Texas Eyes San Antonio International Exposition Campaign
The piece urges Texans to fund a $300000 drive to build permanent exhibits in San Antonio for an international exposition with U S and Mexico ties. It argues the project boosts US Latin American relations and warns that failure could cede the opportunity to other Texas cities. The question remains if San Antonians will back the plan this week.
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United States
Mexico
Texas
San Antonio
Latin America
San ‘Antonio
Lone Star State
San
Karolyi and Kellogg clash over foreign speech in America
The piece mocks Secretary Kellogg for blocking Count Karolyi and condemns U S officials for gagging foreigners while American investors rise in Wyoming and Teapot Dome echoes. It contrasts Karolyi liberalism with a reactionary government and ridicules censorship in the name of patriotism.
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Kellogg
United States
Republic
Wyoming
America
Moscow
Abyssinia
Karolyi
Karolyi Cag
State Department
Medievalists and modern scientists on truth over profit
The text contrasts medieval thinkers seeking profit with modern scientists pursuing truth. It cites mercury turning to gold as a metaphor and argues today’s university chemists prioritize evidence over profit, noting a persistent medieval mindset in some aspects of science.
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Mr. Bryan
Charles Darwin
Bryan
Darwin
University of Chicago
Those Wide Awake Guys Radio Night Owls
A quirky note praises the radio program Those Wide Awake Guys as one of the best night owl offerings. It highlights its appeal to late listeners and suggests strong listener enthusiasm for the show.
Wayside Wisdom by 5 E Kiser Poem Fragment
Poetic lines describe a lovelorn speaker and a returned question from a fair maiden. The dialogue truncates with quirky, surreal beauty notes about cheeks lips eyes and the nose. The fragment ends mid dialogue with playful imagery of anatomy as flowers.
Overwork and values in work ethic clash in exchange
A letter exchange argues over whether ceaseless toil harms health and whether teaching youth to work hard is best. Julia Perkins challenges the notion of overwork while discussing the balance of brawn and brain for future success.
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Julia Perkins
Pride and Fear From The Spectator
Pride and Fear are described as world trouble makers that drive conflict and war. Pride leads to superiority beliefs and hostility while fear breeds crime and aggression. Humility and trust are urged as the main antidotes to maintain peace in families communities and nations.
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Trig
Vonr Ig
Bucolic Press Guest Visits With School Concert
Mr Reynelde visits this week at J B Smith’s home and hosts a crowd of scholars for supper and a singing gathering. Instrumental music follows with violin and organ. a game leads to minor mishap when Noble Jones injures a leg by a barb wire fence but no serious harm occurs. The family hopes for a return visit.
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Mr. Reynelde
J. B. Smith
Gamez
Noble Jones
J. B. Am
Overcoming Fear of Failure in Pursuit of Success
In this 1926 feature, J J Mundy discusses fear as a barrier to action and self-confidence. It urges self reliance, decisive thinking, and using reason to conquer hesitation that holds back business and personal progress. It notes that many have overcome fear to improve their standing.
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International Feature Service, Incorporated
Truth and Reality Outweigh Fiction in Life and Faith
The text argues that truth, though often disagreeable, is the loveliest thing and richer than comforting fictions. It urges abandoning artificial beliefs to discover that what is real in nature or God is more beautiful and satisfying than imagination. Fiction is a poor imitation of reality, with time revealing true beauty and goodness.
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McCinnzen
Courage Hastens Recovery By Royal's Copeland M D
A reflective column extols resilience in illness urging patients to fight pain with determination. It cites a nurse-like voice urging self-help alongside medical care and argues spirit and will speed healing, noting morphine reduction with courage and the doctor’s doubled efforts.
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Royal's
Copeland, M.D
United A States
New York
Farm Health
New York City
Pye
Nervousness in Children and Adolescents Advised Care
The article warns that nervousness is common and rooted in childhood traits and heredity. It urges parents to monitor children, encourage talking, and foster healthy interests, especially during ages 12 to 18, to prevent later breakdowns. It emphasizes early support over waiting for a full nervous make-up.
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
Advice on money management suggesting readers learn from friends who live below their means. Encourages frank talk to uncover frugal habits and smart budgeting to improve finances and share principles of economical living.
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Philip Nowlan
Frightful Ant Conflict Ends In Mass Destruction
A 1936 Ring Meateres Ore article describes yellow ants massacring their young when attacked by black ants. Parents flee, leaving only fallen nurslings as survivors watch.
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Black Ants
Ring Meateres
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