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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1924
Page
4
A defense of Defense Day argues it is a patriotic observance to support country and liberty. It emphasizes the democratic nature of the defense policy, local unit readiness, and mobilization plans, with parades and speeches to foster unity and sacrifice.
Dr George Works of the Texas educational survey urges changing high school emphasis away from algebra to broader modern American history civics geography chemistry and physics He argues heavy algebra focus blocks access to history and science courses and stresses life skills for intelligent voting and healthy living.
A satirical front page essay imagines two fuel price wars in New York and Massachusetts ending in chaos as garages offer free storage and mechanics defect to balance costs. It envisions a chain reaction with cops handing out tickets, vendors giving away parts, and even a magistrate fining savings seekers to restore order.
The guest recalls arriving in white flannels and a stiff aim to look perfect. He shaves, changes attire, and admires a tiny mirror before descending to the crowd. Upon entering the room, guests erupt in laughter as he realizes his shirt was untucked.
The term man Friday signifies a loyal aide always at hand as in Defoe's Robinson Crusoe. The essay notes how Friday serves as a model of faithful service and devoted protection, illustrating language use and literary origin for the phrase.
One of Washington’s leading fire insurance men began as a would be lawyer earning a bachelor and master degree, then moved into business ventures. He helped promote the Washington baseball park, served fifteen years as vice president and major owner of the Washington club, and pursued multiple real estate ventures.
A Wall Street office scene shows six bald directors in luxury, grim and watchful as they assess a collapsing market. Guards bar reporters, and the room keeps out light while they hide tricks and fears.
A late dinner guest faced King Edward who scolded him in a schoolmaster’s tone. The king’s reproach followed a fixed formula calling the guest late, then pressed for quiet excuses before concluding the correction.
An article by Royal S. Copeland describes causes and remedies for acne and blackheads, urging dental health, diet changes, and careful extraction. It warns against overpicking and notes risks of scarring, with external antiseptic treatment and a petroleum nightly regimen.
BRAND LESSING questions whether Americans are hypocritical given widespread social ills and public hypocrisy in politics religion and law. He cites the Anti-Saloon League pastorate forgery voting for prohibition and Ku Klux Klan acts as part of a broader pattern. He urges readers to examine domestic ethics before judging other nations.
Mundy notes urban drivers face higher risk in small towns where children play in the streets and jay walking is common. He urges city motorists to heed local speed limits and traffic rules to avoid fines and potential lawsuits.
Editorial readers express appreciation for Trade Extension coverage by the Chamber of Commerce. They credit Trade Week publicity with its success and promise support to show appreciation for ongoing Trade Trips and local industrial promotion.
A 1924 note describes the yellow warbler's nest as multi story, with eggs from other birds placed in its cells. The warbler builds anew nest atop the original, repeating the process until the home resembles a chaotic apartment complex. When hatchlings emerge, the scene is a tangle of unfamiliar chicks.
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