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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1927

Page

3

Peace and Senate Reform in Jinglish Plans

An agenda calls for peace among Jinglish-speaking peoples and a global peace role. It advocates proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, and unified defense and education departments led by a Secretary of National Defense and a Secretary of Education. Election of Congress in November with inauguration in January following.

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Government Should Go Ahead With Oil Conservation

The article urges the Federal Oil Conservation Board to proceed with oil conservation efforts. It criticizes industry inaction, notes Secretary Work’s threat to appoint representatives if needed, and cites figures showing crude oil production far exceeding national needs. It highlights calls from leaders like Edgar Clark Henry L. Doherty and Mark Requa as possible appointees.

Interior Work Federal Oil Conservation Board American Bar Association Buffalo Thiee Edgar Clark American Petroleum Institute Henry L. Doherty Cities Service Company Mark J. Requa Walter Teagle Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Congress

Silent aluminum electric street car debuts in Cleveland

The American Electric Railway association showcased a nearly noiseless Chicago and Joliet Electric Railway street car. Made largely of aluminum and about 85 percent lighter than prior cars, it features roller bearings silent drives differential gears rubber mounted springs and rubber cushions to cut vibration with squeaky free automotive type brakes.

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Land of Opportunity quoted by Parisian designers and workers

A fragmented passage notes Americans seen as land of opportunity by Parisian dress designers and lampoons a Chicago robbery at an electrical workers' local where four bandits escaped with several thousand dollars. The text contrasts European May Day meetings with American labor scenes.

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Menace Off Insect and Rinne Pests in Royal 8 Copeland MD

A 1927 article from the Royal 8 Copeland edition urges households to combat disease carrying pests. It details bed bugs fleas moths rats mice and other vermin as health threats, outlining preventive measures in homes and warnings against rubbish and hidden hiding spots. It cites disease transmission by mosquitoes fleas ticks and rats and stresses cleaning, sealing cracks, and removing burrows to protect families.

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Population Growth By Garrett P Serviss

Raymond Pearl argues that population growth in yeast bacteria and fruit flies follows a common law of growth. He extends the concept to humans, noting growth starts slow then accelerates, peaks, and then slows. Census data from multiple nations and cities are cited to support a general biological pattern guiding human population dynamics.

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Spiritual Digestion by Dr Prank Crane

A reflective piece on how mindset transforms adversity. It follows a disabled youth who endures misfortune yet remains buoyant, contrasting him with others whose minds sour under hardship. The article uses literary allusion to Job and a novella by Reuben Sack to explore spiritual digestion and moral character.

Tain Anyony Job Gall Reuben Sacks Sunehige Hell

Alexander the Great as Youthful Inspiration

The piece urges parents to have children read about Alexander the Great before sixteen. It frames him as a model of youthful achievement, noting his royal birth, Aristotelian tutor, early military start, and rapid rise to global authority. It argues imagination plus determination drove his success despite youth.

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