Modern democracy struggles with emotion over reason
Eleanor Rowland Wembridge warns educators in Atlantic City that people opt for feeling over thinking, aiding demagogues. The piece cites Hitler and the NRA era to show how emotional appeal bypasses critical analysis. It argues that sentiment, not intellect, blocks practical policy like old-age pensions and security programs.
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Eleanor Rowland Wembridge
Cleveland
Wembridge
Atlantic City
Hitler
Germany
NRA
Keeping Our Eye on the Ban
Economist notes that recovery hinges on adjusting exchange relations to keep purchasing power in line with production. The piece argues for modernized private enterprise over state dominance, warning that failure to act could push masses toward state intervention.
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Glenn Frank
United States
Copyreht
McClure
Rapid Fire Romance Chapter 14 Montana in Mexico
In a serialized tale, the Montana Kid hides in Duraga territory to aid Mateo Rubriz and Brother Pascual in stealing the emerald crown. Inside an inn, he contemplates Rosita and a plan to outwit Jose while writing a note of caution and plotting a tense confrontation. The scene ends with a quiet sound on the stairs and a looming threat.
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Montana Kid
Mexico
Mateo Rubriz
Brother Pascual
Our Lady
Duraga
Montana
Rosita
Miguel Santos
Santos
Jose
Eye peril and a hidden past in Rosita tale
Detailing a dramatic scene where eye danger, a knife, and gunfire pivot around Rosita. Montana, nicknamed the Kid, confronts Benito Garza after a confrontation linked to a ruby pin and a scarred past. Rosita recognizes the name El Reed, hinting at a long pursuit across Old Mexico.
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Rosita
Montana
Benito Garza
Big
Garea
Garza
Renito Gara
Benitta
Bone
Laura Buayitu
Kim
el Reed
Old
Mexico
Apostle of the New Work Saint Vivieta in Brazil
A centuries old recount of Father Jose de Anchieta a Portuguese missionary who befriended the Tamoyo Indians in Brazil. He brokered peace between traders and settlers earning the title The Apostle of the New Work and The Apostle of Brazil for his faith and leadership.
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Jose de Anchieta
Brazil
Anechieta
Tindis
St. Vivieta
Apias
Last Clinger Over in Paris by O O McIntyre
In Paris Gelett Burgess remains fixed in his Boulevard Raspail flat and writes, sipping vesperal tea as Americans flee. The piece follows his daily life and peculiar observations, noting other writers and artists and a late night stroll through Chinatown with reflections on publishers and fame.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Paris
Boulevard
Raymond Duncan
Texas History Coin Campaign Begins Sunday
Centennial Coin Week will start Sunday in Amarillo as Hanson Post sponsors a coin sale. Floyd L. Sloan announced the campaign plans and mailings go to every school child and educator. A publicity committee led by H. F. Bozeman and a steering group including James Gulekie and Arthur H. Ware coordinate outreach across the city.
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Amarillo
Floyd L. Sloan
Hanson Post
Legion Headquarters
H. F. Bozeman
John K. Boyce
Norris Ewing
Centennial Glorifies Texas Promise Says Architect
Paul P. Cret of Philadelphia praised the Texas Centennial Central Exposition as a herald of a new era of Texas glory. He noted the State Fair Grounds could host the central exposition and suggested work on exhibits might begin in June under the direction of Walter D. Cline, managing director of the project.
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Dallas
Paul P. Cret
Philadelphia
Texas
Cret
Siale Fair Grounds
Walter, D. Cline
Directng Sct
Peetrutti
Bedtime Stories and Tales From Burgeoning America
A compact feature mixes Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tales with a wry column of celebrity anecdotes and cultural quips. It surveys traps, aging figures, and literary figures from Joyce to Wells, with playful asides on fame, vanity, and public life.
Rural electrification and commandments on tablets
The text defines Rural Electrification as building power facilities to bring electricity to farm homes. It places Moses receiving the Ten Commandments on Mount Sinai. It notes Texas leads turkey production, followed by North Dakota.
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National Planning Commissions
Mount Sinai
Texas
North Dakota
Gray Fox Trapped by Hen Hunter's Clever Traps
Gray Fox escapes a hunter’s trap network but is ensnared by three toe bindings. Reddy explains the hunter’s ruse and offers blunt advice to pull or twist free. The scene ends as the next tale titled Gray Fox Makes follows.
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Gray Fox
Reddy Fox
Reddy
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clues From Historical Page
Horizontal clues list items and definitions across categories from a vintage newspaper puzzle. Vertical clues mirror the theme with numbered prompts covering canter minded phrases and common words. The grid and exact solutions are not provided here.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Gelett Burgess
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Onions
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