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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1944

Page

6

Prominent Critique of League and World War Roles

A critique argues Americans should take promises seriously and defend US restraint in foreign entanglements. It credits US aid in World War I and postwar loans, denounces internationalists, and asserts the League of Nations was weak. It cites Britain, France, Italy, and Japan failing to honor obligations, urging cautious future commitments.

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Einstein Immortality and Relativity in a Prismatic Glare

An odd fragment from a 1920s style piece discusses Albert Einstein a Princeton mathematics professor, noting fame and immortality as well as relativity. It cites Marianoff and Dimitri, names Gulliver and Swift, and references Tagore in a musing on how relativity shapes thought and memory.

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Philosophers and leaders debated fate of humanity

Benjamin Belasseres reports on Tagore rejecting a shared future table if all consciousness vanishes while Einstein hedges, Wendell Willkie offered a universal solution, and remarks on Lenin, Hiller, and Gein mix praise, politics, and danger. The piece pairs big names with provocative lines about science, society, and ethics.

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Marry Me First? A Woman’s Bold Take on Equal Rights

A syndicated column argues that women should claim marriage proposals and advance courtship as natural rights. It asserts men are slow to recognize love, while women can be frank and proactive, framing romance as a Godgiven instinct and criticizing the notion of hard to get. It notes evolving women’s roles in pursuing affection.

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Kidney Diseases Link With Stomach Distress Observed

Doctors Raymond B. Squires and J. Bateman of Bestar noted kidney disease often associates with stomach and bowel symptoms. They found almost 100 cases with such symptoms and observed that a quarter showed GI disturbances without kidney signs. Pressure from a displaced kidney may cause these symptoms.

Raymond B. Squires J. Bateman Bestar

Kidney infections and symptoms explained by Dr Bundesen

Dr H N Bundesen notes severe kidney infection or uremia can cause stomach and bowel symptoms. Stones, blood clots, or abscess around the kidney may trigger similar signs. Thorough physical exams are needed for accurate diagnosis and proper treatment. Diat. by Blow Heaturau Syndicate, Inc.

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Retired Army Sergeant Honored in August 1924

Aged 23 years of service, Mansions Sergrant (Wuhan) Longist retired at Fork Sant Holkton yesterday and plans to return home to West King with his wife and two children. Public meeting set for August 25 at the school board offices to discuss next year’s San Antonio rehonl huebed allocation.

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Military experts weigh German forces in France and fate of the war

Washington reports analysts believe the main German threat lies north of the Seine and at the western gateways into Germany. The Nazi Seventh Army is weakened, with many divisions trapped at Falaise and Caen, while others escape in pockets along the bay. Allied plans target complete depletion of remaining German forces to end the war on French soil.

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Navy Chaplains Serve All Ranks On Shipboard Faith

A veteran observer argues chaplains on naval ships act as inclusive spiritual leaders for Catholics Protestants and Jews alike. They conduct general services on Sundays while providing for specific faith groups, emphasizing unity and service within the diverse crew.

Navy Chaplains Provide For Diverse Faiths On Board Ships

In 1944 George E. Soholsky notes naval practice of supplying Protestant chaplains or local clergy when ships lack a Protestant chaplain. He highlights care for Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant servicemen, praising the navy's method to accommodate religious needs while acknowledging army differences. He cites positive reader letters about navy chaplains.

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Love as a life work not mere passion, old proverb critique

A columnist argues against love as sole feminine focus and defends love as a life giving duty. He condemns myths that romance is a woman’s sole purpose and asserts real devotion grows from engagement in work and meaningful partnership, not self indulgence. The piece stresses love thrives in home life and shared purpose.

By Elsie Robinson on Love and Real Life

Elsie Robinson argues that love must remain part of life for lasting affection and that a woman cannot forget or live solely for romance. She urges pursuing real life and varied interests beyond idealized romance, warning against fixation as a headache and promoting personal growth. The piece also notes Catholic dominance and a snippet about sponge species, with San Antonio Light publishing details.

Cattle Drives and Conflicts on the Texas Trail

The piece recalls violent clashes during cattle drives in the Texas era, noting killings at border crossings with Kansas and elsewhere, debates over cattle diseases from ticks, and the eventual realization that Texas cattle were healthy after dipping practices spread. It cites reports in the Prairie Farmer and Kansas journals describing massacres and outlaw-like sentiments toward drovers.

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