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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1928

Page

3

Hearst Papers Advocate Key Peace and Reform Proposals

Proposals call for English-speaking bloc to preserve peace and world order, proportional representation in Congress, reappointment reforms in the House, a unified National Defense with a single secretary, abolition of illiteracy under a National Education Secretary, and Congress elected in November with inauguration in January. The document outlines a broad program tying peace, governance, and education to national reform.

Hearst Papers United States Senate House of Representatives Department of the Army Nav Air Forces Secretary of National Defense Education Congress

Disputed Rules of Competition Spark Art Contest Debate

The text argues over accepted competition rules in a national art contest. It questions whether judges can or should participate in judging canvases while also being official competitors. It outlines the risk of bias and calls for separating judges from exhibiting roles to preserve fairness and public trust in the contest outcomes.

Sedye Eis San Antonio Aloe Mlex

Annoyance at Gold Five Dollar Pieces Dropped in Boxes

A New York Telephone Company irritates over people dropping five dollar gold pieces in phone boxes. The article questions why a delicate compliment to a corporation should be an annoyance and suggests the coins are a love token rather than a nuisance.

New York Telephone Company

If Humans Were Like Objects No Diseases Would Ruin Doctors

A humorous verse contrasts idealized objects with human ailments. It muses that if people shared the faults and flaws of inanimate things the burden on doctors and medical care would vanish. The playful satire questions human fragility and medical dependence.

High Blood Pressure and Its Hidden Causes

A 1928 feature by M D Copeland discusses hypertension, its vague symptoms, and the role of gland secretions in blood pressure. It advises moderation, balanced function of glands, caution against unscrupulous cures, and support for scientific progress to relieve suffering.

Royal Copeland M. D. Caryright Tne Duvier Tate Baurs Alanle Ghusa Athe Thersandt Ig Tarels Bervion, Tan

How Geologists Read Earth's History by Serviss

Geologists explain Earth history through stratigraphy and fossil record. Deep layers reveal past environments, while continual crustal disruption shows cycles of formation and erosion, indicating a complex, evolving planet rather than a static surface.

Earth Garrett P. Serviss

Russia's Proposal for Universal Peace Sparks Global Debate

An article discusses Russia's disarmament proposal as a bold but controversial move. It notes world reaction varies from cautious optimism to skepticism, with critics arguing only a fully prepared power can guarantee lasting peace. The piece cites tensions with Western powers and questions about credibility and economic impact.

Geneva Jetus Ruaria United States Russia Great Britain France Mursia McClure

Coolidge in Cuba and the case for Western Hemisphere unity

The article argues President Coolidge’s Cuba visit underscores a disciplined internationalism. It champions the Monroe Doctrine and Pan American ties, asserting the United States should lead in the region, avoid European entanglements, and defend allied republics from external aggression while aiding their stability.

President Coolidge Havana Pan-American Congress Wester Hemister Western Hemisphere Europe George Washington League of Nations Wilson Rome Paris Harding Coolidge New World Spain United States Nicaragua

MIGHT OF WOMEN AND THE DOUBLE STANDARD

A critic argues against banning Miss Maude Roden for smoking, defending women’s personal choices and the moral standard. The piece contends the double standard persists due to sentiment, urges preserving women’s role in bearing ideals, and supports gradual progress without downgrading civilization.

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