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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1933
Page
5
Aging Joe Runt and his wife hatch a morbid ruse to fool his absent spouse about Hector the dog. A fake illness, staged letters, and a backyard grave culminate when the wife returns to find a humorous, somber tribute to Hector.
A chaotic tribute to Rufftown figures name Wotta Mann and rival Bopper Deli. It mentions Glutt Gink Fowler and Joe Runt in a surreal reminiscence with theatrical feats, ghostly hints, and oddball anecdotes about local heroes and their exploits in a big city setting.
In From Page 3 a spirited Will Rogers piece discusses Winston Gurst and Raymond Curt, praising Earl Hopping who keeps the Eastern team in the tournament. The narrative shifts to racing and a wild brawl involving Bopper Dell and Walta, with a sailor-suited escape and a jockey career afterward. The column teases future tales about a waitress breaking a heart and other rustic sports lore.
A fragmented miscellany lists oddities and curiosities including a giant hand statue, a cork leg, a plant grown from a pot, a dog life term in Virginia, a chicken with a tail, a carved statue in New York, and various humorous facts. Composed as a humorous column from RW Ginhert of Aracartes Washington, the piece closes with a playful claim of truth or falsehood.
The piece argues Germany’s view of its former colonies as temporary mandates under external administration. It cites Wilsonian principles of fair sovereignty and warns that mismanaging mandates would undermine trust. It suggests Japan’s annexation in the Pacific would disrupt balance with the United States and micromanage imperial priorities.
Roger Babson argues for regulating speculation beyond minimum margins and trading hours arguing the Roosevelt administration prioritizes recovery. He sees the securities act as a blockade on speculative excess while cautioning about inflation, devaluation, and the future stock market path. Investors grow wiser, and long term aims favor higher price levels for American industry.
Fragmentary historical notes describe a native Ecuadorian cradle called Shibung-Ju used as a baby bed and bonnet. A second section reviews Hudsons Bay Company origins chartered in 1670 by King Charles I, with references to its authority and the investor stance, urging patient market behavior.
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