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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1932

Page

12

What Did He Take Back With Him editorial

New York essay reflects on old New York saloon Budd’s and the era of speakeasies. A writer recalls the charm of a bygone time, contrasting crusty regulars, a thread of nostalgia, and personal memories from bar life and former clerks.

San Antonio

Capable Man Named as President of Mexico

Mexico ends Ortiz Rubio term as President, approving Abelardo L. Rodriguez as his successor by unanimous vote. Rodriguez, veteran officer and reform administrator, is hailed for integrity, experience, and steady leadership as he assumes the presidency.

Mexico Ortiz Rubin Mexican Congress Abelardo L. Rodriguez National Revolutionary Party Ortiz Rubio Republic Yote Abelardo Rodriguez Sonora Tehuantepec Lower California Vera Cruz Galles Rodriguez

Professor Skinner and Montagu Norman visit sparks mystery

The New York Times hints at the true purpose behind Montagu Norman's U.S. tour under the alias Professor Skinner. Financial leaders feared inquiries into his dealings as the Bank of England governor and expressed unease at public exposure, while his departure drew little sympathy.

New York Times Montagu Norman Clarence Skinner Bank of England Professor Skinner America Mr. Norman United States Norman Skinner

Education and Brains Out in Marshall DI Case

A college graduate and instructor at an agricultural school confessed to killing his wife claiming she was socially and intellectually his superior. The case is described as an exaggerated inferiority complex. He faces possible life in an asylum rather than execution for the murder.

Marshall

Why Do We Get The Mollygrubs

Esquisse by Elsie Robinson on the mood of burnout and civilization. The author argues slumps stem from not yet being truly civilized, comparing humane temperaments to savages and claiming only the truly civilized retain interest despite fatigue.

King Fear Tor

Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland a dated piece on modern courtship

A humorous essay argues men and women chase admiration and devotion under shifting social roles. It jokes about love, marriage, and gender stereotypes, noting how wives and husbands perceive each other differently and how fashion and vanity shape relationships. Copyright 1842.

Removal of moles by Royal S Copeland

Medical bulletin cautions on moles skin changes and cancer risk. Do not remove without physician supervision. Rapid growth or irregular changes demand immediate surgical care. Avoid home remedies and patent medicines. Consult a doctor for evaluation and possible removal when warranted.

Ife King Koay

Hearst Papers Advocate on Loans Taxes and Liberty

Advocate outlines a five billion dollar loan to relieve unemployment and boost circulation, adoption of a five percent assessment tax and income tax cuts to finance industry, and immediate modification of the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beers, revive industry and employment, provide government income, end racketeering, and restore personal liberty.

And I Remember When By Willam Chandler Riley

A reminiscence recounts the first dial or automatic telephone experience about nineteen years ago in Dallas. The narrator describes confusion with dialing Central and numbers, the eventual success, and a restrained praise for early telephone use. It hints at personal anecdotes and reflections on how the telephone changed perception.

Willam Chandler Riley Best Crockett Street Dallas Central Plese Yale

Etiquette guidance on weddings and letters for Miss de Peynter

This column offers practical etiquette advice on wedding invitations and personal letters. It covers who to invite, proper invitation wording, whether to send separate invitations, attire such as gloves, and where to place the sender's address on letters. It cites form examples and notes avoidances like using “and family.”

Miss de Peynter James Joseph Doves Haes James Joseph Jone Olivia Durant Halloway Blank Henry Downing Lewis Lewis John Lewis Place Forest New York

Alamo Heights Sets First City Ordinances and Flight News

The first official Alamo Heights board meeting approved initial city ordinances including protections for song birds. Earlier, Lieut James H. Doolittle completed a coast to coast flight in 21 hours 16 minutes, seen as a boost for commercial aviation. A six day harbor opening celebration in Aransas was announced for deep water traffic. Fighting Jack Shelton of St Louis weighed in for a 10 round match at an army post tonight.

Alamo Heights Texas Board of Aldermen Argyle Hotel James H. Doolittle San Diego Remerkbless Aransa Fass Aransas Harbor Jack Shelton Bt Loula Ed Howard Army Post Tata Pentar Shelton Anya Parente San Antonio

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