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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1907
Page
9
A lively urban scene shows students from primary to high school in a rush to stock up on bargain school supplies. Window shows feature "this lot only 29 cents" offers, with outfits and notebooks drawing major attention. Clerks note romantic, playful, and practical notebook choices reflect the season.
Consul F. W. Mahin of Nottingham notes that Britain imports refrigerated produce worth nearly 200 million dollars yearly, with about half from British colonies. The United States and South America each contribute around 30 million, butter and cheese lead at 76 million, beef about 60 million, mutton 26 million, melons over 10 million, bananas near 10 million, and poultry seven million. The first uptake occurred in 1879 with frozen mutton from Australia.
Fragmentary excerpt from The Whee Brother in the Atlante Constitution suggests a humorous street scene with misheard lines and playful verse characters. The dialogue hints at Nat Thad and a friend debating music and effort in pursuit of glory, set in a casual, rustic voice.
William reloar, Lord Mayor of London, argues brains are essential for success and leadership. He criticizes indecision and lateness among youths, urging thinking followed by decisive action, noting many avoid responsibility and prefer staying safe on the sidelines. He claims there is always room at the top for those willing to climb.
A reflective essay on how every act reveals the soul, likening memory to a camera plate and a tree’s rings to life years. It contrasts genuine kindness with hidden vice, noting Janus as a symbol of duplicity and urging true conduct to show in actions rather than words.
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