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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1926
Page
3
Fiesta de San Jacinto proceeds with sun and rain alike shaping a standout week in San Antonio. Despite a delayed parade and midweek changes from showers, the city calls it one of its greatest Fiesta Week events with flowers in bloom, water stores replenished, and vibrant pageantry lighting the streets.
LBERT WEISBORD a Harvard graduate who organized 10000 New Jersey mill workers faces $30000 bail on charges of inciting to riot introducing Communist matter and inciting against the government He argues his speeches were exaggerated but the bail and charges reflect the era's tensions about immigrants and loyalty and raise questions about equal justice under law.
A Coast Guard fast boat fired on a vessel thought to be a ram runner but hit an army munitions ship laden with tons of powder. The powder ship’s commander fled to save lives, underscoring the deadly seriousness of America’s bootleg war and its comic opera features.
A Cincinnati laboratory scientist measured nerve impulse speeds at over 300 feet per second, noting that unlike electrical power, these impulses do not lose intensity or leak once the brain decides. The study compares nerve signals to a wire's electricity but highlights ongoing reliability.
The text argues that a so called complex is often just a new word not a real novelty. It notes excessive emphasis can skew psychology. It cites a Keats letter remark on the ordinary complication of feelings to be unraveled and understood.
An 1848 article from The Meclure Newspaper Byndirate compares a tidy garden to an orderly mind. It cites Macaulay and Napoleon as examples of mental discipline, urging elimination of distractions and deliberate memory practice to keep thoughts focused and uncluttered.
The author argues that blaming others is a human trait from infancy, tracing blame shifting to Adam and Eve. It discusses how children learn to avoid responsibility, noting that even when tempted, individuals must own their actions and resist shifting fault. The piece reflects on moral accountability and parental guidance in teaching honesty.
A fragmentary 1994 article praises two young women on a New York to Washington trip, noting appearances and independence. It argues modern girls should be educated at home and church, learn cooking and restraint, and avoids risky public behavior.
A senator argues about joining the World Court and the League of Nations, questioning abandonment of the Monroe Doctrine and the country’s neutrality. He cites historical policy and warns against entangling alliances while recalling past U.S. restraint during major European conflicts.
The piece mocks misuse of French phrases and etymology in common speech. It discusses how writers slip into wrong forms and how a judge might redirect such errors toward the subject at hand. A playful critique of linguistic confusion and misapplied foreign phrases.
A Berlin weekly argues Ludendorff and Mussolini are not branches of the same tree and contrasts their origins. It asserts Ludendorff rose within militarism under the Kaiser while Mussolini built power through self-made leadership and radical politics, a stark difference in paths and regimes.
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