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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1907
Page
4
Logan Bros on 320 West Nuova Street advertises first class carriage painting with prompt service and improved satisfaction. New phone number 1363 provided for quotes and inquiries.
The author surveys psychical research from astrology to theosophy, arguing most spirits are earth bound and that mediumship harms both the spirit and seeker. She urges caution, favoring personal spiritual growth over seances, and notes planetary influence on life while recounting a year of trial and loss for a noted philosopher.
A fragmented discussion extols palmistry and astrology as guides to health prosperity and personal destiny. It argues that while signs may hint at tendencies lasting outcomes depend on self discipline effort and moral character, urging self reliance over mediumship and urging readers to act with persistence and prudence.
A Baltimore physician recalls early practice days teaching households about proper room temperature and hygiene while a Newport summer guest humorously notes a servant’s rigid social pretensions. The piece blends social satire with domestic scenes and sharp observations of class differences.
An excerpt from Harper’s Weekly recounts a curiously fragmented scene involving George Ane, a self-styled physical culture authority, and an Indiana fan. The two exchange remarks on strength, with misread dialogue and oblique references to social circles and local tradespeople.
The Cheese recalls General Thomas H. Burger as an expert on good cooking who disliked strong cheese. A dinner remark describes a rank cheese sent to his headquarters. if not called for in two days he would protest loudly. A school board anecdote from Pennsylvania tells of a young woman failing an exam after probing questions about past events. A light exchange between Miss Mugler and Miss Knox ends with a quip about sleep.
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