Monetary Freedom for America in Roosevelt Policy
The article lauds President Roosevelt for abandoning the gold standard and restoring U.S. monetary independence. It argues the move reduced foreign influence from Britain and France, asserted dollar value in American terms, and shielded the U.S. economy from global bankers. It warns that mismanagement could turn independence into inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Germany
Roosevelt
America
United States
England
London
Federal Reserve
Roosevelt International Monetary Policy
Europe
Nuisance claim after fatal hall incident prompts action
An article argues that a fatal shooting at a dance hall exposes a long standing nuisance tied to hall operators and police presence. It urges shutting down the hall and extending nuisance actions to similar venues, questioning constabulary conduct amid the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar Constabulary
The Brains Versus Brawn In Love And Matchmaking
Elsie Robinson essays that men prefer dull, sensible women while praising brains. The piece argues a bright partner isn’t valued by many men who seek easy flattery and costless companionship, revealing social expectations and humor about gender roles.
Stars and Stripes Jr. Incoherent Report Sparks Curiosity
Offbeat chatter notes unlikely topics like Hitler and Sir Joan Simon, a New York dine curiosity, and a baffling investigator remark. The garbled text mentions cows, oil, and pupils, suggesting a fragmented, unclear item with no cohesive event or clear individuals.
Insulin By Royal S. C. Dispute over a diabetes cure
A 1935 syndicated piece praises the discovery of insulin by Barnting and Besh in 1932. It explains pancreas function, how insulin regulates blood sugar, and the necessity of ongoing treatment under physician supervision. It notes that insulin does not cure diabetes and that dietary management remains important for some patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. C
Barnting
Besh
Annowichng
Islands of
Langerhas
Eland
M. D
Ring Feas
Taxpayer's Money And How It Goes From 1935 Congressional Record
Senator Long of Louisiana declares federal money worsens poverty in his state. He argues relief policies punish gardening and self help, noting exchanges swapping beans for rice and farm plots lost to relief cuts. He says relief looms over work and farming, spending money that harms the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senator Long
Lewisiana
Senate
United States
Louisiana
Agricultural Department
Une
Altopeter
Mit
Sunshine Shafts Connecticut Man in Train Enquiry
A Connecticut man was bitten by a train while searching for someone and not taking the danger seriously. Secretary Dern and Senator Bonn are reportedly agitated about an unspecified issue. A partisan incident involving Dern is mentioned with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Himertt
Dern
Bonn
Dern Borieer
Nightlife of 1935 New York cabaret scene described
A vivid snapshot blends names like Chick Endor, Charlie Farrell, and Dwight Piske as top acts at Rockefeller's Rainbow Room, with others shifting from New York to Paris Beach and the French Riviera. The piece notes Francis White's stage comeback, Joe New York veteran George Buchanan-Fife, and Primo Camera's waning star power, while praising Jack Powell's drum prowess and a speedway anecdote amid vaudeville revival chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meintyre
New York
Ly Cafe
Copper Club
Chick Endor
Charlie Farrell
Mr. Rockefeller
Paris Beach
French Riviera
Dwight Piske
Eddie gilTgl
Leo
Eddie
Bobby LaBrendie
Clark
DeLys
Harry
Rue Danon
George Buchanan-Fife
Annapolis
d'Artagnan
Ledger
Atlala
King George V A Portrait of Britain’s Monarch and Reign
A portrait of King George V detailing his appearance temperament and crown tenure with notes on his 25 year rule and the royal couple Mary of Teck. The piece recalls his lineage marriage coronation and the wartime leadership shaping monarchy stability and public duties to 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Alexandra
Prince of Wales
Vicetoria
Duke of
Clarence
Loys
George
Victoria
Princess Mary of
Teck
King Edward
England
Mary
Buckingham
Kent
Womma
Sitel
George and
Malta
Michael Culme-Seymour
Paris
Bdward Mylias
Hel
Mylias
Jistice Alverstong
Rufus Isaacs
Earl of
Reading
Dubne- Seymour
Napier
Mylius
Yeas
Seized punch boards and slot machine operators listed
APHID 2 1925 reports law enforcement taking names of all persons operating punch boards and slot machines in the city with a warning that repeat offenses will be prosecuted. Two stars from Fork Bam Houston polo team joined the American team for international matches in England. A painting titled September Morn was stolen from a local studio on Alamo Plaza. General forecast warns frost expected in parts of Southwest Texas tonight.
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Fork Bam Houston
England
Lieut
John A. Smith Jr
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Frances White
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Primo Camera
Jack Powell
Jan
Herlem Speedway
McNaught Syud
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King George V
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John Bull
King
Richard II
George II
Britannia
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William the Conqueror
George Frederick Ernest Albert Windsor
Edward VII
Eugene McGinley
Fozatudio
Alamo Plaza
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