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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1928
Page
18
The essay argues poverty may spur effort while wealth often fades, citing Armour, Vanderbilt, Harriman, Gould, and Morgan heirs as examples. It notes many fortunes collapse, leaving heirs poor or indebted, questioning money’s power to multiply itself across generations.
A cluttered Radio Tribune style page lists programs and schedule items across stations KHSA KO? including music, news, weather and markets. It mentions police ballet announcements and a central daily standard update with Associated Press copy.
Dolly Quinn encounters a chaotic social scene where Alan speaks of sacrifice and love while Dolly recalls past attachments. A mysterious elderly editor arrives, praising her illustrated story and revealing the publication process behind a magazine feature.
Stowe and two other men, once deputy constables, were granted bonds of 100 each by a United States Commissioner for pending federal charges of possession of intoxicants. They and a fourth man were accused of drinking in a house on Avenue A two weeks earlier and were arrested by Agents Stevens and Shannon. The commissioner ruled evidence insufficient to hold them, and the trio was released. Stowes was suspended last week after arrest on the liquor charge.
Officials of the Chinese Nationalist party will oversee rites for Mrs Shun Ki Resi ig at Prospect, the widow of a leading merchant who died on Concho Street. Her body to be sent to Canton, China, with daughters and sons, and her husband among the survivors.
Fire destroyed a barn on McCullough Avenue near Aborn Street while Alamo Tights men responded. The incident, reported amid disjointed dialogue, ends Wednesday with investigators unspecified as to the cause. a fragmentary narrative follows about a conversation and a staged scene, closing with copyright notices from 1924 and author Katharine Grub.
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