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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1927
Page
3
The article argues for government built Boulder dam and power plants with open bids for allocation, opposing private monopolies. It warns secret opposition aims to secure private control over Colorado water power, risking a conservation program funded by taxpayers.
A piece lauds Senator Borah as a robust dissenter in American politics. It argues that dissenters force hard thinking, oppose yes men, and deserve a Hall of Fame niche for provoking public reflection, even amid disagreement over the Nicaragua policy. The author urges Americans to think, not merely echo prevailing opinion.
Paris society notes Paul Morand and Henri Letellier wed secretly to cut costs. The pair argues bachelors face high entertaining expenses and wealth alters the two can live cheaper adage. Analysts anticipate rethinking the old saying amid wealth and wardrobe costs.
The article notes that We Grow Richer deposits exceed the national government’s prewar annual spending, highlighting National City Bank of New York City as having more money on deposit than the entire government spent in a year before World War I.
The article argues music improves health and happiness by stimulating the heart and breathing, not only through wind instruments but via general well being from engaging with music. It claims pleasure and contentment from music boost vitality and long life, citing broad examples from orchestras to birdsong.
A profile of Henry C. De Young of Washington, D. C., a Korean leader educated across Nebraska and Washington. He became Korean commissioner to the United States and Europe and was elected by Koreans to attend the Paris peace conference, later pursuing business interests.
A 1927 discussion on aging and love contrasts men and women. It advises women to gradually shift focus from looks to interests in art nature music science social questions gardening charity family and business, while staying engaged yet not competing with younger others.
A London judge lists fourteen life mistakes to avoid. The errors cover imposing personal standards on others, judging youth, perfectionism, worrying about unrecoverable things, and expecting the impossible. The piece notes many eminent figures offered similar lists and warns that steering a middle course helps prevent shipwrecks on life’s voyage.
A prompt asks whether one should refrain from condemning a mischievous act by an individual while not declaring them a confirmed wrongdoer. It discusses personal bias and fairness in evaluating minor misdeeds.
The Chicago Herald and Examiner mocks ticking fashion, noting women in Ostend carry china DOGS and roses tucked under the arm. It contrasts exotic adornments like lizards and fireflies with the old idea of carrying a baby, highlighting evolving cosmetic styles.
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