Mazur Brothers Slashes Prices to Boost Trade
The Mazur Brothers announce a further slice off all stock to reward trade. They state the price cut will attract more customers and offset the reduced margins. Take note of these prices.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
20
Cows Object To Red Cap On City Inspector
Venice milk inspector Charles Porter refuses to wear the red cap issued by the city claiming cows dislike the glow as strongly as bulls. He warns he will resign if the cap remains or a substitute is not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Porter
Venice
Los Angeles Times
Porter
The Moral Balance of Love Respect in Family
The piece argues that family strength rests on love tempered by mutual respect between parents and children. Love without respect fosters weakness. respect without love breeds fear. It traces historical shifts from authoritarian father figures to more open affection, citing Montaigne and Montluc to condemn a mask of sternness and advocate genuine, cordial parent child relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneille
Caesar
France
Marechal de Montluc
Madeira
Montaigne
Solid gold myth in modern jewelry debunked
Commercial writing notes that true solid gold is rare today as alloys are added to improve hardness and durability. It explains historical use of pure gold in ancient and Renaissance jewelry, with modern pieces commonly eight, fourteen, or ten carats and often favoring ten over eighteen for design and wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Russia
Austria-Hungary
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Austria
Austria- Hungary
Australian tree hints at vanillin source from compound
A native Australian tree is linked to a chemical compound whose slight alteration could yield vanillin the flavoring used in vanilla ice cream and chocolates. Researchers explore the tree’s chemistry as a potential vanillin source.
Son of the Prime Minister Pursues Business Career
The prime minister’s son diversifies from politics by studying Argentina and its people to start a business career. The current conservative leader previously pursued business training for his political role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Private and public schools adopt moving picture halls
Private schools install moving picture machines while Connecticut opens a new public school building with a special motion picture hall. Across districts educators focus on this new instructional tool as a serious educational weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Channel traffic on Boulogne Folkestone route tops previous year
Last year 466 566 passengers crossed the English channel via the Boulogne Folkestone route the main route today. This figure is about half the daily ridership of the New York subway system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
English Channel
New York Subway
The Modern Iron Age Progress of steel and nations
The article traces iron age origins in Europe and Asia and tracks how furnace technology evolved from primitive to modern. It details output growth from 1860 to 1910 and explains shifts in leading producers, noting potential future changes from electro metallurgy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Black Sea
Austria
France
Belgium
Rome
Danube
Maas
America
Southern Energy and Louisiana Health feats
Henry Owen’s World’s Work piece highlights a prominent Louisianian refuting the view Southerners lack energy. Dr. Oscar Dowling, head of the Louisiana board of health, toured seven months on a health exhibit train, averaging two talks daily while managing duties. The playful exchange at his Baton Rouge office underscores local character and bustling activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Owen
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana Board of Health
State Health Board
Eton Rouge
Cicero
Remembering Napoleon's exile through a London octogenarian
William Gigney of Hackney, now near ninety eight, recalls his youth as a ship apprentice and his Mecca like visits to St Helena. He recounts Longwood’s dull life yet vivid Napoleon memories and the island's transformation from the East India Company's time to modern travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
St. Helena
London
William Gigney
Surstone Road
Hackney
Gigney
Old Jerusalem
Exchange Alley
Cornhill
Jerusalem
Old London
East India House
Bank of England
Solomon Gills
Dombey and Son
Mr. Gigney
Cardiff
Manchester
Newcastle
Gravesend
East India Company
John Company
England
Cape
South Atlantic
Australia
Longwood
General Bonaparte
Hudson Lowe
Bonaparte
Waste and cost of American extravagance highlighted
Frank Koester writes in the March World's Work detailing vast U S waste. He cites national government losses of 300 million dollars annually and per-person costs, plus heavy tolls from accidents, disease, fires, floods, gas production, railroad mismanagement, and egg handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koester
Ameree
New York City
Obedience Ring Debate Touches Bull Ring and Lady’s Finger
Professor Pollard of University College London argues in a recent address that the ring used on a wild bull and the ring worn on a lady’s finger share a common origin in control and captivity. He warns that eradicating obedience could spark a campaign against rings in general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
University College, London
Palm Trees Along Amazon Banks Reach Great Size
Palm trees grow along the Amazon banks with leaves ten to twelve feet broad and thirty to fifty feet long, indicating remarkable tropical vegetation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon
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Mazur
Tueday
Neces Soc
Mazur Bros
Houston ST
Clower Building
Louis Hirschfeld
San Antonio
Gibbs
George Wallis-West
Earl's Court
Emile Faquet
Monsieur
Montluc
Tepeebe
Esse
Sunset Place
Collins Gardens
South Flores Street
SAF Depot
Main Plaza
Houston Street
Alamo Plaza
Laurel Heights
Paul Doumer
Southern Energy
Isadore
Puck
Willington Hope
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