San Antonio urged to form quarter-million advertising committee
Forbes praised San Antonio and urged creation of a $250,000 advertising fund financed by 250 men with $1,000 faith each. The nation has been alerted via Forbes articles and 45 newspapers, and San Antonians must act now to maintain momentum and keep the spotlight on the winter playground of America.
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G. Forbes
San Antonio
Texas
Dallas
Houston
Forbes
Alamo City
San Antonians
America
Orbes Hag
Southwest
Miss Astaire Advocates Lighter Summer Fashion
A dialogue on women’s clothing weight quotes Miss Adele Astaire arguing twenty four ounces is enough for summer attire. Heavier outfits are deemed overdressed while sun exposure and decency are cited as health factors. The piece notes fashion trends and a booming silk trade as lighter garments gain favor.
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Adele Astaire
Miss Astaire
Jess
Radnor-Lewis
Garibaldi's Advice for Peace Through Readiness
Garibaldi's grandson echoes the slogan famed by General Peppino Garibaldi calling, If you want peace prepare for war. He warns nations that stay unprepared invite conflict and conquest, urging America not to ignore the third wishful soldier's words as he visits. The era's rhetoric emphasizes vigilance over pacifism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peppino Garibaldi
Geneva
America
Work Prelongs Life By Royals Copeland M D
Pace Doctor Osler joked about extending life through labor and hazards of work. The piece cites long-serving railroad workers and company staff, arguing continued active service extends usefulness and life. It critiques retirement as reducing vitality and urges systematic work activity to延 sustain health and longevity.
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Oster
Hound
Golel
Osler
TS Emaploves
New Yorks
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
New York Tile Tneuranse
Chin
Sears
Plover
Ile
Athlete's Gospel From The Spectator By Willian Muldoon
An aged Willian Muldoon, famed athletic teacher and ex boxing commissioner, delivered a stern sermon on obedience and discipline at the Indian Myglenic Institute. He urged youth to respect divine laws and avoid narcotics, coupling athletic training with moral conduct to sustain a long, wholesome life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletica
State Boxing Commission
John T. Sullivan
Opiatona
Hia Myglenic Institute
Muldoon
Bie Wongtel
Morning tale of a man, stockings and a maid
In a domestic scene a man contemplates hiring a personal maid to look after him after a quarrel over stockings. The narrator recalls the drama of a missing sock and an awkward interaction with a servant, ending with the man insisting on a maid while the household settles back to breakfast and routine.
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Roy
Training by Example by Dr Crane
The article argues that physical defects need not stopper life but stresses that a good mind is essential for success. It emphasizes self mastery, courage after failures, and the influence of parental example in shaping a child's character to face life’s disappointments with steadfastness. Copyright 182% by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
Over Life's Hurdles Explores Kleptomania Misconceptions
Louis E BISCH discusses kleptomania as a real mental condition, noting men and women can be affected. He argues crime is often rooted in a disease of impulse rather than purposeful theft, criticizing blanket labeling and urging careful judgment of neighbors while acknowledging limited female criminality and influence.
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Aris
Filever Kleptomaniacs
Mer
Enigma of the Quiet Benefactor in Mundy’s
A reflective piece by J J Mundy extols the unseen helper who avoids fuss or demand while easing others. It praises self control and generosity as the hallmark of an enigmatic benefactor who quietly aids without seeking attention.
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A Civil Engineer who began with Townsville and Atlantic Railroad in Veruies Kentucky soon moved to the Pittsburgh filtration bureau rising to assistant engineer. He later led a hardware merchant firm, becoming president of a contracting enterprise before joining the Warretned Company in Philadelphia as vice president and director.
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Philip Nowlan
New York State
Townsville & Atlantic Railroad
Veruies
Kentucky
Pittsburgh
Sapiearing
Nivld, Beker & Underwood
Paiadelphia
Warret
Charles WT
Bakers Conyslalit
Freaks of Nature Marked Crab
A naturalist describes a marked crab whose carapace bears a humanlike face illusion. Despite its resemblance, the crab shows no human intelligence, and observers note the tide reveals the creature’s true, simple nature.
Daily Good Deed What He Happy Today
A fragmented OCR note describes a daily good deed event, mentioning happiness and a cheerful motive. It references a person involved and a simple act, without clear names, dates, or places available in the readable text.
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Fred
Copsland, M. D
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the Spectator
Willian Muldoon
Mr. Aluldoon
Xem
Land
Frank Crane
Louis E. Bisch
Pyright
Premier
Yndicate, Inc
Thorada
J. J. Mundy
Toatuis Saeylen
Nvora
International Featara Farvice
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