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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1915
Page
2
In a lengthy address Bryan condemns claims that Roosevelt planned treachery showing the old charge that fear mongering would force public opinion. He calls the rhetoric sophistry and urges readers to oppose such tactics in the political climate.
A New York dispatch notes Commissioner Woods hired two Columbia University psychologists to train police and detectives in criminal psychology. The aim is to improve suspect evaluation and reduce mistakes in profiling, reflecting a growing utilitarian link between education and public affairs in the city.
A university professor argues that knowledge should be utilized by police if true and useful in daily life. He questions why professors and officers should remain unconnected and whether the cost of higher education is justified if its teachings fail to aid public affairs.
William F. Carmody of Chicago, expert in screw machinery, was sent to France after World War I to modernize munition plants. He shifted antiquated shops to high output, transforming operations and boosting France’s armament capacity tenfold. A French official credited him with saving France as American efficiency cut through old methods.
A reader urges public feedback on traffic direction to ensure drivers pedestrians and police officers share clear, consistent signals. The piece cites New York City as a model where gestures and whistle signals are uniform and easily understood across all vehicle types.
The text argues for clear uniform signals from traffic officers so pedestrians and drivers both understand them. It urges pedestrians to start crossing when signaled and drivers to obey without hesitation, noting necessity of public understanding to ensure safety in cities like San Antonio.
The article argues U S recognition of the Constitutionalist party as Mexico’s de facto government shows clear benefits. It notes restored order, better access to supplies for the Constitutionalist side, and continued challenges from Villa’s faction. It warns that peace will require durable control by the recognized party and patience after years of war.
The San Francisco Bulletin laments modern urban life where men favor rides over walking. It notes the city’s high per capita riding, the dulling effect on health, and imagines a world where men walk five miles daily to improve happiness and digestion.
The public health service announces Dr. Joseph Goldlberger states pellagra stems from a one sided diet lacking in proteins and that cures lie in a nourishing balanced diet. He notes that a diet providing proper nourishment helps red blood cell formation and overall health, though often unaffordable for the poor.
The New York police arrested seven people last Thursday in a crackdown on reckless driving as part of a citywide effort. The Boston Post notes that vigorous enforcement by both police and courts can reduce highway killings and injuries.
Fragmentary report notes six midvhiganen assessed at An anpolig with disciplinary actions including suspensions and pay reductions. The upper classes declare the time has come for change amid unclear names and places.
National Geographic bulletin describes the Mir village as a rare Russian communal experiment with nearly all villagers governed locally by equality and shared land, where open air assemblies select leaders, distribute land, and exercise strong communal authority despite autocratic roots.
The Indianapolis News reports a Kansas court ruling declaring the federal migratory bird law unconstitutional and notes upcoming Supreme Court arguments. The piece argues for national guardianship of migratory birds and questions states rights in wildlife regulation.
Mary Glynn reports on recent fur fashion trends emphasizing minimal embellishment and natural seal colors. Designers favor simple silhouettes, subtle fur touches, and coordinated hats and muffs, with attention to wearable, regulation-conscious styles and practical coverage for hands.
A mother warns children as hunting season begins. A young squirrel sneaks out to play and is injured by a hunter’s gunshot while the mother and siblings search frantically. The tale centers on parental caution and wildlife peril during winter.
Fragmentary notes recount a recommendation for Wer and mention a cook incident with meals and a public trade context. The text includes disjointed phrases about a person at a Philadelphia venue and references to eating, drinking, and a mistaken identity.
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