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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1924
Page
3
An editorial argues that aging is not a stopping point but a phase to be managed by active mind and body. It warns against fearing old age, links poverty decline to continued effort, and urges saving during productive years while avoiding a fixed quitting time.
City commissioners consider adding one cent to property tax to boost Carnegie Library funds. Proponents argue the library is a key educational asset and that a three cent rate would still be modest for broad public access. They urge funding as essential education for adults and youth alike.
A silent tropical opening contrasts with the newsreel showing three American aviators returning after a round the world flight. The audience reacts weakly to the hydroplane landing, while the earlier action brings no applause, highlighting the gap between cinema art and real life.
Poem describes a flawed man who is brave in danger yet weak in habit and judgment. It contrasts his impulsiveness with self deception and a longing for reform while acknowledging a rare moment of clear appreciation for a good thing.
A narrator laments family messes from pets and kids, trying to curb the habit of leaving items about. After weeks of efforts to pick up toys books and dolls the dog Chews a doll and causes grief. The tale ends with a sly admission of a self indulgent wonderful time while away.
The piece urges steadfast friendship in hardship. It warns against desertion when a friend faces misfortune and stresses genuine sympathy over pity as a healing support. It emphasizes standing by, offering encouragement, and showing loyalty to help a friend endure adversity.
Fragmented text describes widespread conflict imaginaries with references to China Brazil Manchurians Mongolians and foreign leaders. It notes overcrowded exits danger, raids along a line, and riot fluctuations. Mentions League of Nations and various fanciful claims about intelligence and war motives.
A health feature discusses child nutrition, emphasizing not just food quantity but quality and breathing air. It cites New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor methods over five years, linking malnutrition to improper food choices and insufficient oxygen, with costs to wage earnings and long-term health.
Garrett P. Serviss explains using light as a cosmic ruler to measure distances from Earth to planets and stars. He cites light years and light times for Mars Jupiter and the Moon, noting how orbital positions affect measured distances and highlighting practical, safe teaching aims.
A writer recalls visiting a 19 year old quadriplegic radio enthusiast who communicates with youths across the United States and Australia. The piece reflects on resilience, the reach of radio, and the idea that childhood wonder drives progress and civilization.
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