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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
3
Impoverished dancer Isadora Duncan announces plans to publish thousands of love letters from her career to prove love is illusory. She cites hunger and betrayal by friends as reasons, arguing poets exaggerate sacred love while history echoing the Teacher’s warning about sowing and reaping.
An exhortation to adjust one’s outlook to hear the music of humanity. It likens life to radio reception with the right wavelength, urging readers to practice the Golden Rule and acts of kindness to discern the noble, humane strains beneath life’s static.
A Chicago speaker Reverend John H Williams opens a series titled a school for marriage at the Central studio. He argues marriage is an art learned by practice not algebra and notes key questions about choosing a partner money children and home life.
A boastful man rich in cash flaunts wealth and status, pushing pretense and loud vanity. He gathers club dues and flashy attire, yet lacks manners and generosity, revealing greed over real success.
An analysis urges workers to listen fully to bosses and resist rushing to apply own ideas. It argues that quick, autonomous action harms accuracy and that disciplined attention ensures tasks meet required standards.
A family exchange reveals a child’s plea for parents to read the comics aloud during a routine drive. The child asks, Please read them to me, and the father recalls reading every page before dressing and bedtime. Nightmares and dreams about papers follow.
A college professor’s wife explains a child’s shift from hating arithmetic to loving drawing and planning houses. The mother notes that linking tasks to the child’s interests fosters self driven learning and practical motives lead to better training outcomes.
Citizens report Julbert Derry and Claude Precman attended a Sunday gathering near Andy Bryant and THT carr in McCreary County Kentucky. No further details provided.
This 1926 McClure piece argues that progress comes from trial and effort within personal limits. It likens life to fishing, stressing responsibility and market need for value. Greatness lies in understood appreciation, not mere expertise or skill.
A 1925 feature recounts Royal S Copeland advising law students and workers on midday eating. He compares mental vigor to physical exercise and argues smaller meals aid focus, cautioning against heavy midday fare as it diverts blood from brain and muscles.
A column discusses Washingtons Rules of Conduct from a book noting 110 guidelines for youths. It contrasts steering by a guiding chart with aiming at a star like an ideal, urging readers to chart their own conduct and measure progress as Washington did. The piece cites Franklin and Macriens influence.
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