America First Marine Policy Drafted in Senate
A Senate subcommittee released a plan for an America First merchant marine policy aiming to end foreign sale abroad. The bill, substituting for the existing merchant marine act, would require American ownership of 75 percent of foreign trade vessels and could restrict foreign ships from certain trade routes unless American owned. It envisions a seven member shipping board to operate ships under charter while promoting private enterprise where possible, with government operation if needed.
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America First
Senate
Romimecee
Jones
United States
Pinder
Ath Crwise
Deselon
McRssors
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Helped Woman
A Onalaska, Wisconsin reader describes years of back and abdominal pain and disability, then credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving symptoms and restoring ability to work. She endorses the product and urges other women to seek relief through the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Onalaska
Wis
Lydis E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkhams Medicine Co
Finkham
Americans Urged to Lead in Music Education at State Convention
The Texas convention highlighted calls for American artists and Mexican artists to receive funding and engagement opportunities. Speakers urged better access to opera at affordable prices, stressing practical education and state support. A twilight organ recital at St. Mary Episcopal Church was among day’s events, with committee hosts and a luncheon at the Menger.
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Alynad
Siebertingill
Pbs
the + Menger
Mozart
Hesteases
Texas Echolarship
Weluck
St. Maz Episcopal Church
Mise Atice Boox Feegtsan
Jean
Teras
American Guild of Orpuuste
Dr Gates Speaks City Club On The Middle Man
Dr F E Gates pastor of First Baptist told the City Club at the Hotel at noon Wednesday that middle men such as teachers doctors lawyers merchants and real estate agents keep a town alive. He warned that a town without middle men would be finished and urged concerted effort to prevent San Antonio from becoming such a place. A committee report on street-cut plans near Parkeridge Bolton School was discussed with Morbacht to present findings. Elected to chair were G A C Halft and others including H Cullen Mende and Leo turns.
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Tis E Gates
First Baptist Church
Chefie Dur
Feales
Anking & Crock
Uelight
San Astonia
Thomas Borhandt
Bolton
Morbacht
Ayeem
Mane
Bershins G. A. C. Halft
1G. Wallach
Ike H. Cullen
CT Mende
Leo
Court Orders Sale of 7000 Acres in Tul Vielret County
A court orders the sale of 7000 acres of Ind of the Lortod $y Weres Corpora tion property in SfeMullen County. Van Meter handles the sale under Judge Sluder’s order issued in the Tul Vielret court on a judgment against the company. The action appears tied to a State Danis & Lanet Cayva case, with Calvert £ of Cini aloppetts noted on appeal though a supersedeas was not posted. The sale aims to satisfy the judgment by conveying the tract deeded as part of the old Crowther faytite property.
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Lortod $Y Weres Corporation
SfeMullen
Humex
van Meter Ranek
Hay
Sluder
Tul Vielret
Compa
Vueedar
Danis & Lanet Cayva
Feostits & Terug Carparatina
Thters Life Incucaire Cormans
Denver
Celi
Enterwonal
Calvert
Caving in Empire and Strange Remedies Described
An OCR fragment reports a chaotic scene with mentions of a person named Henavides and others, describing a struggle or incident in a location called the Empire. The text includes references to attempting remedies with water in a tube, oil, and high spots, with vague measurements and actions, but the details are unclear and garbled.
Unclear text about labor actions and deaths in April report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a strike or wage dispute involving a person named Lacasdey Brier and references to wages, a laundry or cleaning department, and a Tuesday event. The piece also mentions a death yesterday tied to an unrelated incident near New York City and names several individuals and places in a jumbled context.
Sugar profit rulings reiterated by district attorney
The district attorney Hugh B. Robertson states the ruling of 3.50 per 100 pounds remains in effect and will not change without attorney general input. He notes margins of 7 percent for wholesalers and 12 percent for retailers will be submitted for AG consideration while sugar dealers report various profit practices amid price controls.
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Llobertson
Cooke
Robertson
Een
Stonkd
Waconte & Pound
Biereau of Investigation
Ilo
Che
An Antonio
Department of Justice
Tirbertson
Plu
Fie Fois Price
Qounniltes
Rakastson
Svoe Tnoulas
Texas oil official warns grocers against 20 percent returns
Witinn A. Cocke, Texas oil commissioner, told San Antonio Retail Grocers and Butchers Association that profits must not exceed 20 percent return including interest on borrowed capital. He noted net yearly return should not outperform the capital invested, and that family salaries paid by merchants should be charged to selling expenses, urging close business inspection.
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Witinn A. Cocke
Texas Oil West
Tor Mombarw
San Antonio
Thiagats
Cocke
Ornigh
Ealing
Adolg Grasso
Cacke
Ha Bntebrrs
Grassy
Grocers Seek Price Controls Amid Profit Fury
A veteran grocer leader outlined calls for price controls as profiteering blamed for high costs. Speakers urged measures to curb inflation, arguing profits above reasonable margins hurt consumers. The meeting noted potential 20 percent investment gains as a cited motive for price hikes.
Annual Meeting of Mothers and Teachers Association
The annual meeting of the Mothers and Teachers Association opened with a large attendance at the Methodist Church. Mayor Davis and county and city education leaders greeted attendees, with Mrs. Melice for the Mothers’ group and Mrs. Witt from San Antonio among those recognized.
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OF Mothers and Parent Teachers’ Association
Marepy
Elfen Distrive Congress of Mothers
Varine Fencher Associatinn
Davis
Tugel
Nail TS
Sirs
Ge A
Rogers
City Federation
Mix
Melice
Mya
Tf Witt
San Antonio
Airs
Wompler
Devotional and president's report at Southwest Texas club event
Mrs Lillie Shaver opened with a devotional number at the Southwest Texas Normal gathering in Austin. President Mrs Yeth Harte delivered a report that was heard with attentive commitment. About 60 Raw Antonia club women attended, with 180 delegates traveling from the district to be entertained during the meeting.
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Austin
Lillie
Shaver
Wvan
Southwest
Texas Normal
Yeth Harte
Raw
Antonia
How to Keep Baby Smiling and Well
A parenting note urges regular feeding and daily activity, warning that a dull head and bloated stomach signal constipation. It recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy with safe use for babies, claiming rapid relief for troublesome symptoms.
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Dr. Caldwell
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