Editorial: The Little Boy and the Kingly Duties
An editorial laments wealth concentration in America and urges business to end poverty. It argues that noble aims alone fail in ruling a nation or economy and warns of abdication if business governs without spreading wealth. Hunger persists in plenty. eventual public action may depose the royal seat of power.
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Wonsotow
America
Alfonso
Spain
Couzens
Royal Masters of
Nero
Ehina
Alan
Mirere
Tielen
King Bis. Are, Inc
Wise England And a Siamese Prince the Ha
A brief note mentions Wise England and a Siamese Prince in a fragmented item. The readable text centers on two names and a royal reference, suggesting a historical or literary snippet. The incomplete line hints at a travel or royal connection without detailed context.
Prince Birabongse Jumps at Eton in College Sports
A vivid, imperfect account describes Prince Birabongse, son of the King of Siam, attempting to win the junior long jump at a ten-college event. The piece foregrounds foreign policy musings and British superiority while noting his athletic effort and presence at Eton.
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Siam
United States
Birabongse
Tiv
England
Eton
Great Britain
Jon
Neither Flesh Nor Fowl The Raskob Plan Debate
The piece criticizes the Raskob proposal to shift prohibition to state control. It argues the plan preserves dry era evils in dry states, transfers saloon trouble to wet states, and offends temperance workers. It endorses federal licensing as a better alternative and claims the plan harms the Democratic Party.
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Raskob
Java
Democratic Party
Pellagra and its diet link revealed by Dr Copeland
A historical overview by Royal S Copeland MD explains Pellagra as a disease from unbalanced diets, common in the South, affecting nerves skin and overall health. It describes symptoms from dermatitis to nervous and digestive issues, and stresses improved nutrition with milk vegetables and fruit as the key treatment.
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Ty Wan
Maine
Fragmentary 1900s Item with Scattered Names and Claims
A garbled clipping mentions Star Stripes writer Matt Ak Volivaor and a Buckeye jail case with a 21 year old suspect. It references a Chinese payer headline, a woman seeking a husband due to illness, and a clash over a sparrow removal. The text is incoherent with many destroyed names and phrases.
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
A review of Helen Thomas story World Without Enis, praising its honest portrayal of marriage hardships. The piece contrasts ideal romance with real life, noting Thomas and her husband’s deep love despite temper and poverty. It argues the book offers insight into enduring love amid trials and pretense.
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Helen Thomas
Jove
Tohnee
Enis
Gallinali
Inge
Frank
Fiat
Helen ‘Tharas’ Bank
Do You Know There Are 10 290 Telephone Cameos In San Antonio
A noisy public trivia item notes a large count of telephone cameo Hons in San Antonio. The fragment references local communication items and a numeric figure. Details remain unclear.
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San Antonio
Fragmented reminiscences from a 1931 New York day
San Antonio Chronicle notes offer a collage of cultural vignettes and personal memories. It references figures like John Markeu Samuel Merwin and Raymond Hitchcock’s widow, critiques the Century theater’s acoustics, and captures a stream of urban scenes from Fifth Avenue to public parks with sharp, dated color.
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Louis Menn
Charles Dane Gilnon Ham
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Dattons
John Markeu
Samuel Merwin
Evanston
Ifinoig
Bor
Biltmore
Joseph Urban
Raymond Hitchcock
Blo Yabelle
Zaz
Douglas Fairbanks
New York
Algonquin
Gray Brick Geirop
Norman Anthony Jr
Tife
Zita Johann
Indica
Fifth Avenue
Yankine
Patrick's
Colin
Awimming Arkoabe
Carl van Veohtan
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A column retells evolving gender roles and freedoms in marriage satire. It contrasts old fashioned domestic expectations with rising female independence, noting shifts in education and domestic skills while questioning male dependence and social norms.
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Helen Rowland
Conservative Action Urged by Coolidge
A San Antonio Light article notes President Coolidge urges conservation of natural resources amid rising overproduction. It cites industry shifts, cheaper oil and lumber driving profits, and argues for lawful restraint and government action to safeguard future public welfare. The piece is part of a series Coolidge writes for The Light.
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San Antonio
Sugterud
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