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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1925
Page
3
The article notes the 1867 Alaska purchase from Russia for 7.2 million dollars, its later wealth from mineral output and reindeer value, and argues nations and individuals profit from land investments now and in Texas. It contrasts Arctic land bargains with broader real estate gains.
A 24 year old former Navy recruit, once called a god in the U S Navy, has earned a seat on the New York Stock Exchange worth 101000 dollars. He rose from a clerical role at a brokerage to partner in three years through hard work, discipline, and deep knowledge of stocks and bonds.
The San Antonio Junior Chamber of Commerce drives January efforts to reach 60 000 poll tax receipts in Bexar county. The piece argues universal payment proves civic worth, civic consciousness, and San Antonio as a model of democracy, despite a quiet election year.
A 66 year old mother disciplines her son 29, applying rigid rules her parents used. Her constant push and dictate stifle his initiative and leadership, leaving him unable to become the “big man” she envisioned despite opportunities and a solid income.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University argues in a New Year greeting that individuals may learn but groups nations and civilizations may not. He questions whether education and reforms can overcome recurring folly oppression and misdirection in human history and asks if humanity can truly learn from past mistakes.
The exchange has Mr Doghone noting a town stroll for shopping while Miss Catnip confirms it was closer than parking farther away. She implies walking from her parking spot would be lengthy, prompting a practical walk downtown.
The author laments failing to find a final crossword word. He reflects on puzzles printed in papers and his daily habit in a swivel chair with copy paper. He notices rivers, Latin dips, and birds stomach as examples of curious word connections. He asks readers to suggest a four letter word meaning crucite.
Dr Royal S Copeland hospital physician and United States Senator from New York discusses Chicago physiology professor experiments with fifteen day fasts. He notes fasting may renew tissue energy, aid digestion after resuming meals and reduce overeating risks while warning of practical limits.
A Midwest tale describes a man who learned to write obituaries for everyone he met. He found good in workers at a sawmill and others he once disliked, arguing obituary lens reveals character. The practice changed his view and urged him to seek enhancements in every person.
An essay argues for separating highly gifted children into advanced tracks rather than standard classes. It cites cases like Sidis and Winifred Stoner, stresses early development, and urges expert educational guidance to nurture uneven but superior abilities through individualized, intensive study.
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