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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1928

Page

14

Peace and reform plank list from Hearst Papers

A set of political proposals includes an internationalist peace pact among English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Dept under a Secretary, federal steps to end illiteracy under an Education Secretary, and elections in November with inauguration the following January.

Hearst Papers United States Senate House of Representatives Department of the Army Navy Ai Forces Secretary of National Defense United States Education

Best Dressed Nation in the World Today

The press notes that it would cost $2283 a year to keep any man well dressed, but the public can garb themselves cheaply thanks to efficient clothing production. With abundant garments for men women and children, a moderate income suffices for a complete wardrobe. Americans are reputed to be the best dressed people worldwide.

New York Clothing

Early Diagnosis Campaign Urges Health Examinations

An insurance firm promotes an early diagnosis campaign urging people with symptoms such as weight loss indigestion a lingering cough and fatigue to seek examinations. It notes tuberculosis remains a leading death cause among ages 20 to 40 and rising deaths in 15 to 20 year old women, stressing prevention and early discovery for better outcomes.

Triumph of Science Saves Weak Newborn in Week Long Battle

A fragile infant survived after a week of respiratory support and three blind transfusions. Doctors labeled the child a miracle of modern medicine, with artificial respiration and careful care guiding a premature birth toward stability and future growth. Meanwhile a separate California case tells of another infant in danger, underscoring the era’s medical optimism.

California

Speechters Banquet in New York Delivers Quiet Enjoyment

A lively New York after dinner gathering yielded a friendly mood with attendees noting good speeches despite some bored moments. Observers suggest better pacing and delivery could spare attendees from listening fatigue while preserving the social value of such events.

Story of Virgo as celestial harvest goddess and myth

An international feature on Virgo portrays the spring star as the harvest goddess, tracing its mythic lineage from ancient Greece to astrology. It discusses Regulus, the mythic lion, and the enduring image of Virgo in cultures, linking celestial lore with human aspirations, law, and morality, while noting unknown stellar objects in the Virgo region.

Orion Teo Virgo Ta Jung Spica aAr Virgy Surtneris Lumnan Immuruil Justice Artin Mat Ani Earth Drass Tor Walin Tees Pacific

Dangers of Disfigurement By Royal 5 Copeland MD

A medical essay urges women to avoid cosmetic surgery for beauty, stressing natural health and proper care. It warns of risks from hair dissolving agents, emphasizes that attractiveness comes from health, not drastic operations, and urges consulting qualified physicians for guidance and well being.

Royal Copeland, M. D

The Personal Touch In Business Boosts Success

A reader shares experiences on why personal touch outshines mechanical service in business. From hotel staff to restaurants, the letters emphasize friendly, attentive service as key to customer loyalty, noting examples from New York and Chicago and urging owners to value individuality over standard fare.

Tettera Farwollen Charrdonalough Himen Square York Chicago Ton Angeles Esawelss

Two Able Men Urge Public Service From Mellon and Butler

The text praises Andrew W. Mellon and William M. Butler for their public service and integrity. It notes their refusal to accept political contributions linked to Sinclair's bonds and urges the press not to undermine their reputations. It argues such figures should be encouraged to continue in national politics.

Andrew W. Melton United States Treasury William M. Butler Massachusetts Senate Committee Sinclair Oil Senate Mellon Butler Sinclair Muller Alan

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