 Poisson integral converges nontangentially at Lebesgue points

For $F\in L^1(\partial \mathbb{D})$ and a Lebesgue point ${\xi }_0$, its Poisson integral tends to $F({\xi }_0)$ through every fixed Stolz region. If $\delta =1-|z|$, the Poisson kernel there is at most $C_A\delta /({\delta }^2+d(\xi ,{\xi }_0{)}^2)$, where $d$ is shorter angular distance. Dyadic annuli about ${\xi }_0$ bound the near contribution by small local averages of $|F-F({\xi }_0)|$ times a summable sequence $C_A{2}^{-k}$. The contribution outside a fixed small arc is $O(\delta )\Vert F-F({\xi }_0){\Vert }_1$ and vanishes. This is the local kernel argument underlying the Fatou theorem for bounded holomorphic functions.