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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1930
Page
18
A garbled diary style memoir offers a long, intimate self-portrait. It lists people, places, and habits from a New York writer, citing a mother’s death, travels, newspaper work, and a taste for routine, yet contains many unreadable lines and uncertain details.
A list of proposed reforms including Washington's entangling alliances stance, Senate proportional representation, unified defense under a National Secretary, federal action to end illiteracy, January installation of leaders, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar, Nicaragua Canal, West Indies acquisition, selective immigration, deportation of unwanted aliens, and full publicity of income taxes.
Illinois women leaders from W C T U and six other dry groups vow to campaign for a November referendum vote against repeal or modification of prohibition. They will focus on turning out “no” votes on the Eighteenth Amendment Velstead act and state prohibition law, asserting voter will over repeal.
A compact notice highlights Elsie Robinson's phrase Listen World with a brief poetic line The text hints at a prayer like theme and a challenge or hardship implied by a foam tarp and a jarbs term extracted from the snippet
The article surveys Lamarckian ideas, noting numerous experiments with mixed results and the difficulty of proving inheritance of acquired traits. It discusses controlling variation, the role of environment, and introduces artificial mutation by directly altering germ plasm, highlighting H J Miller’s fly experiments as a pivotal advance. Continued tomorrow.
A poetic prayer asks for a quiet, green refuge inside the soul a walled forest heart to hide from clamor and pain. The speaker seeks a gentle memory stream to surface without torment in a secluded, shadowed woodland setting.
The piece quotes a professor speaking on the moral duty of appreciating scientific wonders such as radio technology. It notes the tendency of people to let heart guide decisions over intellect and riffs on a Twain remark about endless logical worry and the cow’s focus on practical marvels at the end of her nose.
Leonard P. Ayres, vice president of the Cleveland Trust, notes a shift in economic sentiment. He states that conditions were brighter last spring but have since darkened, calling this the final phase of the low mood.
A curious claim appears about Ban Antinio as the center of the nation with references to wool, mohair, hides and other raw materials. The note blends speculative statements with odd phrasing and lacks verifiable details or context for a clear report.
Dr Royal S Copeland from New York, former city health commissioner, explains nosebleeds are usually harmless. He notes atmospheric moisture and minor injuries can trigger bleeding and urges calm, advising cold applications and seeking doctor if bleeding worsens or persists.
Disjointed notes describe bleeding control methods and first aid steps, including applying compresses, using hydrogen peroxide or adrenaline, and calming the patient. Mentions clinc visits, nasal bleeding, and improvised remedies with weak clarity.
A reflective critique compares aged warships to modern battleships valued at vast sums. It questions their usefulness in future wars and contrasts spending on capital ships with building up air power and submarines, citing generals and Britain’s fleet secrecy.
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