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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
5
A city praised for affordable warmth and fresh produce year round, noting San Antonio offers better living margins despite lower wages. It contrasts local comforts with harsher northern conditions, urging readers that a good salary depends on value received. The piece highlights growing industries and a favorable environment for sustaining a good living.
Announcement of Education Vision fellowships offering about 2500 annually for study abroad. Open to men and women regardless of race or background, for research across sciences government business and arts. Emphasizes education advancement, practical study and broad scholarly pursuit through travel stipends.
Mr. F R Buckalew of California disputes remarks on evolution but accepts the concept as fact. The writer argues evolution is a universal law shown by geology and natural history, stressing constant change in earth, life, and the universe and urging a broader view beyond human vanity.
Garret P. Serviss discusses the origin of ocean salinity, weighing theories that sea salt came from land deposits versus an intrinsic oceanic source. He notes shifting views on ancient sea composition, life’s link to marine waters, and the role of volcanic gases in producing sea salts.
Dear K B. weighs a husband’s claim to open his wife’s mail against moral rights. The letter-writer insists a wife’s correspondence may not be read by her husband. The column narrator answers, warning against consentless prying and urging respect for privacy.
Dr Frank Crane argues beauty is a gift for women but true influence comes from character. He notes that many influential women were not merely pretty, and that moral strength shapes lasting impact beyond youth’s glow.
Royal S Copeland, U S Senator from New York, discusses angina pectoris causes and management. He outlines common triggers physical exertion mental stress and poor diet, advises rest during attacks and mentions doctor provided remedies. The piece notes men are more often affected and cites a physician example.
In large cities people become good natured due to crowd psychology. A group reacts differently than any individual, making commuters tolerant of annoyances during rush hours. Shared suffering fosters cooperation and the belief in the greatest good for the greatest number, though crowds can turn extreme when rebellion forms.
The passage notes several idioms and sayings that render unnecessary work obvious. It cites examples like carrying coal to Newcastle, milking cows, water to a river, and teaching a grandmother to knit, highlighting how many cultures warn against needless effort with witty phrases.
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