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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1946
Page
12
The Strike Situation condemns nationwide labor strikes harming production and public welfare. It argues labor and the administration show little responsibility to the public, cites four special elections where Republicans won, and urges the public to wield wrath against ongoing disruptions.
A passionate meditation on love urging surrender of self. The speaker argues real love demands constant growth, unlimited generosity, and tolerance. It shapes character by merging lives and breaking personal walls, presenting love as the greatest blessing and challenging experience.
By Elsie Robinson urges that true life comes from loving others. Money and fame lose power to satisfy, while love expands the self by embracing many people. Give yourself openly in wider circles of sympathy until your life mirrors the world’s broad kindness.
Ten years of work by Miss Lorrayn Miller ended in loss as about 300 poems disappeared during a downtown stroll. The incident coincides with the upcoming initial concert of the San Antonio Spring Orchestra at San Pedro Playhouse, conducted by Jerome Rapaport. Mayor Tobin lauded San Antonio’s Winter Garden district after a chamber of commerce trade trip. Miss Yip Yomphilood won first in the Confederate memorial cors sealing contest, with Miss Lucile Mannery second.
A historic note states that U S public libraries hold more than 100 million volumes. It also mentions over 6000 public libraries across the United States, underscoring the breadth of public library access.
Walter Winchell On Broadway trade notes and memos mix gossip on Swiss Nazi funds, Swedish ammunition, RCA cables, labor unions, and Hollywood figures. The column references Winchell’s readers and various public names, with sharp, era-appropriate asides and brisk attributions.
The piece argues the term atomic age misshapes reality, urging readers to consider Ronald Knox's God and the Atom. It contrasts science and faith, questions whether human essence is reducible to facts, and criticizes reliance on power while highlighting spiritual insight, moral questions, and postwar disillusionment.
The piece argues that despite belief in utopian mobilizations and the threat of atomic war, individuals remain responsible moral agents. It cautions against mass mentality and urges personal conscience, justice, and freedom, quoting Ronald Knox on the dangers of trading souls for comfort in a world of power.
An old medical piece explains leg ulcers from varicose veins or immobility, detailing symptoms such as redness, pain at night, itching, and breakdown of skin. It covers tests like compression stockings, bed rest, and vein tying surgeries, plus topical treatments and addressing underlying diseases.
Dr H N Bundesen discusses testing and treatment, then explains juice vitamin C levels. Grapefruit juice has less vitamin C than orange juice, and orange juice has about twice as much as tomato juice, with typical variations. The notice includes 1881 San Antonio Light masthead and subscription rates.
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