San Antonio’s wise men boost the city’s credit rating
In a discussion among San Antonio business leaders, one man warns against holding up development for high profits. The group emphasizes cooperative growth, noting long term gains and the city’s strong credit as crucial for attracting major enterprise without demanding C O D terms.
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Alamo
San Antonio
Jawbone Blindness and Vision Theory by Dr Keith
Dr Keith, a leading British anatomist and Royal College of Surgeons professor, argues that vision weakness stems from civilization’s diet. He says reduced mastication weakens jaws, reshapes the face, lengthens eye sockets, and strains eyesight. He advocates thoroughly masticated hard food for health and strength.
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Keith
Great Britain
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Fourteen Points Health Advice by Judge Gary
A senior man of four score years cites moral and practical guidance for health. Judge Elbert H Gary endorses moderate outdoor exercise deep breathing water and vegetables with little meat long sleep hard work clean living temper control and Golden Rule living though warning that the thirteen point rule raises suspicions about ease of implementation.
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Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Money, Germs, and Copper Cure Report Stirs Chatty Debate
A fragmentary report from a French medical academy claims money itself carries germs and warns copper is the safest currency. It jokes that the poorer you are, the longer you live, yet it notes streets won’t fill with gold or silver and people still love taking chances with money.
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French Academy of Medicine
Pasier
Jeoney
Abused stomachs rebel and warn of gastritis risks
A historical medical prose warns that improper eating and alcohol abuse can inflame the stomach, causing irritation, fermentation, and pain. It stresses cautious diet, proper habits, and medical consultation for persistent symptoms, noting a 1825 copyright by Newsweaver Feature Review.
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Gan
Finding Your Right Road Through Life’s Odd Paths
An optimistic meditation on choosing a personal path, citing Edison Shakespeare and university figures as examples. It urges steady direction, practical effort, and a focused goal while explaining that genuine progress comes from disciplined work toward a defined end.
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Edison
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M. Sela Vegis
Wiliam
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Bondan
Ily Mall
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Princeton University
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Glenn Brank
Wisconsin University
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Towne Gossip Reveals Alarming Plot in City Neighborhood
A fragmentary account describes suspects from New York and San Francisco planning a garbage wagon display near a residence. The plan reportedly involved bribery, fire setting, and intimidation to manipulate a local ball or party event, with participants described as four men and others.
Political Games as a Gambling of Public Interest
Eighty thousand people gathered in New Jersey to watch a contest with no clear winner or lasting result. The piece argues politics is a gamble and business spirit guides governance, comparing elections to games where strength, skill, and luck decide outcomes. Copyright 1026 by The Moclurs Newspaper Synicate.
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New Jersey
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Over Life's Hurdles by Louis E. Bisch
A 1925 critique argues writing that deceives harms readers. It distinguishes cheap fiction from adventurous genre, contending true literature reveals human motives and life Premises, while cheap plots rely on sensational events and improbable twists to distract from character.
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Louis E. Bisch
Hard Luck Jimmy Strong in Springhaven Town
A garbled Wayside Wisdom sketch depicts Jimmy Strong facing social neglect in Springhaven. Neighbors observe little excitement or movement as Jimmy contemplates leaving, with the town described as dull and listless amid muted attention and distant concern.
If You Expect Satisfactory Work Hire for Potential
A 1920s style etiquette note advises employers to evaluate workers fairly, recognizing that a lack of preparation may reflect training gaps. It stresses that a hired person cannot perform beyond their capability and warns against unrealistic demands or changing methods midstream.
Old Angler Remains Confident At Lake Visit
In his 92nd year W Darlington plans a quiet afternoon fishing at North Nee' Chal lake. He says he enjoyed the outing though bites were few and far between. He recalls a life spent fishing and notes how habit keeps him returning to the water with rod in hand.
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Darlington
Davingten
Sant de Thak
Walton
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