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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1932
Page
12
The article urges voters to support a proposed constitutional amendment to authorize state funds for the 1946 Texas Centennial celebration. It argues the measure does not alter the state constitution, limits appropriations to the anniversary, and frames the vote as a recognition of Texas heritage and independence. It calls on Texans to vote in the upcoming general election.
A vivid travelogue voice muses on London street names and their histories from Cockspur to Charing Cross. The piece blends humor and social commentary, contrasting old street lore with modern bustle, noting class symbols and the city’s enduring permanence amid change.
A clever performer named Miss Babette astonishes audiences by bending her spine to extreme angles while walking on her hands. Dr A J B Cave and others in Leeds and London praise the spectacle and compare it to the flexibility seen in cats and snakes, noting the extraordinary X ray intrigue.
Poem reflecting cherished memory of a dead beloved, asserting love proves worth any price and will endure as a memorial of warmth and pride rather than bitterness, urging living joy and a glorious life despite grief. The voice vows to prove love’s value by living proudly and sharing its spirit with others.
A San Antonio Light synthesis discusses flaws in caveman lore and argues love favors Tenderness over brutal courtship. It asserts most women prefer romance with orchids and flowers, while most men become gentle and doubtful lovers. The piece contrasts archaic rough wooing with tender courtship and notes enduring stereotypes in relationships.
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