How We Are Reaping The Whirlwind in Nicaragua
A fiery denunciation blaming the Hoover administration and the U S Senate for failing to protect American lives in Nicaragua. It cites three killed U S defenders and names Maryland South Carolina Michigan senators and two dates from 1930 1931, arguing for decisive action and removal of cowardly policy.
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Nicaragua
Hoover Administration
United States Senate
Goldsborough
Tydings
Maryland
United States Naval Academy
Lawrence C. Brunton
Annapolis
Smith and Byrnes
South Carolina
Laurin T- Covington
Spartanburg
Couzens and Vandenberg
Michigan
Apali
Mate Finis
Whitehead
U.S. N
Grosse Point
Senate
Johnson
California
United States
Hoover
Manduras
Congress
Panic of 3068 B C A Egyptian lament on lawlessness
A column cites an Egyptian papyrus from Memphis describing ruling turmoil and economic decline. It warned of lawless leadership, wealth concentration, sparse gold, and harvest stagnation, noting that prosperity often follows such panics, inviting readers to reflect on cyclical history.
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Colums
Memphis
B.C
Liberty replica melts at Pilgrims Society dinner in London
A fragile ice replica of the Statue of Liberty vanished as it melted during speeches at a Pilgrims Society dinner in London. Ambassador Mellan attended. champagne toasts flowed while diplomats toasted the country’s customs and lingering weathered sentiment.
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Pilgrims Society
London
Ambassador Mellan
Liberty
Tittle Peanut Stand scene stirs New York theater
A 1932 San Antonio report covers Billy Rosa and Pannie Brice’s Broadway run in Crazy Quilt, noting coast to coast touring profits and lavish, risqué posters. The piece highlights Rosa’s impact on one night stands, Glorious reception by distant audiences, and anecdotes about theater figures.
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Sia Ag al
New York
Pannie Brice
Billy Rosa
Wits
Phil Baker
Ted
Healy
Roose
Toby Hamilton
Gaturn
Delhi
Cordova
Rose
Broadway
Tin Pan Alley
Peggy Fears
Listen World! Elsie Robinson on tired husbands and restless wives
A column excerpt argues modern wives feel neglected as husbands work long hours and seek rest at home. It contrasts playgirl stereotypes with real fatigue, noting many couples clash over social needs, duties, and the pace of daily life in a changing, industrial age.
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Angels Spn., Inc
Remembering the Civil War Courage and Humor in Texas
A reminiscence by J. RENSY from Poiret Texas recalls winter 186? and a captain who urged volunteers for the Confederate Army. The speaker, then in the 20th Texas Cavalry, describes battles with both pride and humor, recalling the Yankee foes and the darker memories of war.
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J. Rensy
Poiret
Texas
Austin Cranty
Trevald
Alry
Sam
Ahi
Mort
Humarmin Inchinnta
Vanity balm and the heart balm market described
A column by Helen Rowland satirically analyzes affections and marriage market dynamics. It notes dramatic bids women place to win back or keep a husband, from $25,000 to £400,000, and argues true love cannot be bought or sold. The piece uses vivid social satire to critique vanity and ego in romantic entanglements.
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Purtain
Health for Children By Royals Copeland M D
May Day is set aside for youth to promote child health. President Hoover urged observance to unite health groups in protecting and developing children's health. The child shapes future adult health. early care and environmental conditions are essential. Parents should seek medical advice for any concerns and support laws and programs for water milk food safety and playgrounds and clean schools.
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Nigh Plares
Twoover
Etiquette Answers for Wedding Cards and Divorced Mothers
A reader asks about proper wedding card inscriptions and announcement etiquette. The guidance covers invitation versus announcement formats, engraving styles, card sizes, and the preferred form for a divorced mother using her maiden name with her married surname, such as Mrs Chamberlain Jones announcing her daughter's marriage.
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Tam
Ann Chamberlain Jones
Ann Jones
Chamberlain Jones
Sunshine Shafts Opinion on Pell Ucians and Bias
A fragment reflects a satirical take on national policy and public trust. It mocks the idea of uncovering “pell ucians” who will avoid deceiving the public, juxtaposing biased opinions about who should lead the kissing debate. The text appears as a jumble of garbled phrases and partial quotes.
Port prospects and cattle dipping notes from 1922 and 1912
The item reports Roy Miller from Corpus Christi discussing a possible deep water port on the Texas gulf coast with expected decisions around May 18. It also notes about 800 cattle dipped en route to Oklahoma grazing lands due to a lack of dipping vats in source regions.
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Southwear
Texas Gulf Coast
Roy Miller
Corpus Christi
Ban Antonio
Kanang City
Anat
Oklahoma
Kanhay
Willam Thompson
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Yeatherday
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