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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1933
Page
10
A humorous sketch follows Joe Runt and his wife as they clash over sloppiness and ego in a society of vanity. Joe’s antics, rival Phil Snappenbacker, and a boastful prize fight arc collide in a sitcom of domestic farce and public image.
Wotta forbids Bopper from staying, then pleads for a ride home. They clash with Tell Fila, who scolds Bopper for trouble. A strong punch leaves Bopper dazed and rent-impacted. The duo plans a rematch before the World Series.
Fragmented reminiscences recount Lenin in Petrograd and Paris, with talk of imperial war, proletarian upheaval, and a host of stray historic asides. The narrator cites doubts about mass strikes while predicting a broad European conflict, interwoven with odd local lore and personal asides.
A rumor claims Wotta Mann attended the Century of Progress and issued an unsigned postcard challenge to the feared Pet' rified Man. The assertive fighter allegedly offers low rates to Carwerk Sharkey and Max Baer, though no formal report confirms any match.
A playful Ripley gag featuring two Turks and two thieves engage in a tangled sequence of actions across tavern, thoroughfare, trees, and tourists. The couple Katie & Bill Back describes a humorous scene about the largest Tony in the world, dated December.
The excerpt reviews King Frederick William II of Prussia’s era with a focus on tall grenadiers and their imposing regalia. It also describes the mythical Mi gdelomin Jonas and a Caribbean fish called the cruciform fish, noting its odd bell-shaped body and monk-like head. It mentions the 72 letter name of God and an oracle used by arch priests, tied to Exodus verses and ritual performances.
Stevenson outlines a plan where investors back homeowners until mortgage payments resume. The effort involves forming a National Building and Loan entity under legal authority to operate through existing or new building and loan societies. The proposal could leverage up to half a million dollars in capital.
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