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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
8
A call to national action against the housefly detailing its role in spreading disease from bubonic plague to typhoid. It urges broader sanitation, use of screens, and an individuals effort to eliminate breeding sites, noting eggs hatch in hours and populations multiply rapidly. A united, year round campaign is urged.
The text praises Sweden as a peaceful prosperous nation with a strong history from Gustavus Adolphus to today. It notes Sweden’s stance on international honesty during Locarno era diplomacy and lauds the royal visitors for both national merit and personal titles.
A Washington dispatch argues motherhood is a full time job, five hours forty one minutes daily, with three meals, bottles, blankets and rattles. It cites U.S. Labor Department studies and seven teen mothers, praising the mother’s nonstop, all year duty and urging society to ease the burden.
The piece discusses the sorrows of changing love, citing patterns of faithfulness and betrayal. It reflects on how passion shifts and the resulting heartbreak, drawing on themes from Marie's works and personal musings about sustaining compassion amidst unfaithfulness. It references an earlier work The Voice of the Mountain and notes copyright 1928 by Famous Fea Syn.
Congressman Sol Bloom proposes amending the immigration act to admit two European domestic workers who have at least one year of service and expect to work three more years in the United States. He argues Europe could supply surplus female help and reduce domestic labor shortages, noting high U.S. spending on domestic hiring and dangers of stigma and subservience.
Cordelia defends her dress, Molly-Jane mocks the look, and Cordelia vows to alter her own gown by trimming the bottom rather than discarding it. The exchange hints at sibling rivalry and practical alterations.
The former Sultan of Turkey, toppled after paralysis of the heart, is described as a despot who ruled by terror. Kemal Pasha, now ruler of the Turkish republic, supplants the old regime and asserts power, inviting Mussolini as the new force in the region. The piece argues that true strength lies within oneself in times of trouble.
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