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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1935
Page
10
The nation mourns Huey Long’s death while noting his striking resourcefulness and oratorical power. The piece faults his autocratic methods in Louisiana yet concedes traits of courage, resilience, and talent. It suggests public fate may have tempered his influence, ended by a tragedy widely deplored.
A 1935 Elsie Robinson reflection on enduring sorrow. The piece contrasts grim despair with faith, citing Deuteronomy's "The eternal God is thy refuge" as healing arrives through inspiration, truth, and inner strength. The author underscores personal struggle, hope, and the enduring promise of everlasting arms.
The piece condemns Soviet attempts to use U S broadcasting for propaganda through Torgsin funded recordings. It praises Columbia Broadcasting for banning Soviet doctrines on its stations and urges all American networks to reject Moscow material to keep airwaves free of Communist influence.
Street corners across San Antonio, especially in the north, are hindered by tall hedges and shrubs creating blind intersections. Citizens urge city action to require pruning to protect motorists, praising beautification but stressing human life safety and calling for enforcement.
A historical quotation notes William E Gladstone calling the American Constitution the most wonderful work created by human brain and purpose. The remark appears in an 1878 article titled Kin Beyond Sea published in England, illustrating 19th century admiration for the U.S. framework.
Notes from September 12 1915 record events in San Antonio and Texas. Delegates to Spanish War Veterans gather in St PetersburgSeptember 21. Miss Dante Barkin appointed head of English at Texas University. Senator Bailey 1918 contest hinted by Morris Shape pard. Public school reopenings expected with 15 000 students enrolled. Paul Gill chef takes charge of culinary department at the Gunter Hotel.
A 1935 King Features piece surveys India's shift toward self-rule under Marquess of Linlithgow. It notes India's massive population, historic rulers, religious diversity, caste and economic strife, and the challenge of uniting Hindus Muslims and other groups. Linlithgow's background and task to inaugurate a federal constitution are highlighted as pivotal in this political experiment.
A quirky Queens locale near Forest Hills hosts a crude country style venue named De South. Free admission, cheap meals, and beer in tin cups attract Long Island limousines. an improvised orchestra in a haystack, a scrubby corral, and a rustic dance floor define the atmosphere.
A historical medical piece outlines varicose veins, their likely causes in vessel wall elasticity, and common risk factors such as overweight and standing professions. It discusses old surgical removal, then modern sclerosing injections to close the vein, and warns against neglect as ulcers and disability may follow.
A distorted wartime style letter criticizes a fictitious New Deal platform for 1935 listing promises to Democrats on government payrolls and working-class schemes. The satirical piece alleges fake pledges including bank control, inflation, higher food prices, and taxation aimed at forgotten men, signed by W Norman.
A fragmented column quotes sayings about reckless bridges burned and repaired, money making, and gendered clothing costs. It notes a father’s words surpassing acts, cautioning against laziness, with brief lines on women paying more for clothing than men.
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