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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
3
A San Antonio Light campaign argues that national prosperity hinges on consumer spending. It notes inflation fears, the National Recovery Act, and payroll increases, warning that overstocked producers need buyers to sustain recovery. General Johnson urges buying to retain gains and return millions to work.
Six Argentine musicians sought U S entry as artists in a New York federal court. The American Federation of Musicians challenged the label, leading to a ruling that allows six months stay provided they do not play dance music in a nightclub. The piece questions what counts as art and what music qualifies as dance music.
Dick O Terrell of San Antonio dies in the hunting season tragedy. A prominent lawyer and chamber of commerce president, he contributed to community welfare and supported politics at local and state levels. His loss leaves a broad civic figure deeply missed by residents.
At the United Spanish War Veterans national convention in Los Angeles Colonel Walsey F. Yates urged that the nation cannot rely on allies to hold the line and warned against relying on second best. He argued for a Navy able to provide an even break, aiming for strength equal to the strongest. Secretary Swan emphasized the need to be second to none in defense.
Noted men show private fads or public reputations in odd hobbies. Myron Taylor and other leaders avoid publicity, while guests like Churchill and Ford pursue arts, music, or crafts. Some, including Harding and Reed, use humor or talents to shape public perception, sometimes hindering higher office.
Elsie Robinson discusses how easy it is to squander time on those who give little in return. The piece cautions against seeking universal popularity and urges guarding one s precious hours for real, genuine connections and worthy causes.
A fragmentary piece by Helen Rowland on marriage roles and flirtation. The text explores male attention, love, queasy jealousy, and the idea that a wife endures a partner’s moods while hoping for harmony. Odd phrasing reflects OCR degradation across the dated prose.
A quirky reminiscence filled with named individuals and places from New York to Paris. The narrator lists anecdotes about actors, writers, and journalists, noting preferences, impressions, and a lifetime of eccentric encounters. The piece blends memories of cinema, theatre, and travel with sharp, personal observations on fame and daily life.
A garbled OCR passage describes a fire near Mount Jeen south of a city and mentions Wallace Rogers, the Mont o Development Company, and an 1912 date. It alludes to marriages, New York at Fifth Avenue, and cultural references, with unclear names and events.
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