Forbes Finds Vital Need Is More Advertising
San Antonio lacks aggressive promotion says Forbes after visiting. The financial authority urges widespread advertising of the city and Southwest advantages, noting San Antonio is Texas’ largest city and ranks high in health and climate, with a deep water port at Corpus Christi seen as a regional economic catalyst. He warns that local business must actively broadcast benefits to attract employers and industry and prevent slower growth.
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Faculty for Change: French Women Tennis Pioneers Rise
A historical reflection on French women in tennis surpassing English and American players, noting changing human nature and a parable of the immortal who revisits his birthplace to see shifting landscapes. Even sans Suzanne Lenglen, the trend remains evident.
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Germany's Census Shows Growth Under Republican Rule
Advance census figures indicate Germany has added 6,600,000 people in seven years, a 5.5 percent rise, with male population up by about 710,000. The report frames population as the nation’s key asset while addressing repairs and postwar recovery.
Do We Or Our Tongues Speak
Garrett P. Servi55 discusses how speech sounds arise from physiological reflexes rather than conscious mind. He cites crowd mimicry, psychologistic ideas, and mechanistic psychology, arguing mind is the sum of responses to environment and that language shapes thought, challenging strict materialism and noting the role of neural, muscular, and vocal systems.
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Daily Good Deed Aims to Help Young Readers
A hopeful plea urges kindness and encouragement toward youths facing challenges. The note suggests simple acts of support from readers to guide and uplift someone at a crucial moment, promoting positive influence through small deeds.
Wayside Wisdom by 3S E Riser Quake and luck in love and labor
A reflective column urges patience amid misfortune and romantic setbacks. It uses humorous, old fashioned aphorisms to remind readers that fortune changes, labor matters, and tomorrow offers a new start, even if yesterday brought heartbreak. The piece names Hazel Green Kentucky Fedora South Dakota Eminence Missouri Finuging Rock as vivid locales.
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Once-Overs by J J Mundy 1938
A reflective passage from Mundy offering consolation during hardship. It urges resilience, cherishing memories, and focusing on inner strength rather than material gain. The tone is motivational, addressing personal troubles and encouraging hopeful perseverance.
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Broadway fashion of Chestnut Street attracts crowds
Bacolic Press reports a lively Broadway area with cone stands, small groups, and church gatherings along a formal Saturday evening walk in Philadelphia. The scene features collared attire and a notable social rhythm near the post office.
Religion and Science by Dr Frank Crane in The Church Times
A London Church Times article reviews a book titled Why I Am a Christian and argues Christianity should be applied to daily life for practical success. It contends Christianity is not profit driven but a guide to right living, with emphasis on common sense and social improvement. Copyright 1925 by The Lecture newspaper syndicate.
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Curing Gastric Ulcers by Royal S Copeland M D
An early 20th century account by United States Senator Royal S Copeland on gastric ulcers and nonoperative treatment. It cites digestion, ulcer sites in the stomach and duodenum, and a Canadian doctor’s regimen of water-only meals with long rest periods to promote healing. The piece notes the limits of surgery and the potential for dietary rest to aid recovery.
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Dreams Unraveled by Freud in Nighttime Figures
The article discusses Freud’s theory that dreams reveal unfulfilled wishes hidden in the unconscious. It cites childhood dreams like a child refusing a toy and a mother’s death as symbolic expressions. It notes that dream interpretation should consider context and background for accuracy.
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