Texas editorial urges phasing out weaker colleges
The piece argues for reducing the number of state colleges in Texas, suggesting closing smaller institutions like the School of Mines and others in Sul Ross Nacogdoches Kingsville and San Marcos to cut costs. It urges the legislature to act, noting most students live near their colleges and that retrenchment should come from weaker schools to avert broader harm to the system. It also honors William Sterrett Adair, praising his journalistic integrity and work at The News.
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East
Texas
School of Mines
College of
Sul Ross
Kingsville
Nacogdoches
San Marcos
West ‘Texas
West Texas
Trobert Lee
Fragmented prayer fragment from early text
The readable lines hint at a religious reflection about trust in the Lord and the world being tested. The garbled OCR includes phrases like the world of the Lord is tried and mentions the name Adam. No clear event or date is established.
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Adam
Snowbound Winter Visions in a Prairie Night
The poem depicts a harsh winter scene with ice and wind. Trees strain under frost while rural towns like Northfield and Hackettstown send a flurry of cold air inland. A pale, leafless landscape stretches as snow blankets all, with creatures grounded and the world hushed in white.
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Ana
Ata
Northfield
Hackettstown
Philip M. Harding
Editor Voice on Texas Education Rift
A Dallas News report quotes A W Puett editor of the Robert Lee Observer criticizing sectional selfishness. He argues state colleges must be treated equitably to protect public schools and warns against undermining education in any region. He questions teachers seeking legislature changes.
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Dallas News
A. W. [Puett
Robert Lee Observer
F Puett
Jin
Nolan
iFisher
Coke
West Texas College
Governor Calls for Thorough Probe of Highway Dept
The governor urges a complete investigation into the Highway Department after claims by Jas E Ferguson of a $100 million shortfall. The State Auditor found no shortage, but new charges arise. An impartial probe is demanded to uncover truth, avoid political ends, and inform the people regardless of outcome.
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Jas. E. Ferguson
Highway Department
Wim
40Ernoy
On New Assignment After Vast Service a Newspaper Maker Dies
A long serving newspaper maker of over thirty years dies, marking the end of an era in the publication house. The obituary notes faithful service and the significant role held, reflecting on the impact of his career rather than the personal loss alone.
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Ual
Eath
Dallas
William Sterrett Adair
William Sterett Adair
Adair
Assassination Threats and Immigrant Criminals Probed
A column argues that four of five guilty parties in historic assassinations came from a despised European criminal element. It notes presidents killed or shot and warns against further entry. The piece urges vigorous government action to deport this class and prevent future illicit activity.
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United States
Manifold Crime Punishment Viewpoint Expressed
A historical letter argues for harsh penalties including quick hangings for murderers robbers with firearms and kidnappers, claiming to protect innocent life and avoid blood lust despite potential sorrow for families. The tone reflects strong retribution and law and order focus, stressing生命 as sacred and public safety over humane hesitation.
Boston man’s grim prophecy on 1933 summers rise
The Boston man warned the first half of 1933 would be the hardest and now questions whether business will improve with summer. He notes that unless he includes pest control like swatting flies and killing mosquitos, overall business may not be well despite seasonal improvement.
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Boston
Woman Intervenes as Man Aims at Roswell Target
A woman first interfered with a man attempting to kill a Roswell figure on Wednesday night. She struck his arm, knocked the pistol away, and deflected the bullets from their mark. The incident highlights the woman’s brave act in a dangerous moment.
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Roswell Wednesday
Wight
Tharenere
Progress Towards Hopeful States on an Empty Stomach
The note indicates progress has been made and the situation is trending hopeful, albeit with the caveat of needing an empty stomach to sustain the improvement. It reflects cautious optimism about further gains as basic needs are met.
Hidden Dangers Behind Everyday Explosives Mentioned
The remark notes that danger from explosives extends beyond obvious sticks. it stresses that risk lies in more than the apparent sources and urges awareness of concealed hazards and safety considerations.
Fragmented historical note on Asia conflict themes
A compressed fragment discusses geopolitical tensions involving Japan and China. It suggests Japan’s actions could lead to significant consequences as it moves through or against Chinese interests, implying a harsh or consuming outcome. The text is fragmented and lacks clear context or dates.
Chicken theft law debate in Kansas echoes harsher penalties
A Kansas legislator jokes about chicken thief punishment while Grayson County reports few thefts but many suspensions or brief jail terms. The Democrat notes the thief could be dangerous and urges penalties near the legal maximum, arguing no thief deserves suspended sentences.
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Kansas
Delong
Grayson County
Bar of Justice
Ahronen Ithief
Sherman
Mercy in Action at Palestine Church Door
A Palestine woman chose mercy over church attendance on Sunday morning by feeding a hungry man who arrived at her door claiming need. The act fed hundreds who sought aid, illustrating the command to be merciful and true religion in action beyond ritual attendance.
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Palestine
TOE UNITIFATES AND THE LEAGUE
The piece argues the United States should remain out of the League of Nations to avoid entangling alliances. Fifteen years after its founding the League proves impotent without US participation. It notes Washington's warnings and asserts the US and the League now depend on each other to address Far East issues.
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United States
League
Wilson
Washington
Far East
Charity and duty praised by the Palestine Herald
The Palestine Herald laments sin in neglecting church charity while noting many people perform acts of charity across the land. It extols women who aid the hungry, saying they will receive their reward here and now through the satisfaction of doing their duty.
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Palestine
Post Office Pay Cuts Signal Incoming Democratic Shift
The Ft Worth Star Telegram argues Republicans feared revenue loss from higher postage and limiting postmaster salaries. It notes reduced pay from 3 cent rate, a 8 1-3 percent federal cut, and an additional 1 1-3 percent proposed by the Senate. Deserving Democrats poised to fill posts may not notice the further ration.
