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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1913
Page
22
A writer advocates an annual Remembrance Day to pause and count past blessings. They urge sharing gratitude through cheerful letters to friends and even strangers, arguing small acts brighten sorrow and bind memory to today.
In Chicago at the Empire State Club outing 25 former New Yorkers failed to spell rhythm with the judges restarting. Mrs Alexander Dennison won after rivals faltered on the word judgment as about 300 attended the event led by club president J C Merrill.
The fifth district convention of the Texas Federation of Woman's Clubs is planned for Corpus Christi in November. Mrs. Eli Hertzberg urges clubs to send yearbooks and officer lists, notes peace work, and announces motto and song contests with results at the November 11 14 Corpus Christi gathering.
In a house leased five years ago a group of bachelors kept a strict all male residence. They hired male staff for cooking and housework and barred women. Over three years most members married, some leaving or moving away. Recently Louis Hey wed and the remaining two bachelors quit the den joining their spouses.
A Zion's Herald contributor argues schools should cultivate pleasant speaking voices rather than teach singing. The New Bedford Standard agrees on speaking voice but notes moral and mental factors influence tone. Both sides say schools should promote voice culture and deportment, not only grammar or lessons.
An meditation on suspicion as a malevolent hag that poisons love. The piece urges readers to recognize self made doubt, distinguish reality from fantasy, and seek truth through courage and honesty to end suspicion.
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