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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
6
An essay urges American boys to explore unknown kingdoms, especially books. It argues books offer knowledge across subjects via public libraries and affordable volumes. Reading benefits any job path, from farming to technical trades, helping boys gain skills and insight for real pleasure.
A young elevator worker earnestly greeted passengers and asked them to pronounce unfamiliar words. He kept a paper with phrases, studied between trips, and used generous tips to fund a trip to London for longer training and work prospects.
The Western Watchman reports a Rome issued decree by Pope Pius X claiming excommunication for anyone who summons ecclesiastics before secular courts. It asserts church disputes must be settled in church tribunals, while clarifying limitations on secular prosecutions.
A learner moves from English to German, likened to a tree of book hay. He contemplates the upcoming work, while Ela uses spare minutes to push toward success.
Professor Frank W. Lindsay, former math instructor at the New York Military Academy in Cornwall, sues Major Milton Davis for 4900 damages over a May incident in which Davis allegedly slapped him after a dispute about military duties. Lindsay says the blow broke his jaw and loosened six teeth, while Davis says he acted in self defense during a quarrel and expelled Lindsay from the room. The case set for trial before Supreme Court Justice Morschanger.
A garbled exchange suggests a guest questioning wine quality. The speaker mentions “wine dots fi France” and asks if the wines served are adequate, while a cloaked figure replies with uncertain absolutes and evasive language.
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