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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1933
Page
13
Readings from a shipping inquiry touch political figures and policy shifts under the Republican era. The piece contrasts pre New Deal practices with modern ideas, mentioning a Georgia governor and aviation plans, while riffing on cultural and entertainment references from contemporary figures and titles.
A frayed diary-like clipping argues for changing environment to improve outcomes. It cites a calculator estimate on smoking costs and future gains, mocks heredity, urges urban migration for progress, and includes a jumbled plea about lawyers in criminal practice. Names include Sehiatar Gorr and Rus sell F. Wolters.
Puzzle text outlines horizontal and vertical clues with numerous garbled entries and misprints. It hints at a completed crossword solution with definitions and scattered letters, referencing faded phrases like time, regret, and barter alongside inconsistent spellings and broken words.
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