Highway links U S with Mexico City
Mexico presses a 770 mile link from Laredo to Mexico City as part of a 10000 mile Pan American highway. The route connects San Antonio Laredo Nuevo Laredo Monterrey Saltillo Victoria Valles Jacala Pachuca and Mexico City with all weather gravel sections and scenic deserts mountains jungles and canyons. The project aims for June 1933 opening to through traffic and ties into the U S road system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
United States
Laredo
Texas
Mexico City
Federal Highway Commission of Mexico
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Buenos Aires
Argentina
The
Bulletin
San Antonio
Neuvo Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Tamaulipas
Rio Grande
Monterrey
Nuevo Leon
Monte de la Silla
Saltillo
Coahuila
San Luis Potosi
Ciudad Victoria
Valles
Jacala
Hidalgo
Tamuin River
Pachuca
America
Acapulco
City of
Pueblo
Diet diversity and openness to foods in early 20th century view
The article argues for a varied diet over restriction, citing anecdotes about preferences for or against butter and vegetables. It advocates teaching oneself to eat safely edible foods, with examples and a recipe for Russian Cabbage Soup, then shifts to notes on Turkey's modernization and women’s roles, including anticipated female diplomats.
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James Russell Lowell
New England
Britton
Western Newspaper Union
Spanish Basketeer Becomes Star for Fifth Avenue Team
Joseph Garcia known as Peppy, a seventeen year old from Spain, plays for the Fifth Avenue high school team of Pittsburgh. At 6 feet 3 inches he uses both hands to handle the basketball and stands out as a top player in the pursuit of the Pennsylvania state title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Peppy) Garcia
United States
Spain
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Garcia
Yawn as Body Safety Valve for Low Oxygen
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union note explains yawning as a natural safety valve when ventilation or bodily disorders reduce blood oxygen. The brain initiates the yawn to rapidly increase air intake and restore oxygen levels in the blood.
Hearty European Sausage Soup Recipe by Francatelli
A midwinter soup feature explains hearty European soups as main dishes and presents Francatelli directions for a clam fish or corn chowder with fried sausages. It notes home made sausages are unlikely in America, suggests nut sized sausage pieces, and details frying and serving steps. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
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Francatelli
America
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Turkey to Admit Women to Diplomatic Corps
Turkey plans to admit women to the diplomatic service soon. The policy shift marks a major change from the prewar era when women held few formal government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Istanbul
Texas Governor Ferguson Names Mrs J E King Colonel
Mrs King of San Antonio is appointed a colonel on Governor Ferguson’s personal staff and will wear an army uniform at state affairs. This marks a notable ceremonial appointment reflecting her role in official events.
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Ma” Ferguson
Texas
J. E. King
City Man Termed Best Easy Mark by Chain Schemes
Detroit residents are targeted by endless chain selling schemes tied to 14 such networks headquartered in the city. Fred G. Dewey of the Better Business Bureau calls these contracts gambling and notes federal and Supreme Court condemnation, warning buyers they risk financial loss.
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Detroit
Fred G. Dewey
Better Business Bureau
Mr. Dewey
Supreme Court
The Parker Woman Who Was Raised Indian in Texas
Cynthia Ann Parker, taken by Comanches between 1835 and 1840 near Groesbeck, grows to womanhood among the tribe and bears Quanah Parker. After Texas statehood, Captain L. S. Ross recaptures her, yet she speaks only when shown her own memory, finally crying out Me Cynthia Ann. She dies soon after in Austin.
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Cynthia Ann Parker
Parkers
Texas
Mexico
Groesbeck
Cynthia Ann
Peta Nocona
Quanah Parker
L. S. Ross
Ross
Austin
Idyll of the American Forests Day Dawn saves lover
In a colonial era tale Day Dawn, an Indian maiden, sacrifices her life to save the unworthy DuValle from enraged Iroquois. Spies, Jesuit intrigue, and a moonlit river set the scene as Day Dawn dons the foe’s hat and cloak to divert pursuing braves.
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Schuyler
England
Day Dawn
Quebec
Father LeMoyne
Hudson
Dawn
DuValle
Plea for Freedom from the Rigid 1933 Schedule
The author argues for a looser approach to dates and schedules. He cites the Spanish habit of delaying today’s tasks and advocates more time for relaxation and irregularity. The piece suggests freedom from the year 1933’s rigid routines could boost usefulness and happiness.
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Manana
Albert Shaw
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
Advertises Creomulsion as a two action remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth. Claims creosote is a major healing agent for coughs and colds and other throat troubles with a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
Woman Loses 10 Pounds in a Week Using Kruschen Salts
Dayton resident Betty Vuedeke endorses Kruschen Salts claiming a 10 pound drop in seven days. The ad urges taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast as a safe fat loss method and promises a money back guarantee if not convinced.
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Betty Vuedeke
Dayton
America
Then He Is Mum a Man Won’t Tell You About His Past
A public figure withholds sensational details of his history, keeping key facts undisclosed and fueling curiosity about his background. The silence around his past contrasts with mounting public interest and media scrutiny.
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U. S
Mustapha Kemal
Mercantile Marine
London
Stockholm
Paris
Rome
Turkish National Assembly
Roosevelts
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Franklin D. Roosevelt
C. Ernest Smith
New York
Lame Bode
F.jaghilar and
S. Washizu
Japan
Freddie DE Falaise
Sunny Blaisdell
Lynn
Mass
Wash, D.C
3.C. Drinker
WIN SeRvice
Paul Sloane
Oy Bury Schofeld
Louise M. Comstock
Unica
Dr. Pierce
Minnie Anderson
Hse
Lincoln
Nebr
Buffalo, N. Y
S. S. Shean Cptigiar
O Street
Lincoln, Neb
Dean CO
West First
Tulsa
Okla
Pittsburg
eAsk
Gene Pittsburg
Cherokee Coal
Cherokee Coal Producers Association
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