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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1925

Page

3

Temporary Buildings For Permanent Quarters In San Antonio

The piece argues San Antonio should receive permanent, adequate military housing as it remains the Southwest military hub and air defense training center. It notes dilapidated temporary buildings at Fort Sam Houston and nearby camps, urging funding of 7 to 12 million dollars for the corps area to secure a lasting base.

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Communism debate over Llano del Rio's failure

A dated critique argues Llano del Rio in the Mojave failed as a communist experiment and that one village cannot decide communism's viability. It likens the venture to Brook Farm and emphasizes the need for broader, real-world tests beyond a single settlement.

Llano del Rio Mojave Desert New England Brook Farm Boston

Barnard College skirts politics as a practical study

An official announcement labels women’s politics as a practical field, arguing against abstract theory. It criticizes the notion of politics as science and urges Barnard students to leave the laboratory to learn politics in real settings, reflecting a controversial stance on female political education.

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Salatvale public figure rises after entry ban

SAKLATVALA was barred from entering the United States by Secretary Kellogg for his views, a move lauded as propelling him from obscurity to prominence. The public stance is that the country can withstand outspoken opinion and that the ban unintentionally boosted his profile.

PME Saklatvala Kallogg United States Kellogg Salat Vale

Buddhist monk Saagerlin Dharmapala to preach love in US

A Buddhist monk named Saagerlin Dharmapala travels to the United States to promote a philosophy of love without anger. The text discusses happiness as a state rooted in mindset, not material conditions, and questions whether universal happiness can ever be achieved.

Nan Saagerlin Dharmapala United States Christimalty Whurtmipala Coueve

Proper Diets for the Ill by Royals Copeland M D

A health guide on bowel care and feeding during illness. It urges gentle, fibre rich foods, avoiding indigestible items, and gradual nourishment as recovery begins. The tone cites practical advice for managing digestive distress and emphasizes plain diets with careful portioning while noting copyright by Newspaper Venture Harvey.

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Loneliness and Imagination as Escape and Growth

The text reflects on loneliness as a universal burden and the power of imagination to cope. It urges patience, self friendship, humor, and reading as substitutes for companionship, describing how imagination can attract real friends and experiences. It cites personal memory and a long-ago princess anecdote to illustrate resilience through inner dialogue and creativity.

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Radio Progress By Dr Frank Crane Sees Wide World Wireless News

Dr Frank Crane reports on radio progress linking continents and ships from London to the Seattle in New Zealand and a 12,000 mile distance. He notes Siretic explorer Mackilan heard near the North Pole and experiments in brain waves and telecommunication. He predicts vast future strides in cross world broadcasting and English American program exchange amid cautious optimism.

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Life's Hurdles and Mental Health in Modern Society

Fragmented prose discusses mental illness, degeneration, and stress from modern life. It references racial stereotypes, warnings against overwork, and advice to rest and seek rational living, citing 1926 publishes and promotional asides.

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