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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1906
Page
9
Advice to brighten a sickroom with sympathy and small acts from children. Read gently, visit briefly, and perform small chores with care. Bring a sweet parma and simple reading, adjust pillows kindly, offer cheerful news, and return later. Flowers, books, and photos brighten weary hours for convalescents.
Mrs Binug Spider and Mrs Merry Spider discuss dangers posed by humans and animals around a porch. They recount past escapes from two legged monsters and warn of weaponized heedless harm while defending spiders as peaceful beings.
A Welsh settler joquin Lugodyala planted a grape twig in 1842 in Southern Pallfards near the Santa Ynez Mountains. The vine grew to become the largest in the world with a 10 foot circumference at five feet high and a trellis spreading over one fourth of a acre. By 1896 it yielded hundreds of crates and weighed fruit up to 40 pounds each, attracting crowds and visitors.
A fragmentary account recalls Galileo Galilei born in Pisa and his early life. It notes his father’s wish for medicine, Galileo's mathematical gifts, and his adoption of Copernican theory despite church opposition. The passage hints at his later influence on science and mechanics through the rotary motion concept.
A historic sketch recounts Galileo Galilei’s early telescope invention and its impact. The piece covers his experiments, the Dutch telescope comparison, the 1650s dialogues, and the Inquisition’s peril, noting Galileo’s later health decline and death on January 8. It highlights how admirers among high church officials defended his work and sought to shield him from arrest.
In a rural scene Ned defends a rabbit from captivity and Bess, once harsh, learns to free the animal. They argue about cruelty, confront their past actions, and Ned resolves to treat creatures with care. The tale concludes with Ned and Bess deciding to enjoy games and kindness over cages and harm.
WIT An Irishyan bulug and fellow-workman Qurlnjs face arrest amid a reported altercation. Dialogue includes muddled slang as Lola SiY asks Count Mahoney to speak, while a Frisk laboree and Pat address the court, revealing tension and unclear charges.
A playful verse follows Hay-Day Hares and friends Bod Thara Hen Naw Could through a sunlit haystack climb. They joke and sing as they tumble down, then drift away.
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