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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
5
Editorial lauds San Antonio as the second healthiest city in the United States citing B C Forbes findings. It urges repeated promotion of the citys salubrious climate clean streets pure water and civic mission to attract health minded residents and builders.
The text credits the Prince of Wales with shaping masculine fashion through durable trousers, Panama hats, gray and blue ties, Harris tweeds, and Scotch homespun styles. It notes Windsor's influence on blue and gray shirts and jokes about riding like a prince on Long Island, suggesting he will face humorous consequences of his growing responsibilities.
Rhondda argues for women entry as partners when capable, noting many women run businesses under their own names, use initials, or hold corporate roles. She cites English progress and the need to train wives and daughters for business partnership, highlighting shifting norms.
Radio and Education edits its first diploma for work taken by radio. As time goes on the balance between education and entertainment in radio programs will become more even. A Western State university recently awarded recognition to the wide spread use of radio for continued study after college, enabling remote workers to keep in touch with advances in learning and counteracting settling into a rut after graduation.
The article examines competing views on the Gulf Stream and reports observations from Spitzbergen showing warmer coastal water and retreating glaciers. It discusses periodic climate variations, long term oceanic heating signals, and historic notes from explorers about shifting Arctic conditions and their possible link to broader climate change.
A famed social figure laments emptiness after a life of wealth and travel. She notes fame from portraits in papers and a past of art, travel, and royal connections, but declares no exciting prospects remain and expresses weariness with material success.
The piece argues against doing chores for children and urges parents to guide learning by letting kids tackle tasks themselves. It warns against overprotection and explains the long term consequences of shaping children to rely on adults for work.
A 1919-era primer on encephalitic lethargica traces its origins to Europe and recent New York cases. It notes unknown causes and treatments, the wartime surge in victims, and a serum from F C Rosanow that cured about half the trial cases, with full mastery still ahead.
Speech urging prenatal and infant care stressing ancestral health, maternal nourishment, and public support for expectant mothers. Emphasizes need for medical guidance, adequate care, and community responsibility to prevent birth defects and child suffering. © 1935 New York feature service.
A 1998 pamphlet style critique urges readers to outgrow drifting by developing reasoning and willpower. It argues most people remain teens in mental attitude, with adolescence shaping goal setting, fear, and persistence. It cites biographies of greats who overcame obstacles through effort and foresight.
The piece recounts a German tale in which blind men dine at an inn and all assume another paid the bill. They quarrel over funds, each believing someone else settled the price, leaving the innkeeper unpaid until no one has a penny. A wandering Brunswick cottager appears in related notes.
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