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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1912
Page
19
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A confidential letter reveals a wife lamenting a drudge husband and a life of unmet ambitions. The columnist urges she value home love, patience, and faith, and to support her husband and children by kindness, shared effort, and staying together.
Washington reports Dr. R E Doolittle, head of the pure food board, promoting beans as a principal substitute for beef to save money and counter high prices. He urges home baked beans, notes beans and peas provide high protein, and suggests alternatives like nuts cheese milk and fish as needed.
Lysander John Appleton grows anxious about aging and seeks youth through his wife’s guide to happy thoughts. He reads rules linking wrinkles to anger and fault finding, learning to laugh and ignore daily irritations to reclaim youth, but finds his efforts have not reversed time.
Jerseyville girls have reversed social roles and host local youths. They invite boys to theaters after arranging rides and provide ice cream cigars and tickets. The plan aims to revive activity in a summer seen as lazy and to show there is something to do in town. Local girls defend the scheme as a moral boost and social effort.
The article argues beggary should be made a crime in Spain with fines, imprisonment, and lifelong penalties for repeat offenses. It contrasts wealth earned by service with wealth from sympathy, criticizes indiscriminate giving, and links Spain’s stance to Ferrer’s modern schooling ideas, noting intellectual figures across history.
A Baltimore & Ohio freight train near Thirty fourth Street and Gray's Ferry road derailed after striking a spreading rail. Live fowls escaped crates and roamed the area as workers, aided by Policemen Phelan, captured about a dozen chickens. Both derailed cars overturned. no crew injuries reported.
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