Texans by Birth and by Adoption
The article extols Texans by birth and by choice, noting the nickname Tex for residents and praising the Lone Star state’s heritage from independence battles. It highlights Fiesta San Jacinto in San Antonio and asserts both natives and adoptees share in Texas pride and resolute spirit.
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Texas
Indiana
Golden Gate
Ohio
Montana
Nebraska
Lone Star State
Mismatched marriages across ages puzzle observers
A column contrasts age gaps in marriages from 50 to 21 and 63 to 25 with notes from Garfield Park and Warsaw. It argues fascination may masquerade as love and that age and vanity shape pairings, while suggesting youth often wins over experience in lovers.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Garfield Park Conservatory
Washington, D. C
Warsaw
Poland
Jeve
Faustus
Bellef
Foreign Radio Sales Under US Commerce Probe
The United States Department of Commerce investigates sales abroad of U S made radio equipment. Canada was the top foreign buyer last year with imports totaling 2 413 687 dollars. European markets lag due to low prices and restrictions in Bulgaria Germany and Britain remains open with 1 200 000 receivers in use. Belgium imports from multiple states but faces stiff competition.
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United States Department of Commerce
Canada
United States
Bulgaria
Germany
Great Britain
England
Belgium
France
Holland
Wayside Wisdom by S. E. Kiser
A government bulletin promises rising incomes and falling prices as wages rise and the cost of living drops. The verse urges citizens to trust government action, spend freely, and embrace a celebratory mood as economic relief spreads through groceries, coal, and rents. Copyright 1325.
Towne Gossip at the Depot
A narrator recalls a wait at the station where a man, a mother, and four children meet strangers. The party purchases a calico doll and a small toy car for distressed siblings, the group bonding briefly before train departure. The scene ends with gratitude.
Bucolic Press At Lincoln Park Shooters Train Sunday
Chicago Rotary Club promotes safety and patriotism with a shooting program at Lincoln Park. Over eight participants joined the event titled Learn to shoot yourself, stressing responsible handling amid community activity.
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Lincoln Park
Chicago
Iil
Rotary Club
Traffic Talks Judge Ten-Day Jail Plea Quip
A terse exchange shows an autoist challenging a judge about a decade's penalties. The man quips about annual passes while facing a ten day jail sentence in the year noted.
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A profile of a leading figure in preventive medicine, born in London and educated at Victoria University, Manchester, who later became a key expert in the United States, with early posts at Leeds and work at the Lister Institute before relocating to the Herter Laboratories and U.S. service.
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Philip Nowlan
London
Victoria University
Manchester
University of Leeds
Leeds
Chemical Laboratories
Hig Inter
Une
Lister Institute of Preventive Medicine
Tuondon
Heidelberg
Herter Laboratories
Ainee
Weare D. Dakin
King
Byrn
Salamander Fur and the Fire Test of Ideas
A fable about salamander fur and a hat burned in a tavern fire. The tale leads to a critique of radical ideas and extremism, warning that rushing into change risks destroying our social fabric and stability.
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Indiana
Europe
Obstacles Value and The Waterfront Theatres
A 1926 fragment notes boarded windows and a harbor yard with shards and rats. It questions why the waterfront stores look neglected and argues the area should be the city’s best, greened and adorned, inviting better presentation.
How to guide a child's health in early years
The author argues that the first ten to fifteen years shape life more than wealth. Teaching good health habits, hygiene, and proper eating and sleep ensures a child develops a healthy mouth, clean hands, and avoidance of disease, leading to future happiness and self-reliance.
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International Feature Service, Incorporated
What is the purpose of a play in society
The piece argues plays should distinguish between dramatic art and mere entertainment. It warns against purposely antisocial performances that incite baser emotions and harm audiences especially youth. Real drama elevates values and leaves viewers better, human.
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Premier Syndicats
Thresher Shark Outwits School of Fish in Swift Strategy
Description of the thresher shark using speed and circumnavigation to herd a school, then striking the dense group to grab prey. The piece highlights surprising intelligence of the predator and its hunting method as reported by King Features Syndicate in 1926.
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