Do Not Forget the Auditorium in San Antonio
San Antonio votes 4.35 million dollars for city improvements with over 35 percent for non flood projects, including 200k for the auditorium and 1.35 million for streets sewers bridges and parks. Proponents urge unity to fund a new municipal auditorium after the 1921 flood showing the city’s regained vitality and growth.
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Texas Scrub Stock Yields to Better Breeds as State Grows
A Marfa cattleman predicts Texas will shift from scrub cattle to better bred stock as land values rise and population expands. The era of using two acres for one’s work ends, with profit moving to specialized meat or milk animals. Texans agree on the need for more efficient grass to product conversion and smarter breeding strategies.
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A Wonderful Outlook for America in San Antonio
A glowing forecast asserts the nation will see billions in bank savings and farm price gains, with a bumper cotton crop and rising markets. It highlights San Antonio as a central agricultural and commercial hub, expecting a record development year and substantial regional profits for Texas. The text mentions four billions in savings and loan expectations.
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San Antonio
Watching the Creation of a World Jupiter in the Sky
An old astronomy note describes Mars and the approaching opposition on August 28, then highlights Jupiter as a giant, silver-hued planet near Antares. It explains Jupiter’s size, distance, and potential as a world in the making, with belts, rapid rotation, and four satellites visible during telescope views.
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Freaks of Nature By-the-Wind Sailor
A jellyfish known as the By-the-Wind Sailor sails on surface water with a saillike shell. Wind drives it swiftly. its bright colors attract prey that are stung and eaten.
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Yard Bird Rescue Sparks Street Crew Scolding
A worker, Italian-born, paused his street paving to rescue a bird fallen into a four-foot hole. After the foreman berated him for halting work, the boss witnessed the act, aided with a wire, and lifted the bird back into a tree after about thirty minutes, then resumed orders.
Some Sap and Salt The Best Raised Children Belong to Large Families
A collection of wry maxims on honesty, character, and wealth from Premier Syad. The prose pieces connect virtue with everyday social observations, noting that truthfulness and gentleness matter, yet practical success often hinges on resourceful pockets. Copyright 1924. Premier Syad, Yaa.
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Relieving Sore Eyes by Royal S Copeland Md
Royal S Copeland Md outlines causes and treatments for sore eyes noting eye strain exposure to heat and light, together with constitutional disorders. He advises thorough examinations before glasses, suggests usage for near or far work, and cautions against improper remedies while stressing regular eye care.
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New York
New York City
Bicycles Attack North and South in Odd UK Tale
A whimsical report from Marmalade Park and surrounding areas describes bicycles as scarce, yet pursued by locals and scavenging wildlife. Tales of stag pedallers, three seater velocipedes, and tandems dominate, with authorities fining misfires and forecasts of extinction by 1934.
Are You A Pretender Or A Real Student
A 1924 column on self deception and the gap between spoken knowledge and real study. The author urges readers to commit to systematic reading and genuine preparation to align actions with claims, warning against splashy talk without true learning.
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International
Fea Merrice
Their First Jobs and a Mining Engineer's Roaming Career
Courtney DeKalb details a renowned mining engineer who pursued early work across the West and South United States before expeditions to the Amazon and Peru. He later taught at the University of Missouri and Queens University, led multiple mining ventures, contributed to mining literature, and served as trade commissioner for the Department of Commerce surveying mineral resources in Spain Portugal and Morocco.
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