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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1926
Page
3
First reports describe Dr W D Coolidge's new cathode ray tube as a benign scientific achievement rivaling radium and X rays. A vacuum tube window projects billions of fast particles, with energy comparable to a ton of radium, sparking potential in medicine agriculture and industry while dismissing death ray fears.
The 77 year old aviator Otto Lilienthal, one of Germanys early aviation pioneers, continues work on a theory of air navigation and on finishing an airplane with beating wings. His brother Gustav died years ago while researching gliders.
A fragment reflecting on Vitus Maccius Plautus and his lines about lending and losing a friend. The piece compares ancient prudence to postwar U S policy, noting vast wartime loans and postwar aid, and charging that Americans are mocked as dollar-chasers for supporting allies.
The minister to Mexico, labeled a Communist, sought a U S visitor’s pass to see the country. The State Department barred her under wartime law, with debate over repeal led by Senator Borah.
A medical column warns that constant fatigue signals possible underlying health issues. It cites sleep, diet, stress, constipation, indigestion, and pus infections like tooth abscesses or sinus infections as common causes. The piece urges consulting a family doctor for proper diagnosis and treatment.
This piece discusses approaches to cure functional nervous and mental disorders, praising suggestion and psychoanalysis. It notes drugs and physical therapies treat symptoms, while uncovering unconscious roots via Freud's method offers lasting relief after extensive therapy.
The Gallatin County News notes local critics call Bucolic Press T’s grammar poor while the editor jokes he lacks better skill. He offers three excuses highlighting humility, reader comprehension, and the unlikely rise to a big New York paper with a large salary.
Dr Frank Crane urges caution as he chronicles how souvenir seekers raided wrecks and historic sites from the Shenandoah to Plymouth Rock. He notes guards at Seattle for the Norge and recalls grim scenes at Aya Ohio and the Harding funeral route where pennies and fragments were scrambled for keepsakes. He warns that public curiosity can degrade into hoodlum behavior during disasters.
A profile traces Leland Harrizon from private secretary to the Japanese ambassador to diplomat in Tokyo, Pekin, London, Bogota, and Washington. He advances through second secretary roles, coordinates armament conference work, then becomes assistant secretary of state. Copyright 1976 King Features Syndicate.
A scolding piece condemns the sixteen year old image of modern youth. It argues against false ideals and advertising that promote youth sexuality, cites psychoanalysis and Freud, and warns of young women marrying older men and rejecting motherhood.
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