Let Us Preserve Our Constitution On Its 153rd Anniversary
The piece warns that the U S Constitution faces extraordinary danger from a new deal administration bent on expanding power. It laments public indifference, cites threats to democratic process, urges vigilance, unity, and renewed dedication to constitutional limits and free institutions.
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New Deal
Europe
Asia
New Deal Administration
Eble
Borah
Institutors
Iit
Ali
Editorial echoes from 1911 discuss Bee lore and social reform
The article reflects on Arthur Brisbane and editorial craft, comparing early 20th century prose to today. It cites a 1911 piece on Professor Gates and bees, notes Brisbane’s plain, brisk style, and discusses social issues from gender roles to civility, urban life, and the softness debate in Harper's magazine.
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Brisbane
Gates
Amhers' College
Waeterlinck
Lathbock
Fabre
Roy Heston
Harper's Magazine
Democracy vs Hitlers rapid efficiency compared
A columnist argues democracy is flawed yet excitable, warning that freedom makes quick action harder. It contrasts Hitler's centralized decision making with the American system of 48 states and countless voices, urging readers to value individual rights and human dignity over swift autocratic action.
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America
Senate
House of Representatives
Hitler
Herr Hitler
King Pas. Synd
Rail officials weigh grade crossing plan with city
San Antonio railroad leaders discuss a city planner produced program to remove grade crossings over 50 years via viaducts and underpasses or a union station. Officials, not commenting, request 90 days to study proposals as 33 Brooks Field guards prepare for Fort Clark cross country run under First Lieut. W R Carter.
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San Antonio
Tirty
Brooks Feldiers
Fort Clark
WR. Carter
Impartial Letters on 1940 Campaign Issues
The Light presents opposing reader opinions in these columns on campaign topics. Letters express individual views and may be edited for space. Views do not necessarily reflect The Light's own position.
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Light
Why I’ll Vote for Willkie in the 1940 Election
Rex Reach argues that Roosevelt’s expansion of power undermines democracy and the free enterprise system. He praises Wendell Willkie for fiscal restraint and warns the New Deal’s spending risks burdening the nation with debt and potential move toward state socialism. He urges unity and rapid national preparation.
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Rex Reach
Wendell Willie
Walue
Roosevelt
Wendell Willkie
Why I’ll Vote for Roosevelt in This Campaign
The author, a Democrat and author of The Green Pastures, argues Roosevelt's leadership is superior to Willkie's. He criticizes Willkie's four claims, cites administrative law concerns, warns against demagogy, and rejects the idea that investment capital alone fixes the economy. He commends Roosevelt’s record and dismisses Willkie’s third-term stance.
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Willkie
Wilkie
England
Congress
Huey Long
Old Joe College
Mr. Willkie
Roosevelt
Landon
Mr. Hoover
Midas
News Behind the News By Paul Mallon
Washington discusses rumors of Mexican unrest and Nazi influence with official inquiries under way. Reports claim potential troop movements and arms transfers north of the Rio Grande within 69 days if German plans succeed. The piece notes Almazan’s credibility issues, gold reserves figures, and anticipated Wagner committee monetary policy hearings.
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Washington
Jerreta
Mealco
Rio Grande
Mexico
Provagandista
Federal Reserve
Wagner Committee
Anemia Facts and Diet to Support Red Blood Cell Health
Medical article explains how red blood cells form from dietary proteins minerals and vitamins. It notes iron and copper roles, the need for stomach acid for iron use, and that vitamins B E D G support blood formation. It covers anemia types from digestive disorders to pernicious forms and mentions liver extract as treatment.
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N. Magermass
New York
Anemia Types Linked to Bleeding and Toxins
By Dr H N Bundesen the article notes three anemia forms including classic failure from ongoing bleeding. It describes a second type caused by destruction of red cells from poisons such as lead and a third form microcytic anemia with smaller than normal red cells.
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Kugelmans
Hing Pees. Synd., Inc
Knowledge Test Answers One Word Yes or No
The page asks eleven geography true false style questions about locations such as Mount Everest, Niagara Falls, and Lake Michigan, then directs checking the comic page for answers.
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Ansswer
Mt. Everest
Switzerland
Nisgara Falla
Isle of Man
Irth Sea
Mt. Blanc
Lake Michigan
Cheviot Hills
England
Raul
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