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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1927

Page

9

When Empires Totter and a Tsar Falls in Russia

The commentary recalls Russia after its revolutions, noting the collapse of the Tsar and church authority, and the impact of external powers. It argues that early assurances by diplomats masked likely upheaval, and that later revolutions proved more violent, with foreign interference sustaining revolutionary regimes. The piece links imperial decline to wider European despotisms, suggesting harsher treatment breeds stronger revolutionary elements.

Russia Stephen Graham Elihu Root Britain Lord Milner France Albert Thames Reyonm Kerenshi Austria Germany Europe

Babies Fear and the Courage of Infants

Dr Join of Johns laned argues fear in babies arises from elder negligence and startling events rather than instinct. He cites a dark room, loud bangs, and adults’ laughter as triggers that teach fear, noting a rabbit repeated noise can condition a baby to cry at sight without the sound. Parents should avoid such mishandling to spare children from developing lifelong fears.

Join. Bly Dr. Watson Helle Barents

Publicity shift to newspapers eyed by Westinghouse

Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing of Pittsburgh plans to cut advertising spending to newspapers from April 1, asserting the press offers quicker, broader reach than any other method. The company cites past strikes and the public’s reliance on newspaper notices as proof of the medium’s superiority over handbills, posters, and solicitors.

FIER Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co Fittsburg New York Daily Press

Self Knowledge and Forgiveness from Queen's Counsel

An excerpt from 1927 Famous Bestsows discusses self restraint and forgiveness. It reflects on how moods distort actions, how people unjustly judge others for momentary flaws, and the need to strive to redeem ourselves through patience and another chance.

Fes Gru

Adenoids Cause Deafness Says Royal Medical Review

Royal L S Copeland M M D warns that adenoids cause deafness among 600 public school children in the United States. The piece highlights a troubling record and urges parents to seek causes and prevention. It notes common salivary and respiratory diseases as contributing factors to hearing issues.

United States

Capacity for Hard Work and Deafness Insights

Dr Frank Crane discusses how inspiration and persistent effort shape success, citing John Lavery and Calvin Coolidge era figures. The piece blends commentary on work discipline with medical notes on Eustachian tubes and adenoids, stressing careful examination for deafness and chronic nasal throat issues.

Frank Crane Couvelgit The Meola Nowepener Syndicats

Figures of Speech in Lady Clare Vere de Vers Poem

A fragmented OCR fragment comments on the poem Lady Clare Vere de Vers by Tonnsaan, noting courtly appeal and social satire. It references Vere de Vere and ancestry within the English peerage, with scattered mentions of nobility, poets, and historical figures in a broad, unclear assessment.

Clare Tonnsaan de Vere Oxford William the Coty

Quartet War Gob We Ha Beat An Yo At The Men

An undated fragment notes a team beating another team in a tense contest. The readable text mentions ice cold and martial tones, suggesting a stark, competitive atmosphere and unresolved details about participants or exact actions. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable.

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Akeley Statue Mocked by Fundamentalists Inspires Debate

The feature shows Carl Akeley beside his gorilla statue as critics object to the idea of life evolving from common ancestors. The text notes Akeley’s death, his expedition life, and quibbles over Darwin and human origins, asserting humans rose slowly from earlier forms.

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