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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1916
Page
28
A household scene shows a housewife using gas to streamline chores and save time for reading and leisure. The piece emphasizes convenience, thorough cleaning, and balanced domestic life through gas utility.
Washington Sept 23 The president accumulates more gifts yearly than any other American and receives a wide range of items from pumpkins to exotic animals. Gifts from close friends fetch acceptance while items of high value are avoided unless sentimental.
A man named Eugene M. Pullen claims a non surgical cure for rupture, recounting years of pain and recovery after avoiding operation. He offers to share full information by mail at 8540 Marcellus Avenue Manasquan New Jersey and urges others to write for guidance.
In Yonker's Statesman a humorous exchange cites the ocean roar and a punchline about dressing warmly. The thin speaker urges action while the plump one retorts with a practical quip about adding clothes. The brief item captures a local sense of humor and everyday chatter.
Washington D C Sept 23 Texans led the front in the just closed session of Congress though not the loudest or most active. Representative McLemore drew headlines with a warned resolution on armed merchantmen while Cyclone Davis and Callaway drew steady attention for independence and outspoken anti preparedness stances. Culberson Henry and Garner shaped major bills and leadership while Senate figures Sheppard and Culberson guided judicial and preparedness support for Wilson.
Nordau argues that Jewish soldiers in all belligerent nations fight with duty and honor while facing prejudice at home. He notes high honors won by Jewish troops, warns against postwar anti Semitic backlash, and asserts Jews seek recognition of their national rights after the war. The piece contrasts Jewish loyalty with widespread abroad hostility and persecution.
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