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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1927
Page
3
A discussion on adult education argues that learning should be lifelong. It critiques narrow views of adult education and fifteen minute courses, urging constant brain nourishment and study beyond traditional school years for all ages.
Miss Catherine Bary of New York slapped Alexander Kerensky in a New York theater after approaching him with red roses. She called him liar and vagabond, said he ruined Russia, and claimed her fiance’s death and $450 spent on luxury. She was ejected, not arrested, and defended the act as luxury.
Reduction in taxes could be feasible next session as treasury experts expect a surplus near 600 million dollars. A 506 million dollar cut might aid corporations and high earners. some excise taxes could be reduced or repealed. Income tax payments surged 50 percent above last year, with April 15 extensions likely to trigger a new rush of checks. Paying income tax is a duty some citizens dislike, though it funds national costs and ink for defense.
Readers respond to a health column arguing that mind and body affect each other. The writer notes how digestion, liver function, and rest influence mood and health, and warns that fear and pessimism disrupt bodily well being. The piece stresses that thoughts drive physical welfare and calls for mindful living.
A man who started in government service as a private in the Spanish American War and in the Philippines rose to become a school administrator and later led a government department. At 44 he joined Irving Bank-Columbia Trust Company, built a foreign trade unit and advanced to vice president. He then earned successive national advertising prizes for a top US financial campaign.
A fragmented note highlights acts of goodwill in the Moliin Dy area. The brief mentions volunteers greeting neighbors, sharing meals, and offering help to seniors, with residents praising small acts that strengthen local ties.
A writer argues that beauty in dress trains children in care, discipline, and self-respect. Pretty clothes, hair care, and pet care teach responsibility, hygiene, and gentleness, while simple garments can still be beautiful. The text recalls personal experiences with childhood fashion and social judgment.
A critical essay by Dr. Frank Crane discusses the attack on Charlie Chaplin as a possible world tragedy. It argues for open minds until adjudication, noting public figures attract envy and sensational criticism. The piece defends Chaplin’s humor and questions the rush to judgment.
The piece notes a royal infant who could inherit the throne through a straight line. If the prince of Wales dies childless, the Duke of York’s daughter would follow him. It reflects on how chance shaped nations and how a child’s future could influence Britain’s fate, though the monarch no longer governs directly.
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