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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1936

Page

8

Nebraska Triangle Shapes Democratic Split Over Burke Resignation

The resignation of Senator Edward R. Burke reflects Nebraska democracy’s conflict with the New Deal. Burke opposes parts of the New Deal yet supports its favored candidates, while Nebraska Democrats demand to name their own nominee. Norris is urged to run as an independent amid a three cornered political clash.

Edward R. Burke Nebraska Burke Roosevelt Terry Carpenter New Deal George W. Norris Norris Carpenter

Buy American movement gains national consumer force

Buying Power organizations across U S promote the Buy American program. Captain Frank X Eble says community clubs are boosting awareness among consumers. He emphasizes that spending on American origin products supports American workers and farmers, while foreign goods increase idleness.

United States Frank X. Eble

Red Mockery of Freedom in Russia Exposed by Hunger

The piece reports that Red troops killed 23 and wounded 56 amid a hunger riot at a Poltava food depot. It notes 2000 farmers at Charkov were arrested for refusing to deliver harvests and claims peasants raise crops yet may not keep them. It contrasts this with American freedoms.

Russia Red Poltava Charkov America

Treasure ships and pirates fuel a century of treasure hunts

The essay surveys the rise of treasure hunting as a business, naming the Empire Marine Salvage and Engineering firm in New York and the lure of sunken gold. It traces historic expeditions from Davy Jones’ locker to Bolivian caches, noting investors, submarines, and notable hoards recovered or sought since the 18th century.

Simon Lake Wall Street Feke Davy Jones Deepsea Yachling Pale Mr. Leke Tome Merchantman Huck Finn Tom Seeger Elizebethville Ezile Ile France Lawrentie Bolivia Bere

Treasure legends and failed Bolivian monastery expedition

A long, fragmentary account recalls buried treasure myths from the Tonks era to modern expeditions. It cites Bolivian archaeologists and British observers as endorsing ancient documents, describes a 1920 official expedition to a monastery, and recounts a frightening inscription that deterred workers. It notes other dream‑led finds like Captain Kidd’s gold on Jewel’s Island in Casco Bay, Maine, and the Weeks v Hackett case shaping finders rights.

Tonks Bown Bolivia Captain Kidd Jewel's Island Casco Bay Maine Farmer Hackett Weeks Hackett Who Asset Praciple Capy't Kink Peas Sy'hd, Inc

Severe Burns Care and Early Treatment Principles

Severe burns require immediate care to prevent complications such as ulcers, inflammation, nerve damage, and scarring. Treat shock, manage pain, and use tannic acid or similar preparations to tan burned tissue, protect raw surfaces, and reduce absorption. Emphasize prevention by careful handling of hot liquids and prompt doctor arrival for definitive care.

Royal S Wwe King Peas Syn

Wise Words on Mistaken Mirth in Fife Holmes

A quirky note reflects on real miseries in Fife, suggesting smiles amid wrinkles. The fragment hints at Holmes and amused understatement, with a light, reflective tone on human resilience and humor in hardship.

Fife Mike Holmes

Dear Govts Plan for a Baby Marathon to Pay Debt

A letter from Winston Norman proposes a satire on U S debt by staging a large Baby Marathon with a prize for the lady bearing the most babies by 1941. The author mocks Roosevelt era spending and suggests funding debt via larger families, addressing Mr Farley.

Winston Norman Farley Mgr ViYtus U.S Mr. Farley U. S Roosevelt Kine Feaa

Coronation queen gains national notice in 1926 San Jacinto Fiesta

From the files: Bon Antonio’s Fiesta de San Jacinto queen Ag nes Terrell, now Mrs. William Clegg, photographed in royal attire is featured in a national weekly mag Labor Day plans include Ema Bunting and A L Light Lock Co opening Grand Opera House with Rupert Hughes drama Tessa of the Sterni Roose Street riders prepare for a bicycle race September 4 with 25 prizes and advance seat sales strong.

Bon Antonio Agnes Terrell William C. Clegg Yeekly Lock Company Rupert Hughes Grace Muller White Tessa Sternefry Sale

Paywrighting and New York City’s Journalistic World

A snapshot of 1930s New York media culture and social scene. It notes writers like George S Kaufman and Ben Hecht, contrasts city editors with reporters, and describes industry figures such as Jack Kirkland. It mentions Harlem tensions, nightlife venues, and the evolving role of radio broadcasters in Broadway circles.

0.C New York Mera Connelly George S$. Kaufman Gene Walter Charles MacArthur Ben Hecht Chicago Park Rowl George Rin Jack Kirkland Europe Rob Hanker Erskine Caldwell

Men of Malvert Retreat Find Strength in Quiet Dawn

Ahalting dawn scene follows a hundred fifty five men, policemen and workers, entering a Catholic retreat called The Men of Malvert. They leave their daily weariness behind, kneel before an altar, and emerge renewed with a sacred stillness that steadies their weary lives and dispels cynicism. The piece frames the retreat as a possible path to healing, noting the author’s own yearning for spiritual renewal amid urban toil.

Elien Men of Malvert

WPA Seeks Animals for Pueblo Parks Controversy

In Pueblo a WPA plan to spend $24,595 on animal pits prompts mock ads for horses, poultry, and exotic beasts to inhabit city park facilities. The hoard describes pedigreed birds and tropical quarters while implying a city budget strain and a proposed WPA conditioned pound.

Puebla WPA Ono Federal ‘Treasury State Fairgrounds City Park City OF Pueblo Contricht New Fork Sta

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