Forbes Seeks San Antonio Spotlight Through The Light
National publicity follows San Antonio articles by C Forbes in 45 papers. Forbes lauds city aims and attractions, noting parks pools zoos river scenery and outdoor leisure. The Light promotes San Antonio as a winter playground to attract tourism and investment.
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C. Forbes
San Antonio
The
Light
Forbes
Chicago Herald-Examiner
America
Chicago
Labor and Education ABOR Aims Global Understanding
ABOR through the Workers' Education Bureau of America, affiliate of the AFL, promotes international links by sending a Baltimore machinist to Ruskin College in England and a Danz weed turner to Brook Davil Labor College in Ketowah NY. It publishes books to illuminate experience and deepen workers' understanding, arguing ignorance harms both labor and capital.
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ABOR
Workers’ Education Bureau of America
American Federation of Labor
America
Baltimore
Ruskin College
Orford
England
Weed Turner
Danz
Brook Davil Labor College
Ketowah
New York
Boing
Law of Compensation and Santa Barbara Earthquake Effects
The article argues that the earthquake around Santa Barbara has triggered a universal law of compensation with a marked rise in water flow. Geologists claim the shocks opened subterranean channels and reservoirs previously inactive, promising farmers long term benefits far exceeding the initial losses.
Wayside Wisdom By 5 E Kiser
Fragmented verse by 5 E Kiser presents moral reflections on contentment and virtue. The text hints at harmony and pleasure arising from contemplation, while noting human desires and the fleeting nature of wisdom in life’s day.
Fragments From A Faded Page Of Oddities And Local Lore
A garbled excerpt wanders through references to peculiar creatures and marvels, naming figures and places with unclear connections. It mentions freaks of nature, a fox in flight, and a forest colored cow linked to the Fyntrow family, amid cryptic notes and a King Feature Syndicate watermark.
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Tronetins
Repartee Party Ming CatnipeZ anppone
Mr Doghone remarks he cannot stay home long enough to take a nap while his wife is away. The exchange shows a playful banter about domestic routines and tempo in a busy household.
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Ming
Doghone
Independent Sadi Ticket Faces Public Backlash
A distorted fragment from Boacalic Press notes criticism of an alleged Independent Sadi ticket. The piece mentions public visibility, a narrative of penitent language, and references to an Evane Aten and IHL index, but details are unclear and facts remain ambiguous.
Perfect Humans and the Ideal Individual Across Time
A reflective exploration of the mythic ideal person blending intellect and vigor, citing Alexander von Humboldt and John T. Sullivan as archetypes. It argues health, character, and social understanding define true excellence, with Washington as a tempered example of practical wisdom over pure scholarship.
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Alexander von Humboldt
John T. Sullivan
Phiy
New York
Look Forward By Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane extols forward looking virtue, citing a tale of a man who looked back and suffered ruin. He warns against dwelling on the past, noting youth favors forward aim and that reminiscence signals old age. The future’s lure grips those who keep hope and initiative alive.
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Frank Crane
Galt
Jook
Hoar
Bynilledte
Worry Impairs Efficiency by Royal 8 Copeland
Royal S Copeland M D former New York State Senator and former New York Health Commissioner argues worry harms efficiency and health. He notes worry drains vitality and slows mental processes, urging self examination of bodily functions, sleep, diet, and reading to counteract it.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D. Unis
New York
Oliz
Anybdy
Precocious Children and Early Development
A 1920s article discusses how families often overestimate a precocious child. It warns against confusing early speed with true ability, notes risks of pushing too much at home, and stresses balanced guidance and training to avoid learning gaps or mental imbalance.
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Taranto
Ailty
Wlinds
Dunurt
Sverehinn
Figures of Speech Unele Sam Origins in War Era Tale
A fragment describes the origin of Uncle Sam as a nickname for the United States linked to Samuel Wilson. It cites a popular joke among workers about markings and alleged impersonators, noting a 19th century confidence tale and misread labels from wartime supplies.
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United State
Sule
Samuel Wilson Wan
Roy
N.yane
Ltm da
Elbert Anderson
Wean Aloenys
Sam
Elberk Anderson
Corrad
United
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