Tom Lea Jr visits El Paso. famed muralist works cited
The social page notes Tom Lea Jr nephew of Lacy Lea and cousin of Mrs. Hiram M. Dow of Roswell visiting El Paso parents. It highlights his muralist pedigree with Chicago plan at the Adler Planetarium steps terrazzo designs and bronze signature Tom Lea Jr. on the piece. Also mentions two of his murals in Calumet Park Field House Chicago and past Reading Pipe Co. advertising campaign displays in Saturday Evening Post. The Leas plan to spend months in Santa Fe after visiting their Chicago home.
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Eastern motor trip marks family visit to midwest and back
The Frank Marks family and relatives plan a spring motor trip from Albuquerque to Chicago to see the Century of Progress Fair then continue to Syracuse and Boston, visiting friends and faculty members along the way. Several others depart for Santa Fe and summer travels after Institute finals.
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Program of Com Vac Vacation School Program Card
The document outlines a two-tier plan for elementary and junior senior high students to qualify for a picnic and a recognition certificate by completing seven of twelve activities. Activities cover health, home duties, self improvement, arts, nature study, reading, travel, music, sports, cooking, sewing, and carpentry with detailed tasks for each.
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Obscene stories in youth culture prompt questions
In Doris Blake's column, girls confront whether a refusal to hear obscene tales marks them as saints or weak. She notes boys’ reluctance to share clean humor, cites Ed Wynn Cantor and Rogers as examples of intelligent humor, and lists summer school readings and trips to Roswell sites as aims for youth enjoyment.
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Arliss Stars in The Working Man at Princess Theater
Arliss George Arliss stars in The Working Man a Warner Bros feature at Princess Theater Sunday Monday Tuesday and Preview Saturday night. The film blends comedy and drama of American business with youthful folly as Arliss plays a short tempered yet warm hearted business leader who helps orphaned children of a rival.
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Obscene tale as barometer of mentality critique
The text argues that a woman is justified to leave a scene of an obscene tale and critiques her for tolerating or laughing at such material. It urges women to publicly reject it and implies stronger action would reduce future exposure. The piece reflects enforceable social expectations and shaming rhetoric aimed at young women.
Texas Patents for New Mexico Lane
Austin reports the Texas senate passed a house bill allowing owners of land once part of New Mexico to obtain patents from Texas at one dollar per acre. The land along the Texas New Mexico boundary near El Paso was awarded to Texas by a Supreme Court decision.
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Page Wilson Visits Home for Institute Finals
Page Wilson son of Mr and Mrs W A Wilson of this city came up from Carlsbad the first of the week to visit his parents and attend the Institute finals.
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W. A. Wilson
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