Masks at San Remo Reveal True Aims of European Delegates
The San Remo conference is treated as a replay of Paris with masked actors. Europeans drop altruistic pretenses and press self‑serving goals, while Italy stands apart seeking genuine welfare. American credulity is tested as real aims emerge amid shifting alliances and the now frank mood among delegates.
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San’ Remo
Earl
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Cotton growers and spinners pressed to unite at Boston
Tl M Cottrell of Little Rock told the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers in Boston that closer ties between growers and spinners could lift crop value by over two million dollars annually and improve product quality. He warned that gains depend on growers and processors aligning, noting current misalignment hurts the industry.
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Little Rock
Ark
National Association of Colton Manufacturers
Boston
Cotton Industry Lacks Coordination Between Production and Distribution
The article discusses the disjoint between cotton production and distribution. It notes farmers cannot predict which cotton grades will prevail and that planning is hampered by lack of reliable market signals. It laments scattered efficiency and imagines a scientifically run industry could be highly profitable.
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Wimund Clarence
Poe
George Bear Woodberry
Mr Bryans Status as Democratic Delegate Questioned
A broken transcription discusses Mr Bryan’s reduced support in Nebraska and implications for the San Francisco Democratic convention. It argues delegates may be uninstructed and not follow Bryan, noting his waning popularity nationwide and the rise of anti Bryan sentiment among voters and candidates, with references to prohibition and liquor positions.
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Wene
Nebraska
Walliyn Jennings Bryan
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Hessien
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San Antonio Anger at Loss Highlights City’s Athletic Role
The article discusses San Antonio’s reaction to a disappointing loss and the metro area’s standing in the Test two decades. It notes residents blame positions and leadership, while analysts point to a stable, aristocratic tilt in civic choices. Dallas and Fort Worth are mentioned as regional references.
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Antonians
Yirehner
Dallas
San Antonio Growth Driven by Natural Expansion and Oil Hopes
San Antonio continues steady growth as its business district expands beyond two streets. The city attracts population from oil regions but remains stable without a wartime boom. If an oil rush arrives, the metropolis status could intensify, while national events influence caution and expansion.
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Trsas
Southwest
San Antonio
San
Poem Fragment of Memory and Nature
Fragmentary verse evokes a woodland garden scene with vivid imagery of mossy walls lichen and serine moorlands. It hints at memories of youth, domestic life, and a longing for bygone days amid nature and quiet garden spaces.
Fragmented river voyage narrative from an old issue
The text describes a rough sailing scene with fishermen moving along a river as dawn breaks. Characters named seem to observe the landscape and the wake, while laborers and townsfolk are mentioned in passing. The fragment preserves a period tone and hints at a local maritime setting with a town figure named Charles Widgetey.
Time U S Spent at War Totals 106 Years Nine Months
A statistical table from the General Staff lists the United States as having spent 106 years and nine months at war. It traces conflicts from early Indian wars through 19th century engagements and later Pacific and Mexican conflicts, noting varying durations and major campaigns across decades.
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U. S
Uriog
The Manchus in Poverty Conquerors of China Now Are Broke
Special correspondent William R. Giles reports on Manchu poverty in Peking as the republican era erodes stipends and jobs. The Manchu elite and banner troops face reduced allowances and economic hardship, with many relying on meager work or charity.
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China
William R. Giles
Peking
Mancha
Aagebuy
Anil
Jaziaces
Fitenti
Fragmented plea on past glory and poverty in school relief
The text laments inability to comply with requests and reflects on the Must ehus past glory, poverty, and school relief. It warns that if relief measures fail, the manchin and poorer emsges may suffer, risking extinguishment of a local entity.
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Isang Munulu
Delinquent City Taxes Reach Over Half a Million Dollars
City and finance officials report more than 509000 in delinquent taxes still due to the city with over 400000 unpaid for decades. The school board urges payment to fund teacher-related shows, offering a 40 percent reduction on school taxes if settled within 80 days after notice. Early 1948 saw nearly a million owed. recent efforts include ordinances expanding tax collection, with many judgments filed and property liens recorded. The tax system remains a major municipal challenge.
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AMS
Coy
Saturdis
Wreas
Puyramity
Yast
Ontinane
Tor
Famous Southern Poems Selected by Prof Payne UT
An academic notes collection features famous Southern poems selected by L W Payne doctor from the University of Texas, highlighting a curated reading list. The selections reflect regional literary voices and scholarly interest in Southern verse.
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L. W. Payne
University of Texas
Poe Poem Fragment Attracts Debate On Its Origin
A fragmentary 1899 note discusses Poe’s To Ana?as and its possible inspirations from Virginia Clemm and Poe’s alleged relationship with his wife. Critics weigh whether the poem reflects Virginias death and the couple’s bond, noting the melody and stylistic elements attributed to Poe.
Fragmented Babe Dialogue and Local Elections Notes
A garbled passage shows playful speech by children and mentions local figures and a council election. Names like Stephenson and Warnavlee appear amid unclear text about a vote, resignations, and community notices dated in a mid-century newspaper style.
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