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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1925

Page

3

Grand Juries Do More Than Return Bills

The December term grand jury to Judge W. W. McCrory highlighted water supply issues at three public institutions drawing from Salado creek. It urged drilling a well to serve the juvenile home, poor farm, and tubercular farm. It also urged welfare groups to aid released young offenders, stressing early intervention and public duty in health and morals.

W. W. McCrory Ninety-fourth District Court Salado San Antonio

Invest Instead Of Speculate Says Old Advice From Cleveland

A printed essay argues for investing over speculation, citing Grover Cleveland and the habit of buying and holding real estate stocks or bonds. It notes vast daily stock turnover, the risks of speculation, and that patient investors accumulate wealth while speculators face frequent losses.

Will and Wealth Shared in Fair Parts by S E Riser

A verse on making a will with care to avoid cruelty after death. The speaker proposes a three part plan: one third in trust for educators, a fair share for townspeople, and remaining wealth for widows and family. The poem emphasizes equity, duty, and preserved warmth in inheritance.

Artless Ads Amun Supervising College Work

Amun to supervise work of a college student and to combat folly in the latter if and when possible. Address T A L Transcript Boston Adv in Boston Mosey Transcript.

Amun Transcript Boston Mosey Transcript

Gossip at the office ends in a kiss

A narrator recalls a late night at a radio office where a woman, a man, and the narrator observe the man kiss a woman on the lips after a prolonged flirtation. The woman eventually calls him good night, revealing she is his niece.

Will

Adaptability as a civic trait in youth guidance

A 1924/25 feature promotes adaptability as a key to guiding children and youth. It urges putting oneself in others shoes to communicate without preaching, and to influence youngsters toward useful activities, self respect, and maturity while avoiding domination. It cites adults and authorities as part of balanced influence.

International Feature Service, Inc

Giving It Away By Bugs Baer

A comic column mocks millionaires Eastman Duke and Essinan for tossing large sums of money into speculation and philanthropy. It notes Eastman and Duke gave millions to universities, while critiquing Wall Street excess and odd quotes about Kodak and Napoleon in a light satirical tone.

Baer Mr. Eastman Mr. Duke Essinan Duke Wall Street Mastman and

Causes of Baldness by Royal S Copeland

A discussion on baldness explores heredity and hygiene. Copeland argues blood circulation and scalp nourishment chiefly determine hair growth, noting that a weak heart and tight sweatbands can restrict scalp blood flow and hasten hair loss. He emphasizes healthy habits and sulfur-rich foods support hair maintenance.

Hegins Hell Teature Service, Inc

Parents urged to teach children music early and often

The article argues every child should learn an instrument, noting music builds self control, patience, and persistence. It discusses gendered appeal of piano and harp, recommends allowing children to follow their musical inclinations, and warns against forcing unsuitable choices. Copyright 1925 by the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

Belasco Hamlin Ase Ng Kien McClure

Over Life's Hurdles by Louis E. Bisch

This column lists common notions held by men about women and by women about men. It suggests men and women both harbor many stereotypes, noting a grain of truth in these ideas and that such notions add interest to cross sex relations.

Louis E. Bisch Mi. D Ph. D Bremler Syndicate, Inc

Freaks of Nature the Black Skimmer Wartime Bird

The black skimmer, a wartime bird in this country, earned its name by scooping fish with a long lower bill. It dives into water and shovels mud water and fish into its bill, a method others call unsanitary yet efficient. Copyright 1924, King Foatira Byn.

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