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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1935
Page
7
San Antonio and Bexar County law officials announce a stricter approach to drunken driving citing recent traffic fatalities. Criminal District Attorney John R. Shook says indictments will target accidents where injuries occur and malice-free murder cases where deaths occur, urging proactive prosecutions to prevent tragedies.
William Green of the American Federation of Labor calls for dissolving the Teachers Union of New York City, accusing it of communist influence and subversion. He condemns Communist aims, warns of a Washington dictatorship, and urges decisive action in New York and Washington to defend American liberty and democracy.
Between April 20 and July 31 exactly 19,792 more workers join the federal Pay-rolls. Now 1,211,629 people receive pay checks from Uncle Sam, costing taxpayers about 112,632,685 dollars a month. Rexford Tugwell has moved to a Washington McLean palace with a pipe organ, as resettlement days echo a sentimental refrain.
An 1878 article by William E. Gladstone titled Rin Beyond Sea praised the American Constitution as the most wonderful work ever created by human brain and purpose, reflecting praise from England's statesman.
The poem by George E. Phair lauds the Constitution, likening it to a strong ship enduring foreign propaganda and political challenges. It praises the hull and ironmen aboard, enduring through troubled years as buccaneers and foes emerge across the seas.
A reflective piece argues for a back to the land movement, citing Ruth Keller of Houston and Arthur Brisbane. It questions urban dependence, praises self sufficiency through barter, and imagines towns built on work exchange and rural plenty while noting the appeal and doubts from middle class readers. The author shares personal experience with country life and warns of the appeal fading after initial novelty as boredom and practical challenges emerge.
A fragmented passage discusses two issues requiring delicate handling. It mentions a wife’s temper and a man’s frayed finances or energy as he manages home duties and daily chores. The tone suggests a reflective, domestic vignette on gender roles and opportunity.
A humorous yet reverent column on dogs in London and New York recounts Pavlov’s ideas on dog emotions, color vision, and four temperaments, plus a tour of New York’s dog life. It highlights canine hospitals in Manhattan run by Ellen Prince Speyer, dog adoption, and a dog loving public including ex governor Alfred E. Smith, with reflections on dog loyalty and the human-animal bond.
A long drafty column extols violinist Melletz, likening him to Krolliter as a top violinst of his era. It notes two sold out nights with 16 000 attendees each at the Stadium concert, praises his artistry and humor, and covers his touring life between Elboa California and a Park Avenue penthouse.
High blood pressure is a major cause or result of many disorders and often goes unnoticed until a serious event occurs. Regular health examinations can detect it early, allowing treatment to prevent complications and protect vital organs like the heart and kidneys. Manage weight, rest, and sleep. consult a physician for a personalized plan and safe therapy.
A fragment from Helen Rowland’s Marry Go Round humor piece notes tests for bachelorhood through fatherhood reaction and domestic roles. It dismisses futile arguments and suggests men often seek marriage to end single life challenges, with commentary on pursuit and maturity.
In a 1925 decision County Attorney Tom Newton secured exemption for the Fly club seven story building at Navarro and East Travis from further taxation, the non profit charity and benevolence mission club described. Kiwanian Alejandro Carrillo addressed the Seb Antonile Kiwanis club. In a 1915 note Columbus Day observance plans were formed by the Thale American Young Men's club and a $60 000 factory building project was proposed by Ed Friedrich of Millardable and refrigerator factory at 180 East Commerce.
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