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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1926
Page
3
The article argues steady employment benefits industry and public welfare, urging management to smooth production and reduce waste. It notes demand cycles limit by market conditions and highlights how buyer cooperation can curb waste, citing the success of early Christmas shopping slogans.
In Chicago a judge on the Marriage Court argues that marriages among businesswomen are too often driven by profit and schedule rather than romance. He cites rapid ceremonies and quick decisions, warning that swift nuptials lead to swift regrets and divorce. The era’s refrain shifts from Marry haste, repent at leisure to Marry in haste, repent more hastily.
The article argues for a centralized governmental system to produce and regulate medicinal liquor. It condemns importing liquor as wasteful and warns against privatized production amid potential favoritism. It cites General Andrews’ plan as the most sensible, projecting future temperance considerations.
The Gorgas Memorial Institute warns against cures claiming quick relief for hay fever and asthma. Officials urge caution with unprescribed medicines as these nostrums often contain cocaine, morphine, heroin or derivatives and can lead to drug habit, offering only temporary relief.
The court holds that giving a ride to a passerby and harming him creates criminal and civil liability. It stresses careful driving as the rule and warns against liberal lifting of strangers.
Old Queen Carmen Sylva reflects on memory and mercy in a compact meditation about kindness to loved ones. A warning that delay in expressing affection can haunt the living when the grave returns silence and regret.
The article discusses a custom of throwing an old shoe at brides for luck and traces the origin to a Jewish practice where the bridegroom struck the bride with a shoe to signify his supremacy and obligation, symbolizing the head of the household.
The piece argues that occasional vacations or short outings refresh the mind and body, offering new sights and conversations. It suggests weekend trips to nearby places or simple diversions to break daily monotony and prevent relationship strain from routine shopping and work.
Dr Frank Crane argues against shielding truth from challenge. opposing voices refine ideas. He cites Charles Eliot and Carlyle on open debate, urging discussion, scrutiny, and enduring attack to prove sound. A call to defend beliefs by facing facts and weathering dissent.
Albert W. Gilchrist rose from private military school to West Point then Florida state politics. He served four terms in the Florida House, including a time as speaker, was governor, and later turned to civil engineering, real estate, and orange farming.
Classified notice offers all types of employment from dirty tasks to large jobs. Call William Flanagan at Pony House 574 in Sidney to apply.
A fragment describes White Hetrella fungus resembling a row of Japanese ladies. It notes the delicate toadstool-like plant releasing spores from the head surface when approached, with unusual spore anatomy and sensitivity. Copyright 1926, King Features Syndicate.
A sensational Siamese palace heist features a royal costume encrusted with real jewelry valued in the millions stolen while King Prajadhipok was away. The passage contrasts the prince’s glittering loot with an American boy’s active life and motion.
The note urges continuing daily good deeds by helping others as you once were helped, reminding you to treat others equally and share rides or kindness as you move forward with your own vehicle.
In Tinekwoeq Ohio, the Bucolic Press Bove neighborhood unit rendered valiant service during a chaotic furniture incident where a portion of a Tayge part was thrown out through windows, drawing attention from local Suburban News.
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