Senator Hornsby moves to curb child labor with federal ban
A Texas State Senate resolution by Senator John W. Hornsby seeks to empower Congress to prohibit transport and sale of goods manufactured by anyone under sixteen. The editorial backs protecting women and children while preserving state rights.
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Sunday Mail Exchange Sparks Viewpoints Across Parties
A columnist recalls debates over government work on Sundays and other viewpoints, noting how perceptions differ. The piece references Governor Alfred and a jailed parole incident, suggesting the governor’s stance on state governance and the challenges ahead for releasing criminals.
Changes in Homes and Travel Promise Prosperity
Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors predicts major future advances driven by science. He foresees air conditioned, factory built houses, reduced building times and costs, and new rail technology creating jobs. Population and housing data frame the impact as private industry leads out of economic doldrums with brighter days ahead.
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Industry and Hobgoblins in American Politics
In a Dover New Jersey Advance piece the author argues that owners of industry are ordinary citizens not hob goblins. The piece notes Congress moderated hostile strikes at industry while listening to the public, stressing integrity and hard work as pillars of American industry.
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Winter Returns After A Mild Month
The piece recalls recurring references to an early cold snap and notes temperatures dropping to about a half degree above zero on Monday and Tuesday. After nearly a month of springlike weather, residents express a wish for true winter if it must come, even in March or April.
Austin Papers at Texas University Preserve Early Texas History
The article describes the Austin papers at the University of Texas library, detailing Moses and Stephen F. Austin’s archives, translation efforts, and the broad scope of materials. It notes about four thousand letters and documents, including many from Andrew Jackson and Anthony Butler, and discusses the papers’ significance for understanding Texas history and colonization.
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University Prof Makes Color Photography Latest Hobby
Dr J M Kuehne of the University of Texas, a longtime amateurr photographer, teaches classes and lectures statewide on color photography. He praises the science for its vivid impressions and notes his use of German ultra speed films to capture moving subjects with color produced by a fine screen and primary color inks.
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J. M. “Kuehne
University of Texas
Kuehne
Kuehneshag
Texas
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