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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1925

Page

7

Editorial on San Antonio faith in Alamo City growth

Citizens raised 250000 in a drive to spur rapid development and prosperity. The piece argues that public attitude determines success, urging cooperation and belief in Texas’ upward trend. It notes Florida and California watching Texas as a psychological moment and praises the campaign’s vigorous start and hoped-for climax.

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King Nana Visits Us and Feels Ignored in New York

King Nana Amoah of the Gold Coast, ruler of 30 000 subjects, travels to New York only to be ignored because of his dark skin. He arrives second class, carries golden regalia, a weapon with a solid gold hilt, a 600 year old robe, and beads taken from Phoenician times. He plans a U S tour to gauge the position of the negro race among whites.

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Lady Cynthia Mosley Joins Labour Candidacy

Lady Cynthia Mosley, daughter of Earl Curzon, accepts Labour nomination for Parliament. She cites her work among London slums and condemns social evils under the Conservative government. She argues every man woman and child deserves a share in public welfare and rights.

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Clothes and the Man ERE upset authorities on domestic problems

The Department of Labor reports the average American husband spends 71.38 yearly on clothing while the wife spends 63.55. The figures show the man’s expenditure covers a suit, shoes, shirts and more, yet remains far from extravagance, as the gap amounts to 7.83 dollars.

Department of Labor

Measuring Angles and Solar System Terms In Old Text

A fragmented discussion explains foot rules to estimate angles and distances. It covers angular measurement, the moon and sun breadth, celestial angles, and practical use of a folding foot-rule for estimating heights and distances with basic trigonometric ideas all presented in a historical tone.

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Ye Towne Gossip at a Parades Day

Eye witnesses recall a crowded town parade with marching band tread and burning ashes. Spectators chased tickets toward the route as sergeants led crowds, shouting for calm while the procession moved past the grandstand and onto the street.

Notoriety and Merit By Dr Frank Crane

Notoriety is a dangerous asset in business and politics, built by repeated suggestive publicity. The piece argues merit matters, promotes the lure and harm of fame, cites incidents of public figures chasing notoriety, and warns authentic achievement outvalues hollow acclaim.

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Vaccination in Opinion and Practice in 1828

A reader asks for views on vaccination, noting past discussions of immunity and side effects. The writer argues vaccination is prudent, cites smallpox threats and variable immunity, and warns against unvaccinated individuals influencing public health. The piece reflects contemporary debate and urges cautious, careful vaccination.

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Over Life's Hurdles by Louise Bischo

An essay exploring how memory and perception deceive, noting that eyewitness accounts often shift details as they travel between people. The piece argues truth shifts with bias, memory decay, and language limits, urging careful verification to preserve civilization.

Thrill of Thrills Excerpt Refers to Awe and Beauty

Fragmentary OCR text discusses a thrill of beauty and wonder, citing awe inspired by nature and art. It mentions phrases about breathtaking effects on the ear and eye, and contrasts shrinking dread with exalted emotional states. The garbled lines include references to beauty, nature, and intense sensation.

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