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Ipost
Congress
Senate
Ft. Worth
Star- Telegram
Oklahoma Voters Consider Repeal of Prohibition Law
The Palestine Herald notes a Texas style move toward repeal with a 3 to 42 vote on a resolution to submit constitutional change to voters. It argues decency and evil, condemns saloons as lawless, and urges allowing states to decide liquor laws after years of prohibition.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Mquor
Palestine Herald
United States should have joined League of Nations says editorial
The editorial argues the U S should have entered the League at its founding and says remaining outside yielded no gains. It asserts the era demands cooperative internationalism over strict neutrality and warns chaos if nations fail to align with collective action.
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United States
League of Nations
League
Washington
Denison Herald
Five civil wars in progress noted in China
A Corsicana Sun line mocks China’s turmoil noting five civil wars in progress and the awkward semifinal dynamic. The Dallas News quips about more bathtubs than before but doubts cleaner minds exist. The Mineral Wells Index calls poverty a blessing in disguise but says it never truly sheds its guise.
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China
Corsicana Sun
Dallas News
Roosevelt dress rehearsal teased by critics
A Fort Worth Star Telegram quote notes many expect Roosevelt to reveal how she will pull rabbits from a hat at the crucial moment, suggesting anticipation of strategic maneuvering. The comment frames the upcoming display as a test run rather than a final act.
Mrs Poplin Tricks Her Daughters In Mock Engagement
In a humorous Star Telegram item Claud Callan notes Mrs Poplin’s antics as she pretends a suitor is engaged to her daughter. The young man, believing himself chosen, grows shy about confessing he isn’t betrothed.
Congress Paid by the Piece Would Speed Legislation
Della Times Herald notes that paying members of Congress by the piece rather than yearly salaries could lead to faster lawmaking. The column argues performance incentives push lawmakers to act more quickly.
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Congress
Della
Budget debate and April sessions clash with humor
The clip mentions lawmakers eyeing tax burden shifts on citizens while predicting a mid April special session. It notes Shaw’s expected arrival and playful editorials on taxation humor from Dunbar’s Weekly and a jab at the Lame Duck Amendment amid presidential timing chatter.
Shakespearean Debt Tale Sparks Lively Debate
A fragmented note recalls Shylock and a desperate borrower in a Nashville Nashville Southern Lumberman setting. The recollection hints tension over money and names, suggesting a satirical clash between Old World schemes and American cleverness in a historical press snippet.
Worth a Smile Ideal Luncheon
MacDonald and his wife stopped in at a local luncheon event described as ideal and lighthearted, inviting guests to enjoy a cheerful gathering.
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Ideal
MacDonald
Seeds on sale for garden planting season
Seed dealer advertises garden seeds at 5c and 15c bulk seeds and popular varieties. Onion sets and onion plants offered along with Genuine Georgia cabbage plants. Note mentions preparing for planting as coldest period passes.
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Georgia
Garden Tools and Dining Rooms Mentioned in Window Card
A fragmented newspaper vignette recalls Wells and Humphrey displaying a luncheon card offering meals from 1 to 3 p.m for 40 cents. A railroad trainman, a mattress maker, and a dean are briefly quoted in a string of odd exchanges about work and meals.
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Mac
Excusable Carelessness Delays Death Certificate Inquiry
A humorous exchange questions whether a death certificate was missed and whimsically asks about a word containing all vowels. The dialogue notes a playful miscommunication over whether the proper document was obtained and points to the tongue in cheek answer.
Extra Work Scotch Barber Quips Over Wage Talk
A humorous exchange shows a Scotch barber arguing lower summer wages for easier work. The applicant counters that customers still require service, while the barber quips that assistants are needed to help with coats.
Funeral Service Held for Doss Evans Walker
Funeral services were held Sunday February 12 for 11 year old Doss Evans Walker of Randlett Oklahoma son of Mr and Mrs Bob Walker. He was accidentally shot by his younger brother with a .22 Saturday evening around 4 30 while by his home. Doss had just bought the gun and was singing Is Thy Heart Right With God at the piano. He was a fifth grade student and class president beloved by many with a large crowd attending the service. Out of town mourners attended from Bonham Denison Ravenna Ambrose and other nearby areas.
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Doss Evans Walker
Mrt
Bob Walker
Randlett
Okla
Ess
Bobbie
Doss
Little Doss
G. W. Stroud
Guddie and Pauling
R. R. Whitlock
Bonham
Buck Walker
Denison
W. H. Walker
Matule Neal
Ambrose
Harve Walker
Ravenna
W. Stroud
R. R. Whit
Magazine boys sell to housewives in Fort Worth
Youthful magazine sellers press on despite housewives' excuses about funds. A boy offers milk for five cents as part of the deal, while promoting subscriptions to the Favorite. The scene captures a brisk, money focused charity of the era in local Fort Worth storefronts.
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Fort Worth
2 Magazine
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Mehougal Benes
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Tis Pub
Iar
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Ee Toe Ae
Sien
Bonham, Matter
Jerome
Dius
By Paul Fung
Bing
Cape
Dora
Rory
Ant Sain
Memeo
Thimble Theatre
Popeye
Queeny
Tum
E. C. Sdges
Tohrat
Bim
Jia
Bipl Ae Dows
Japan
TOE Unitifates
Atlantic
Arkansas Gazette
Norfolk
Virginian- Pilot
G. Bernard Shaw
The
New Yorker
New York
Dunbar's Weekly
Phoenix
Nerald
Maske
Europe
Uncle Sam
Uncle Shylers
Shylock
Nashville Southern Lumberman
Wells & Humphrey
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