Welfare state as peril to liberty in Britain and America
A dramatic critique of the welfare state as a dangerous social experiment. The author warns it breeds dictatorship and police state traits, tracing history from Athens to Russia and naming Laski and Webb. He contrasts American free enterprise with Europe’s planned economy, urging vigilance against socialist promises.
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Ten and Twenty Years Ago From Files of 8 A Light
San Antonio archives recount decades of civic events from January notes. Highlights include Carnegie funding for a new library, curfews to curb crime, meat trade disputes, early labor leaders in Kansas City, a cockpit injury, and marriage plans for Harry Seele as the city’s past echoed in brief itemized blurbs.
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Bacring Down On the News by Arthur Hugs Baer
United Nations opens a lonely hearts cish over the holidays. King of Egypt steals a subject's gal. The gal says it is always polite to change the subject. Diplomatic immunity doesn’t include hanging your wet socks on the bel rope. Ambassador Bazoo-Bashark accuses the king. pyramid police are sent to the subject. Nile nudge allows the hour glass to be filled in the Sahara. The king comes from a vid Pharaoh dynasty that worshipped sais. Dist. by International Nown Service.
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Did You Know Facts From History And Science
The first federal lighthouse was erected in 1791 atop Cane Henry Virginia and operated for 90 years. European monks reached peak stained glass craftsmanship during the 14th and 15th centuries. Champagne's dandelion and bacon salad is a noted French dish. Glass strands can be far thinner than human hair yet strong, while Alaska sealskin proves exceptionally light and pliable. Americans spend about 92.5 million dollars daily on meat.
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Government should not rely on strict controls to boost growth
The piece argues that extending regulations and repressive policies cannot produce higher output or prosperity. It contends that economy grows through productive capacity and favorable conditions rather than pervasive restriction.
Not by Might Nor Power but By His Spirit
Biblical line from Zechariah 4 4b echoed as daily scripture focus reminding readers that divine strength comes from God's Spirit rather than human effort displayed in today's devotional note
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Jaundice in Newborns and Rh Incompatibility Risks
Jaundice in newborns is common week after birth due to bile pigment in blood and may be physiologic or a sign of serious issues. Rh incompatibility can cause birth-time jaundice, anemia, and requires urgent diagnosis and possible blood transfusion. Mothers should be Rh tested and plan with doctors for prevention and rapid treatment if needed.
Incompatible Rh Negative Mothers Anemic Risk
Dr He N Bundesen discusses risks for Rh negative mothers who may become anemic even when incompatibility exists Measures like T Have As are rarely needed with a first baby The piece notes limited necessity of such measures and references local paper affiliations San Antonio Light and The Associated Press in its sourcing
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