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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1912
Page
45
A nostalgic vignette in Brinkley style recalls a wrinkled grandmother in a black dress sharing a hush hush supper with a little fat boy by the firelight. The scene unfolds with twinkling eyes and a warm echo of old days.
A diagrammatic drawing found with a Persian watchmaker yields a claimed map to hidden treasures at the Imam Riza shrine in Meshed. Russians sacked the temple during a 19th century campaign, plundering jewels, sacred texts, and art while a redacted map alone survived.
Garrett P. Serviss argues Greece deserves unselfish support in the Balkan war settlement. He calls Greece the mother of Europe, cites democracy origins, and urges Crete and Macedonia gains to revive European civilization and inspire world progress.
A dramatic exchange reveals a character rebuking a lover for declaring love after merely two days, prompting a witty reply about the pace of affection. The scene centers on flirtation and social humor aboard a transport setting.
An advertising agency guarantees experienced writers and planners to design campaigns and allocate budget. It offers booklets, folders, circulars, and targeted media placements across Texas and beyond with free service and commissions from publishers. A phone reply to Old 7090 prompts a representative to discuss advertising needs.
A column echoes Miss Grace Isabel Colbron on a practical Christmas forgo extravagance. She urges giving time and thought through cards and letters, German ideas of fellowship, and a Christmas list system to curb wasteful gifts and sweatshop concern.
A 12 year old, William Stanley of Kittanning Point near Altoona, received a $20 reward for promptly reporting a broken rail on October 21, 1912. He alerted the operator at the tower, averting a potential wreck on the main line east of Horse Shoe Curve, with the voucher dated and signed by the general superintendent in Pittsburg.
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