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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1925
Page
3
A Bexar County Marriage License Bureau report likens marriage to a tire needing patching and repairing rather than guarantees. It argues that many unions can be repaired and kept riding smoothly with effort, rather than discarded after a puncture.
New York mail robber Gerald Chapman, once famed as a silk stocking bandit, has been captured in Munice, Indiana and returned to Atlanta Federal Prison. The piece notes his past escapes and the potential for a harsher fate if convicted of killing a New Britain police officer.
The passage argues that emotional arousal lifts energy briefly but fades without change. William James notes resolutions require immediate action. Readers should translate inspiration from books into concrete steps now rather than letting emotion dissipate, then commit to one specific, actionable plan.
Jean Vigoroux, once NY manager for late art dealer Joseph Demotte, was found guilty of swindling his employer. He claimed Demotte was an art faker. Prosecutors cited Boutron’s testimony that Demotte ran four workshops making faked antiques and restored fragments into near originals.
The piece laments recurring fears as new tech and transport shift commerce. It traces reactions from oxen to horses to steam and radio, noting producers and workers foresee ruin, yet hints progress persists despite alarm.
A humorous column recounts a tall tale about a boastful man and a calm college type. The scene shifts to a police officer quietly listening as a vendor teases drivers and voices a teasing five-letter word.
A short motivational prose piece urges dropping grudges and bad feelings toward coworkers. It argues near interactions cause discomfort and that releasing resentments leads to more happiness and better days. The tone emphasizes personal well being over dwelling on past conflicts.
A humorous column jokes about sending photographs across the Atlantic by wireless. It mocks the distortions in images of the Prince of Wales and President Coolidge, notes the untrustworthy nature of future facial transmissions, and ponders the absurdities of remote celebrity portraits and the idea of family albums becoming public.
The McClure Syndicate describes a proposed state penitentiary six and a half miles northwest of Joliet aimed at rehabilitation rather than punishment. It features five inmate grades, humane living conditions, strict security, per-person cell design, hydraulic cell control, and tuberculosis safeguards with fireproof, inmate-built structures.
Royal S Copeland urges readers that erysipelas is caused by a germ, not catching by proximity. He describes symptoms on the face and head, fever, redness, swelling, and pain, plus common home remedies and the need to improve general health and fresh air for recovery.
A column argues against exploiting child stars and premature fame while praising youthful training. It notes a London etcher’s daughter as an example and urges letting children enjoy an unpressured childhood to develop genuine skill.
A fragmentary piece by Bert Moses presents whimsical lines on imagination, love, stubbornness, luck, and oddly crafted aphorisms. The text mixes musings on cheese, owls, horseshoes, lottery players, fishermen, and weather wisdom in a reflective, humorous voice.
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