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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
14
A critique argues that communism fails due to human selfishness and the inability to achieve unselfish society. It cites brutality of the Moscow backed Third Internationale in Sofia as evidence that communists rule by fear and force and cannot sustain self rule.
A reflective piece on self development arguing true success comes from inner growth rather than external gains. It cites Secretary Jardine on youth development and warns against shifting blame. It asserts maturity over time and continual self improvement as the path to lasting achievement.
A speaker recounts taking a young woman to dinner amid rumors that he is witty. He struggles to conjure clever remarks as others claim his charm, then regains confidence after rumors affect his memory. The piece ends with self-assertion about his appeal.
A father laments family spending as he contemplates a lower salary to curb consumer excess. He notes his household keeps up with authorities’ income and fears the loss of his daughter’s future earnings if spending continues unchecked. This reflection stresses thrift despite prosperity.
A discussion traces the idiom mare's nest from Webster and Beaumont and Fletcher to modern editorial use. It notes common belief in a grand but false discovery and cites an English newspaper quote about officials and merchants finding mares nests.
Oddity named ribbon-fish grows up to eight feet and sports a single long dorsal fin from head to tail. Its strange mouth and a retractable tube-like limb resemble a telescoping ladder, intriguing researchers in 1925.
A profile of a self made public figure who built Garber Oklahoma starting as a California born lawyer. He moved with family to Cherokee Outlet then built an oil field and town, later serving as Garfield County Probate Judge Oklahoma Supreme Court Associate Justice and 20th Judicial District Judge. He also served two terms as mayor of Enid and owns two newspapers.
A waiter at a local eatery describes the spring lamb on order and notes chewing on one of three springs for the last half hour, suggesting the dish should be ready soon.
A fragment notes a witty exchange involving Repartee Party Mx and Dogborne about love and loss, with a quip on never getting rid of him. Missing full context but signals a playful political or social conversation.
A saying contrasts bragging about others with self praise, asserting that true modesty lies in honoring others rather than boasting of one's own deeds or abilities.
Fragmented text notes a memorial feature attributed to Dr Frank Crane from 1926 McClure Syndicate materials. It references The American Tree Association and woods with garbled lines about going farther than this feature.
An essay discusses whether city or country life best suits people. It argues city wealth and opportunity attract some, but country life offers deeper friendships, stable home life, and opportunities for personal welfare. The ideal is a country suburb near a city.
The Plant hospital fund campaign faced a setback as steady rain from last night through today reduced donations to about 1500 dollars. Campaign chair Tarry Dimmitt, who has led fundraising for the 5000 dollar goal, warns the delay could affect the hospital's ability to continue its charitable patient care for all social classes.
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