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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
9
A Borah warns that centralization and bureau oversight threaten popular rule and usher in a future with an officer for every ten people and taxes of $100 per capita. He criticizes prohibition for widening government reach and sparking citizen resentment while supporting the law in principle.
The article cites Dr. B J Holmes of the University of California declaring puppy love marriages unwise. He argues they pose sociological issues rather than biological ones, noting risks of poor education and finances, higher child mortality, and a tendency toward separation in divorce records.
The passage argues that workers should not be mere automated tools. It emphasizes that a true leader stays at work after hours, explores new methods, and uses brains beyond routine hours to improve procedures and solve problems rather than simply reacting to bells or whistles.
Diarrhea in an infant is often caused by overrich milk especially in bottle fed babies. Reduce fat and cream content to prevent vomiting and hard curds in stool. Keep the mother’s milk quality in mind for breast fed infants and avoid contaminated food or improper preparation of meals. If diarrhea occurs stop feeding briefly and adjust fat content with care while avoiding laxatives or opium unless a physician directs. Copyright 1927 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
A speaker extols the stability of a kingly figure as a guardian of continuity. He contrasts a steady monarch with the rotating presidency, arguing that a benevolent king serves the people selflessly, never seeking personal gain, and that such kingship can be a useful, non-ostentatious service to the nation.
A 1927 Premier Syndicate essay argues that mind and body withstand limits only to a point. It cautions against overwork and neglect of rest, noting executives often push beyond safe bounds and end up in sanatoriums. The piece urges sensible effort and knowing when to stop.
A plea encourages not hoarding items with only sentimental value. Needy recipients deserve utility from possessions that can be given. The call emphasizes practical generosity over keeping keepsakes unused.
Dr Frank Crane reports on Englands Rat Act fining households for harboring rats or mice. Experiments tag rat dregs to track migrations with some rodents traveling over fifty to one hundred fifty miles. Proposals include large scale eradication and a radical plan to neuter rats by releasing males to be killed by females, while other ideas advocate a national Rat Killing Day.
Three lung fish species have been found in Australia Africa and Paraguay. Their continental distribution supports the idea that major landmasses were once connected. The African variety is noted as the most interesting among them.
Henry Ford explains he will not draft a will saying he is too busy living. He argues wealth is opportunity not money and aims to keep his enterprises functioning after him. He rejects endowments and charity, favoring a plan to educate people to recognize and grasp opportunity.
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