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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1912

Page

41

Phobias Across St Louis Show Fear Of Heights And Bugs

St Louis residents reveal widespread phobias from fear of heights to germ anxiety and bug aversion. The urban survey notes sufferers avoid door handles, rails, and streetcars, with some quitting urban life to escape triggers and avoid open spaces or tall buildings.

Fear Phobias and the Modern Habit

The article surveys widespread fears from acrophobia to germophobia and other phobias, noting that many fear high places, germs, spiders, mice, or storms. It discusses how habits form these fears, the role of health and stress, and the possibility of gradual unlearning with effort. It then shifts to local travel and development notes on Freeport, Houston schedules, and a new sugar refinery and hotel project.

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Opening of Freeport New City of Texas

On Wednesday November 20 the new port city Freeport at Brazos mouth opens to the public with noncompetitive lot sales. The event promotes Freeport as a world outlet with a secure harbor and future growth, offering cheap rail fares from Texas points and transfers from Velasco for opening day.

Houston Freeport Houston & Brazos Valley New City OF Texas Brazos River Texas Great Southwest Velasco Gulf Freeport Harbor Brazos Stephen F. Austin Exas The Gulf Coast Austin Waco Panama Canal

Freeport to become Gulf Coast port with no dock charges

Freeport plans to attract ship traffic by offering free port status with no dock or wharfage charges. The Freeport syndicate, backing a new town site, owns rail connections and provides 25 by 140 business lots and 650 by 140 residence lots with 1/3 down and 1/3 yearly payments. Titles are clear and warranty deeds offered.

Gulf O. B. Colquitt Texas Freeport

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