection despite cynicism. It laments fear of commitment and the cold, market minded view of romance.
A 1943 essay laments modern romance as women seek pay and independence over marriage. It contrasts long toil for wealth with the loss of traditional duties and companionship, warning that society trades health and happiness for monetary gain and cheap comforts.
The article explains chronic headache as a sign of internal disorders, urges evaluation beyond head pain, and covers migraine heredity, childhood and adult management. It advises dietary changes, avoidants like peppers, increased water and sleep, outdoor activity for children, and periodic medical exams for all.
October 8 1823 report notes Reverend Arthur J Moore elected president of the San Antonio Ministerial Alliance. J P Martin injured in a plane crash en route to Nueces County on business. Mosquitoes swarm Bowen’s Island area keeping residents awake. Downtown realty valuations discussed at a businessmen meeting as preparation for property tax assessment system.
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