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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1928

Page

4

Proposed national reforms and schedule for government

The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a five point program including an English speaking bloc for world peace, proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary of National Defense, and federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. It calls for congressional elections in November with installation of officers on January 1 and presidential inauguration on January 1 following.

Hearst Papers United States Senate House of Representatives Department of the Army Navy Air Forces Secretary of National Defense United States Education Congress

Factors in Spread of Cotton Root Rot

A Texas Agricultural Experiment Station report by Dr. J. J. Taubenhaus and plant pathologist Rod B. F. Dana concludes that rainfall is the key factor in cotton root rot spread and severity, while temperature mainly affects the organism’s activity. Over five years at Temple, drought midseason reduces disease spread, whereas fall rains renew activity. in years with no midseason drought, the disease remains active and dead plant percentages stay high.

J. J. Taubenhaus Rod B. F. Dana Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Temple

Unbeaten Trails Calls for Texan Explorer Spirit

An exploration appeal highlights Big Bend and West Texas terrain inviting readers with limited time and funds to seek adventure. It notes growing tourist interest and looming trails marked by waste and wreckage that will soon multiply as more discover the region.

Gebi Desert South Africa San Antonio Big Bend West Texas

Robbery Highlight on Bankers and Thrift at Dinner Party

A robber targeted a wealthy Illinois banker’s dinner party, taking only five dollars and an unused invitation while guests displayed wealth. The piece argues big wealth provokes crime and advises carrying cash sparingly. It emphasizes that money kept busy in productive ventures is safer than cash on hand and warns against visible wealth attracting theft.

Aradoxtal

Lunar halo sighting sparks debate on illusion and history

A reader reports a clear October night sighting of a lunar halo forming a cross and draws a connection to a long recited explanation by Casio on ice-crystal light reflection. The piece argues such phenomena lack moral portent, yet reveal asides into psychology and human belief, citing Livy and Roman prodigies.

Hasty Eating as a Fault in America

A Royall S Copeland medical feature warns that rushing meals, gulping water, and rapid swallowing lead to indigestion and hiccups. He prescribes calmer eating, slower pace, and simple remedies while noting when to seek a physician for persistent biccough and related stomach distress.

America Royal S. Copeland M.D Eaevier Tee

Personal Influence By Ds Frank Crage in Quiet Power

A doctrinal essay arguing personal influence shapes revolutions and legacies more than wealth or preaching. It asserts actions and character outrun words, and that what a person is leaves a lasting impact on others beyond formal teaching.

Belfed

Subway crowding mars New York daily commutes

New York City transit chaos described as riders cram Grand Central Brooklyn Seventh Avenue Fourteenth Street and Times Square. Guards push through packed platforms amid rough crowds as trains thunder in and out. Observers note injuries, clamor, and a mix of humor and danger in the evening rush, with growing congestion and limited space on trains and in stations.

New York Hue Burkles Grand Central Brooklyn Sundue Fourteenth Street Yimes Square Rioling Corgeta Subway

Do You Know That Parly After Purser Ait Secret

Fragmentary OCR note cites prohibitions on industrial and commercial buildings polluting atmosphere with smoke and games. Limited readable entities and unclear context.

Ganes

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