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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
2
The article reflects on Mary Baker Eddy’s life and the discovery of Christian Science. It emphasizes her perseverance amid doubt, her healing of herself and others, and the conviction that truth is proven by deeds. The piece cites her writings in Science and Health and preservation of faith.
A farm in UF reports a still blast killed 300 hogs. Time and cause are unclear but authorities are investigating possible ignition or equipment failure. Farm owners report no human injuries and vow continued operations.
Guild officials met to organize efforts for better cinema production. Tava and Adlams were noted among attendees, with McCormick aiding the initiative under the CTC AGA umbrella.
A London theater crackdown requires patrons to keep quiet during shows. Officials warn against disruptive behavior and ensure seating areas remain orderly as performances run.
News briefs report mourning in Armaugh Ireland as crowds gather for a local figure. fires increase in some areas and youths detained for theft. Moody offers a $100 reward for arsonists causing about $10,000 in property damage. Archbishop Harty's health status prompts prayers from U S churchmen. A schooner named Santa Rosa remains afloat while burning offshore. Customs agents seize a plane crew in Vermont during tailing inquiry.
The Girl Reserve of Alamo Heights school will hold extensive observation events in November focused on gifts for Indian children. Dorothy McGill was elected president with Nadine Dam as vice president and Elizabet Sharpton as secretary.
Twelve boys assaulted the janitor at School No. after afternoon dismissal. C F Russi of the San Antonio school board complained that pupils refused to leave the grounds, and a special policeman was assigned to send the boys home when their day ends.
A sacramental candle burned in the home of I. J. Marroquin at 1613 South Laredo Street on Friday causing minor wall damage estimated at a two email fine.
Albert Champion, who rose from Paris errand boy to a leading auto accessories maker in America, died in Paris where he was overseeing branch factories. Born in Paris, he started as a bicycle racer, winning the French championship, then moved to the United States in 1904, later entering motorcycle and automobile racing. In 1908 he organized the 3G automobile accessories company at Flin g, Mick, which began with 82 employees.
A display of women’s high grade leather handbags on the first floor features pouches in 11 colors and a popular finish. The sale emphasizes quality and desirability with ready-to-ship options.
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