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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1927
Page
7
A historical reflection on thrift in America noting growth in bank deposits and savers, contrasted with ongoing waste of forests minerals and water power. It urges radical conservation and a national policy to match individual thrift, warning that resources like Niagara Falls may soon diminish without change.
The piece notes Mussolini’s ban on facial hair as a drastic Italian reform and mocks global figures cited as whisker supporters. It highlights his abrupt stance, references to the League of Nations, and jokes about historical icons, ending with a nod to his clean-shaven look and recent close shaves.
The late G O Guy, a Seattle druggist and merchant who invented the ice cream soda, died at age eighty one. He pioneered the popular cooling drink whose world fame he helped create.
The article explains the anatomy of facial sinuses including the maxillary antrum and frontal and sphenoidal sinuses. It describes how infections from a cold can inflame these hollow spaces, potentially blocking nasal passages and filling the cavity with pus, leading to sinusitis and orbital symptoms.
A 1927 meditation by Queen Carmen Sylva on clowns and royalty, arguing that public figures, like clowns, are pressured to entertain and mask private sorrow. The piece laments the expectation that royals remain cheerful, never showing melancholy, while noting the humanity behind the painted smiles.
The piece argues that people imitate group norms, losing individuality. It traces origins to tribal living and group safety, noting few break through to leadership. It concludes modern behavior imitates social standards, masking true selves with artificial conduct.
Analyzes dangers of unverified cures and quack advertisements. Argues medical practice rests on training and evidence, while many so called remedies fail to address root causes, delaying proper care and undermining trust in physicians. Copyright 1927 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
The column shows John Baer’s illustrations of China under foreign pressure versus a rising China reclaiming control. It warns of casualties before stability, notes U.S. fair dealings, and calls for Chinese self payments to benefit Chinese people.
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