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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1925
Page
2
A Texas conservation note discusses Medina Lake and rainbow trout, urging stricter rules to protect the fishery. The plan recommends a five fish daily limit with a minimum fourteen inch length, effective January 1 to June 1, as part of broader habitat and catch management efforts.
A reader argues that love, in its true form, nurtures and protects rather than destroys, contrasting it with homicide driven by unreciprocated desire. The essay compares love to salt, noting both can be misused, while chlorine’s harm underscores erroneous blame on love itself for violent acts.
REDERICK WARDE a famed American actor told Atlanta civic listeners that life’s satisfaction comes from three things health love and hard work Dr Percy Stickney Grant a New York clergy man recently discharged from hospital has recovered his mental sharpness and says work saved him He notes a secretary helped him stay productive for hours daily and praises work as the best general tonic.
Karl de Schweinitz writes that helping others is harder than helping oneself and outlines the art of living. The book argues humans enter a complex, changing world and must continually adjust to air, seasons, immunity, work, housing, society, and life stages from birth to death.
A satirical reminiscence laments bygone era comforts and public norms while listing contrasts with modern life. It contrasts old fashioned frugality with current indulgences and hints at satire on social change including suffrage and prohibition, signed Eugene H Roth.
It warns readers against prideful expenditures tied to names and social image. The piece argues not to spend beyond means just to gain status, urging prudence in subscriptions and personal finances. It notes the danger of being influenced by salesmanship and emphasizes financial responsibility over vanity.
A neighbor discusses a boy who learned music by playing records on a graphophone, highlighting self taught skills and the dangers of banning toys. The parent explains the eight months of practice, minor record damage, and argues for letting children explore music despite risk and cost.
Reginald Johnson, of Floral Park, nearly stepped into a Dr. R. R. train at a local stop on Tuesday morning. He was described as suffering from a heavy cold and narrowly avoided harm at the scene.
A letter from Washington reports a six or seven year old girl with diabetes mellitus diagnosed years ago. The mother and doctor kept the child on a limited diet but the note suggests that rigid restrictions may not be required. The writer questions over restrictive feeding and urges consulting the family physician about insulin use and dietary balance.
A sharp, era tone column argues against legalizing spanking of wives in Missouri. The piece lampoons a judge praising a husband’s act, cites eleven failed attempts to promote the system, warns readers it is not acceptable elsewhere, and notes dangers of retaliation and social backlash.
An essay on romance definitions and the ubiquity of romance in everyday life. It argues romance exists in love, imagination, adventures, and even routine events, urging readers to find wonder in daily scenes and life’s ups and downs.
Fragmentary text presents a literary or editorial piece by E Bertt Moses with garbled phrases about morals, home, and a front page reference, lacking clear narrative or dated context. The few readable lines suggest a contemplative essay or quotation compilation rather than a news item.
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