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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1916

Page

25

Brandeis Hailed as Historic Supreme Court Pick

Louis D Brandeis emerges as the first Jewish nominee to the U S Supreme Court in a historic clash, with President Wilson defending the choice against fierce opposition and Senate confirmation by a 47 22 vote. Support from Wilson and public-spirited figures contrasts with Republican resistance amid a fiery confirmation fight.

Leo R. Sack Washington the Light Washington, D. C Louis D. Brandeis United States Supreme Court Supreme Court Wilson Brandeis United States Senate United States Senate Mr. Brandeis Boston Enate Judiciary Committee William E. Chilton West Virginia Duncan WU. Fletcher Florida Thomas J. Walsh Montana Clarence D. Clark Wyoming Albert B. Cummins Iowa John D. Works California Clark Culberson Texas Senator Culberson Wall Street Senator Chilton Walsh David I. Walsh Massachusetts Senator Walsh New England New Haven Boston & Maine Railroad Mass Texan Senator Supreme Court of the United States Justice Lamar Fuller Garment New York City Boston Elevated Railway Company Supreme Bench The United States, Who Urged Mr. Brandeis High Court Woodrow Wilson LaFollette Wisconsin Norris Nebraska Poindexter Senator Newlands Nevada

Please Donts for Babies Mothers Public Health Tips

The Texas Congress of Mothers offers a feature from the Baby Health Conference detailing advised practices for mothers. It covers milk cleanliness and temperature, bottle hygiene, feeding regularity, duration, diet avoidance, avoidable medicines, cautious movement, clothing, rest, air and sun exposure, clothing cleanliness, quiet at home, and early bedtimes to keep babies healthy.

Texas Congress of Mothers San Antonio Council of Mothers Public Health Nurse Association City Board of Health Extension Department University of Texas

Prussian King Frederick William Paints Grenadier Red

An 18th century anecdote from the German story about Frederick William king of Prussia during gout attacks painting soldiers for diversion. He finishes a portrait of a tall grenadier and, enraged by the model’s hesitation, paints the cheeks a brilliant red in a sudden burst of temper.

Frederick William Prussia New York Press

Natal Grass Recommended for South Texas by specialists

Natal grass is praised by USDA specialists as suitable along the Gulf coast to South Texas. It yields two and a half to three tons per acre yearly, with high protein hay and bright color, but it is not ideal for permanent pasture and reseeds best on well drained sandy soils. Proper soil preparation, fall plowing, and broadcast seeding are advised, with careful timing of mowing to optimize seed and hay quality.

United States Department of Agriculture Gulf Coast Texas California Arizona Washington, D. C Florida West

quaint tale of a poet suitor and thrift from Trowbridge

A New York editor recalls John Townsend Trowbridge describing a girl who sought marriage to a poor but hopeful poet. The exchange reveals humor over money, with Trowbridge quipping the poet earns about six dollars a week and will have little to spend, yet promises to treat her like an angel.

John Townsend Trowbrige Certus Green New York

Need Men on Farms in London Exemption Hearings

Three women farmers at Braintree opposed employing women to replace men workers. Mrs Mumford, with tall-tree fruit, argued no woman would climb ladders to pick fruit. Mrs Hollingshead said women cannot plough heavy land or tend cattle, while Miss Harvey cited horse harnessing and won an exemption for one man.

Brandeis Fuller East Boston Louis D. Brandeis Supreme Court of the United States Fletcher Chilton Thomas J. Walsh Montana David I. Walsh Massachusettts Supreme Court London Braintree Mumford

Air jets in industrial use described for cleaning and cooling

A Chicago Tribune piece explains air jets outperform water and steam for cooling and cleaning in factories. It notes effectiveness in removing dirt from hard to reach parts, protection of tools and windings, and widespread textile mill adoption. It also mentions an anecdote about a husband and wife quip.

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