Change of Address and The Next War Reflections
A newspaper item includes a change of address notice and a long editorial excerpt from The Dallas Journal arguing that nations are building up for potential war. It criticizes Hearst presses for stirring anti Japan sentiment and warns war costs strain economies. It notes Italy’s wartime spending and questions global sanity amid greed and conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Journal
Oae
Russia
Japan
Germany
Italy
Hearst
United States
United Sttes
OES
Dictatorship fears and labor politics in national view
The piece surveys public opinion on dictatorship risks, noting a split 55 percent against and 45 percent for possible control by a single ruler. It warns leaders could rise if army power is leveraged and stresses vigilance to preserve freedom amid labor and political battles. It also cites Roosevelt and Landon sparring over labor policy and notes Knox’s claim of a clean campaign amid Chicago politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Labor
Nonpartisan
League
Roosevelt
Landon
Organized Labor
Kansas
Col
Frank Knox
GO. P
Col. Knox
Chicago
Is this a Sigh asks a writer in Liberty about Harlem
The piece argues the Negro in America should resist outside influences and cites Jefferson Lincoln and Spencer on race and freedom. It contrasts emancipation with achieving equal status within a single government and warns of a future mass society ruled by a rigid hierarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Harlem
New York
America
Thomas Jefferson
Henry Clay
Abraham Lincoln
Herbert Spencer
Peru
Thompson Seeks Reelect on Texas Railroad Commission Post
The Greenville Banner urges re election for Cal Ernest Thompson current chairman of the Texas Railroad Commission. The piece contrasts Thompson with another commissioner. It also touches on Mussolini’s plans for Ethiopia and concerns about a radio facsimile newspaper transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Ernest Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
Greenville Banner
Weather lore and sex appeal in light satire
A jumble of quotes and blithe observations notes superstitions tied to weather, rain making, and fashion like Paris critics embracing sex appeal. It mentions Sally Rand, Florida island skeletons, and front-row movie-house fossils in a playful roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Are
New York Herald Tribune
Florida
Atlanta Constitution
Worth a Smile Ahear Visitor and Mixed Notions
A fragmented reader page mixes cartoonish dialogue about a gramophone and a shopkeeper note with stray mentions of Mexico City August 15 and US envoy Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde. It references Senorita Palma Giller and a resigned minister, plus a stray quote about the Queen of Sheba and a library glass case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Denmark
Ruth Bryan Owen Rohde
United Stat Will Am
Thought for Today and Chaotintn Notes On Evangeline Visit
A mixed page item recalls a picnic at dusk with insects over a dark pier and distant bathers. Lucille J Gilbert contributes chaotic lines from a modern Evangeline note about a Nova Scotia visit tied to historical deportations, while potato yields and other rural notes appear in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille J Gilbert
Fvange
Nova Scotia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonuham Daily
Mabl
Maul
Bonham
Mid-West
Marshall News
Marshall
Signor Mussolini
Ethiopia
Boston
Blondie
la Belle France
Detroit News
Sally Rand
Clyde Moore
Ohio State Journal
Inke Othe
Peruse
Menico
Senorita
Palma Giller
Colomaia
Oman
Inister
Senorita Guillen
Eyince Golzuio Santo
Ecur
Sonon
Sheba
Librars
Quoits
New Orleans
Novi Scotia
Bor Yada
Wee Renee
Cestor Evangeline
Chic Young
Daisy
Into
DOE
Aula
Dag Wood
Goody
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Firat
Olive
Lucy
Ile
Clancy
Mister
Mola
Lbauina
Lauch
Fannin Truck
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