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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1927
Page
8
The piece notes Eren sky, once a Peenner of Russie, argues the present Soviet government is more tyrannical yet more aligned with Russian wishes than Kerensky's. It contrasts nine years of Soviet rule with Kerensky's brief tenure, saying Soviet ideas reflect revolution, unlike American views.
A national drive to eradicate preventable childhood blindness seeks 12,000 public health nurses to lead preschool eye examinations. Parents often resist health checks, so a game-based chart will reveal faulty sight and gain child interest. Initiatives start in Missouri Kansas Kentucky and Western New York and aim to spread nationwide.
The piece mocks Dr Bradley Stoughton as predicting civilizational collapse due to flippancy and disobedience while lampooning continual warnings. It argues the public remains calm, noting the nation has always been told of impending ruin yet endures, suggesting optimism despite dire forecasts.
The piece notes that most views on aging are unfavorable but cites Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. as an exception. At eighty six, he values life, telling a friend that should the Lord summon him in five minutes he would request ten instead, highlighting his contemplation and observational passions.
Noted writer on scientific topics discusses Mars observations by Coblenz and Lampland at Cowell Observatory during 1924 and 1926 oppositions. He explains planetary temperatures and atmospheric conditions, noting Mars as a distant neighbor and comparing its climate cycles to Earth with emphasis on seasons, polar frost, and the lack of moisture.
Dr Frank Crane discusses how a severe California storm highlighted the role of forests in rainfall and flood control. George Barnes of the American Reforestation Association explains trees retain water, protect soil, and slow floods, urging national forest protection, school teaching, and reforestation efforts.
A historical commentary praises U S military leaders and potential war readiness. It lauds capable officers in diplomacy and the armed forces while criticizing slow promotion and underfunding. The piece asserts the nation has competent personnel and money but lacks timely equipment and opportunity to prove ability.
An instructional piece warns readers past fifty to monitor kidney health, noting Bright's disease and albumin in urine as possible signs but not definitive. It emphasizes temperance, stress management, proper diet, hydration, regular baths, and avoiding extreme temperatures to protect kidney function and overall vitality.
In a Bucolic Press note, officials dismiss the idea of a "flapper teacher" within the school system. The piece warns against alleged tainted complaints and immodest dress linked to residents near Meceney-King's Mountain in Gas tonia.
A brief item urges readers to perform kind acts and avoid airing personal complaints to keep a cooperative community tone. The note emphasizes restraint and consideration for others in daily life.
An advertisement note reports the Dare Beauty Parlor expanding to a new larger Canton location following steady patronage. It details the move and invites customers to visit the enlarged shop.
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