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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1925
Page
3
The cartoon shows two youths dropping coins into a hat labeled Your weekly savings. The editorial urges thrift now to avoid poverty in old age, emphasizing that all must work, save, and be self sufficient to prevent reliance on charity. It warns that delayed saving leads to dependence and loss of liberty.
The piece contrasts radical and conservative labels, noting misapplication of radical as a pejorative. It cites Dr. Fitch's Chicago remarks on collegians as radicals, and Dr. Moore's tests showing radicals excel in reasoning and habit disruption, while condemning license posing as radicalism as corrupting the term.
A famed English painter Sir William Orpen contends that both women and men are improving in appearance as they become better in thought and heart. He suggests humane thinking shapes how people look, challenging the idea that handsome equals good.
A New York regents debate on prohibition cites drinking as guzzling and cites a Washington correspondent who defends liquor interests. The piece argues that gibberish terms sidetrack discussion, urges clear logic, and labels shanting as uncivil evasion, calling for rational analysis in the pro and anti positions.
A speaker argues against ad hominem defense and frame up accusations. He insists truth depends on whether he is a liar or not, condemning public officials who dodge charges with evasive retorts. The text contrasts calls for clear reasoning with the social pressure of public scandal.
Local notice reveals Mr. Lloyd Leker and Miss Pru Abrams married Sunday at the old hymeneal altar and returned to their home in Leighton. The community extends best wishes for a smooth married life with no troubles ahead.
An unclear handwritten note or diary fragment describes a scene at a depot with a cook mistaken for a chauffeur. A small flask appears and a parsley sprig accompanies cocktails as social tensions unfold between Amanda, the boss, and the cook in a domestic vignette.
A fragmented brief by Bert Moses hints at competition and effort with the idea that joy and effort must be balanced to surpass rivals. The text is incomplete and includes garbled phrases and a copyright line, offering little clear narrative or event.
The article argues thrift and giving are inseparable, saying true thrift means using funds to meet personal needs and secure the future while aiding the less fortunate. It condemns selfish spending and urges charitable giving as a Christian duty that strengthens character and aligns wealth with humanity.
News that Wood Norton in England has been bought to house ex kings brings a fringe of romance and nostalgia. The estate housed the Duke of Orleans and the Bourbon line with ties to Versailles fittings and royal weddings. Purchaser unnamed though thought to be an admirer of France the piece notes England has sheltered revolutionaries and monarchs alike.
An article on the vital role of mothers and the complexities of feeding infants when breastfeeding is not possible. It reviews historical cow milk modifications, argues for safer feeding practices, and cites Hess and Maximer research on milk and orange juice mixtures plus added nutrients to prevent scurvy and rickets, urging parental consultation with doctors.
F. Cornell, famous big game hunter, recounts trekking unarmed from a prospecting trip when three leopards pursued him. He shouted to frighten them, yelling repeatedly until he reached camp. The leopards mocked his fear as he trembled in flight.
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