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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1930
Page
14
A 1925 collage notes Coney Island as a transformative seaside retreat where diverse crowds seek escape from April to September. It recalls motifs of leisure, class, and amusing anecdotes from Bob Garland to Bugs Baer, Mizner, and Caesar, mixing travel lore with showbiz satire.
The Hearst papers urge proposals including Washington’s entangling alliances repudiation, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Secretary, federal action to abolish literacy, a January swearing in, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month year with Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal, debt payments via West Indies acquisitions, selective immigration, deportation of undesirable aliens, and full publicity for income taxes.
A call for swift nationwide action to cut unemployment. Government and business should expand hiring, speed naval and housing programs, repurpose postal and shipyard facilities, and keep skilled workers on the payroll. The administration should act now to encourage growth by doing more and talking less.
The Saga of Borglum details his recall to direct the vast Stone Mountain memorial project. Borglum vows to make it bigger and better, asserting unmatched energy and confidence. The memorial, dedicated to the Confederacy, ties to Curzon Borglum, the San Antonio born sculptor.
A string of whale incidents disrupts Settle and New York harbor traffic, with a Boston bound steamship delayed by a whale and a 40 mile tow by a fishing guide. President Hoover contemplates a quick, dramatic policy response as calls grow for swift action to prevent further maritime hazard.
A vintage health piece explains infant vomiting signals. It notes overfeeding fast feeding and nipple hole size as common causes, advises gradual feeding, and warns to seek a doctor if vomiting worsens or persists.
A terse notice notes action in Ban Antonio tightening rules on craft activities. The report outlines regulatory focus, affected groups, and expected enforcement dates. Local officials coordinate with residents to ensure compliance and awareness of the adjustments.
A discussion on whether modification allows t-material to penetrate colder tegiae, and if inherited traits arise from germ plasm or cultural transmission. The article cites experiments by Pearl and Stocker on alcohol effects, epilepsy, and fertility, arguing that acquired characteristics are not reliably inherited and that tradition and environment confound observations.
A piece examining a father's claim that his son should follow a prescribed path in life. Al Hare decries artistry over commerce, urging a practical auto business career for his son Dan, arguing duty and tradition outweigh the son's personal aspirations. The essay questions generational expectations and parental control.
A tame bear chained on a Los Angeles miniature golf course acts as a hazard by grabbing honey smeared balls as players near the hole. Trained to seize balls, the ursine collects any ball with honey, adding an unusual obstacle to the course.
The text fragment references girls and banda usage, akthia dows, needlework, and suggests a social or wartime domestic focus. Mentions Werhert Tonner and a date pattern, but content is highly garbled with punctuation and unclear meaning.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a playful exchange about a character named Stein and a jam situation. Readable words mention Bonehead Brothers and Sump Too, with unclear context and no definite event or outcome.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an advertisement item in Medina Ohio. Mentions a 12 bead cereral pale product and entities Anderson Ade and WW. Details are unclear but indicate an ornate ad style and local business context.
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