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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1926

Page

6

Mitchell's Fight Is Won at Last

Brigadier general led an air service experiment off Tangier Island dropping ton bombs from an airplane over the battleship Alabama. Naval experts doubted air bombing of battleships. Alabama later sold for junk after battle damage. Congress funded a large expansion of planes for navy and army, contingent on future funding.

Air Service Tangier Island Alabama Mitchell William Mitchell S Mitchell

Ancient warning on youth and the signs of the times

The piece argues that judgments about youth and decay repeat across millennia. It cites a 6000-year-old Egyptian tablet in Constantinople and notes that fears of decline recur, urging readers to study history rather than heed self styled seers.

Nisnitesti Constantinople

Challenge to Science on Bugs and Human Survival

D2 L. C. HOWARD argues insects can be harnessed to serve humanity rather than threaten it. He cites bacilli and parasites as aids in agriculture and pest control, noting science should channel evolution for comfort and profit, not doom the human race.

Science L. C. Howard Uncle Sam

German Republic votes to pay former rulers to quiet dissent

The German Republic will settle accounts with the Hohenzollerns by paying them off at a small price. William was described as a better drummer than fighter and the only German who ran away, a remark tied to his wartime conduct and public sentiment.

Republic Hohenzollern William H

Queen's Counsel by Marie Queen of Planes

A 1956 reflection on fatherhood compares paternal detachment with maternal dedication. It argues fathers must engage deeply in children’s lives, offering guidance from genuine care rather than rule or aloof authority, to foster family harmony and moral growth.

Queen’s Counsel Marie United States Trother

Laphead Sisters Comment On Molly James’ Singleness

Laphead Sisters Molly James says he remains single as he has not found the right woman. Cordela notes he might stew over too many wrong kinds.

Molly Jim Cordela

Eye Strain Impairs Vision

Eye Strain impairs Vision by Royal S. Copeland M D discusses seasonal demand on busy town dwellers and urges a professional eye examination during peak business periods. It notes country folk should heed advice for future consideration.

Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

Mellon Common Sense and Eye Strain Reflections

Dr. Frank Crane discusses Andrew Mellon and prohibition, arguing law e nforcement mirrors other laws and public sentiment will shift. The column also warns of eye strain, noting distant vision tests and glasses, sharing a case of a headache relief after using distance glasses full time.

Mellon Frank Crane McCloré

Boy and his author father show path from youth to achievement

A feature on David Palmer Putnam son of George Palmer Putnam who sailed on the Morrissey with the American Museum of Natural History expedition and wrote a Galapagos book. It argues parents shape boys future, praising parental care and guidance over neglect.

George Palmer Putnam David Palmer Putnam Morrissey Arctic American Museum of Natural History David William Beebe Greenland David Binney Putnam

Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan

William G. Brorcin, a pioneering Florida Telephone developer and trading businessman, started as a Ohio normal school teacher. He taught in Ohio for four years, then joined his brothers in Buckland as a general merchant, later entering a large tiger farming project in Parma. He organized Peninsular Telephone Co, shaping Florida interests while serving in Ohio politics as both representative and state senator.

Ohio Buckland Parma Shont Florida Peninsular Telephone Company Ohio House of Representatives State Senate William G. Brorcin King Pealucca Syma Inc

Daily Good Deed Encourages Honest Acknowledgment

The notice urges individuals to own mistakes openly and calmly admit errors or wrongful arguments when aware of them, promoting personal integrity and constructive dialogue. It frames accountability as a moral duty and social benefit, urging prompt self correction.

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Atts Burgh Voting Machine Father Javry Famous Fees, Sym, Inc Laphead Andrew Mellon the Treasury Treasury Seach Hant Philip Nowlan Becas
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