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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1924
Page
3
Crystal City in the Winter Garden district ships three carloads of peppers eggplant turnips and cauliflower marking the season start. Officials say shipments will continue through winter with peaks of several cars daily. Diversification boosts market demand and canning growth spurs plants.
Foreign born Americans eligible to vote on November 4 number about 6 500 000 up 280 000 from four years earlier. New York has the largest foreign born electorate at 1 153 818 or 22 4 percent of the state’s voters.
The Old Trail Drivers Association of Texas convenes in San Antonio for a three day meeting. The piece extolls the epic nature of transportation by cattlemen and praises Emer son Hough as the primary literary depiction of trail drivers.
A reader reflects on how parental views of wealth shape a daughter's ambitions. The piece argues against relying on future riches and advocates teaching duties, school lessons, and social responsibility to build true happiness. It praises a family that balances material wealth with spiritual wealth and disciplined upbringing.
A compact reflection praising Eddie and anticipation of his next steeplechase in America. The text lauds his past as a good figure and expresses joy in his presence, equating his esteem to historic moments and projecting lasting admiration.
A humorous column praises Mr A S Widley blending politics and fashion praise. It notes his social rounds from dinners to polo to croquet and his democratic spirit. The piece, playful and approving, highlights his jovial nature and comfort in varied company.
In a reader letter, ROYAL’S COPELAND discusses overweight, diet, and genetics. He cites the Medico Actuarial Mortality Investigation showing 50 extra pounds at age 50 can cut life expectancy by about half, and urges balanced habits without overdoing weight loss.
The Spectator profiles Daniel O'Brien a Westminster street sweeper who chose open air life over wealth. From Pimlico with two thousand books he reflects on education, pilgrimages to Lourdes Rome and Vienna, and a peaceful contentment. He seeks not notoriety but respect and a meaningful life despite his humble job.
A narrative poem about a man of strong faith who prays nightly to avoid temptation and to keep his family safe. His steadfast belief guides him through droughts and doubts, culminating in a failed investment when he bets on wildcat stock and faces mounting assessments.
An excerpt reflecting on truth telling, dignity, and brevity with comments on human beauty and eloquence. The piece includes a Halting observation about opinions and a casual remark from Hesbeck about women and stubbornness. Copyright 1914 King Features.
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