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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1935
Page
7
A critical screed contrasts 1932 tax burdens with Roosevelt era policy. It estimates national income at 50 000 million and taxes at 17 000 million, arguing taxation stifles recovery and prosperity. The piece cites Forbesfield remarks and accuses Roosevelt of producing the very disaster he claimed to oppose.
Chester Davis, AAA administrator, attacks the profit motive as an ancient urge tied to supply and demand. He advocates expanding consumption and reforming distribution, warning that destroying profit would unravel American institutions and shift wealth to bureaucratic oligarchy.
A dispatch from Washington says the potato control act will be enforced by the Internal Revenue Bureau of the Treasury. The shift aims at potato moonshiners in rural areas, echoing past Prohibition-era raids. The piece condemns federal interference in farm liquor production under the so called noble experiments.
Essay urges embracing reality over fantasy. It argues modern Americans seek fairy tale endings and glamorous thrills, yet life is a continuous, unruly performance without neat conclusions. Accept uncertainty, endure loneliness, and act with courage to live fully in the present. Copyr 1925 by Bink Fear Syf Inc
The September notes report Fr. Goodman praising a successful chamber of commerce membership drive. The Baptist Temple votes to appoint Rev. Jesse Yely ington as pastor. Sixteen Munich made art glass windows are installed at St Marys Catholic church. Radio demos by BM Graig and G Radrigurs headline the Dunmor scientific society meeting led by president Alvin Hackman. John Barrymore stars at the Princess in The Incorrigible Dukane showing.
A 1938 letter from King Beas claims a mountain hermit questions New Deal programs. He cites public works like river bridges and fears rising taxes will reduce food funds. The writer defends Roosevelt, noting 24 billion spent for the people, while the hermit worries about teeth and hunger.
A fragmented murmuration about borrowing troubles and faith in others. The lines touch on repayments, credit, and human finance, but lack clear subjects, dates, or concrete events.
The piece argues that women have gained political power over the years and could become U S president within a generation. It cites examples of female leaders and officials, notes the growth of women in legislatures, cabinets, and diplomacy, and compares Western and ancient rulers to suggest a woman president is plausible in the near future. It mentions figures like Roosevelt and Frances Perkins and references global precedents.
A rambling portrait describes Amon Carter’s influence and fame as he tours New York and Texas venues. Coterie of friends includes Will Rogers, Lee Orwell, and Gene Crawley as Carter boosts appearances, chats with crowds, and stirs local chatter about dogs, hotels, and gala events in a lively, period voice.
Parents should seek reasons for a child’s poor school progress beyond inattentiveness. Defective hearing in children is under detected. early tests and medical evaluation prevent permanent deafness. Simple causes like wax buildup or foreign bodies are common, and doctors should conduct auditory checks rather than rely on schools.
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