The People must defend U S constitutional government now
The piece argues in favor of Governor Landon asserting the people’s right to consent to any constitutional changes. It alleges Roosevelt's administration has usurped powers, violated the constitution, and altered the form of American government without popular consent. Landon would restore voters’ right to amend the constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Alfred M. Landon
Roosevelt
Landon
Writers Project Probes Governors Words Across Carolinas
The works progress administration funds a research effort to determine what the governor of North Carolina said to the governor of South Carolina about a long time between drinks. The endeavor may cost taxpayers hundreds of thousands to obtain an answer, if any exists, amid criticism and questions about data compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
North Carolina
South Carolina
Last Word on Life Expectancy Shifts by Century
New census based life tables show the average man gaining 11 years and the average woman 12 years since the century began due to preventive medicine and sanitation. Women outlive men, and the line about who gets the last word remains a pointed quip reflecting gendered mortality.
And Is Her Face Red G1035 By Amotions Newspapers Inc
A fragmented verse piece titled And Is Her Face Red questions Miss Democracy in playful political satire. The text references a rumored suitor and promises, with Berton Braley credited. The piece critiques political persona and public scrutiny through light rhymed lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amotions Newspapers, Inc
Hemophilia Disease Described as Hereditary Bleeder
An old article explains hemophilia as a hereditary blood disorder carried by males. Daughters may inherit the trait but show no symptoms until they have a male child who becomes afflicted. Treatment advances include serum, human blood products, and vaccines aimed at reducing complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickens
King Fear Synd
Caldwell history essay wins UT contest prize
A San Antonio resident, Grere Lowe Butler, was awarded first prize in the Caldwell local history contest backed by the University of Texas for her historical essay Con. John Lapham Bullis Texas Tadlan Fighter. Detective A H Miller reported progress in fingerprint methods after visiting Houston. A statewide prohibition constitutional amendment received a favorable 2102 vote margin in the July 22 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
Grere Lowe Butler
San Antonio
University of Texas
John Lapham Bullis
Texas
Houston
Luxuries Become Necessities Amid Economic Upturn
A mid-1930s essay argues luxuries, once optional, are increasingly essential as technology boosts wages and living standards. It cites rising automobile and plumbing use, and notes auto makers helped pull the economy from the low mood. The piece links cultural shifts to prosperity and cites League of Nations data on film and travel reducing narcotic addiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Hill Marie Antoinette
Gman
National
Biano Manufacturers’ Association
America
Centuriles
International Labor Office
League of Nations
4Th Geneva
Courtsey-filled reminiscences of New York society figures
A garbled reminiscence piece surveys New York cultural life, noting clubs, entertainers, and famed socialites. It reflects on actors, patrons, and a parade of public figures, with anecdotes about hotel life, pensions, and lasting reputations in a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Madison
Avenue
Fred Drake
Ted
Gander
Camle de Harbac
Bils
Lorgnette
Samans
Bert Lytrll
Barbara Hutton
P Woolworth
the Palace
Dinty Moore
Basil Rathbone
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Fannie Hurst
H. J. Phillips
Arthur William Brown
Eddie Duehin
Plano
Colooe Stoopnagle
Budd
Rachta
Byll Lengel
Harrison Williams
Wrappers of the past and the rise of the modern woman
A historical column by King Feast critiques nineteenth century women who wore wrappers as domestic symbols. It contrasts the old passive role with the machine age demand for modern, capable, equal partners who work, manage, and compete in a fast changing world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
King Feast. Synd., Inc
Hugo Town Approves School Plaza Plan Despite Costs
Citizens of Hugo Golo 182 residents favor a community building at the high school with an auditorium and gymnasium costing over 25000. Per capita burden appears high and the WPA administrator in Washington approved the project on paper but has yet to begin work locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bryan Gwen
America
King's Guard
Niagara Falls
Yellowstone National Park
Empire
Neyrie
Gwen
Charles Dillingham
Passer Urs
Vis Bill
Hotel Astor
Hugo
Golo
Federal Treasury
Washington
WPA
New York
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Miss Democracy
Io A
Knakk-K
Royal
Copeland, M. D
Farlty
A. H. Miller
Pertillion
Ystem
Devil
América
Providence
Rhode Island
Fras Synd
C. C. McIntyre
Tis
Ned
Wall Street
Waree
Tammy
Gantral Park
Pigeoin
Anukret
Lillian Russell
Freddie Gebhardt
Lily Bangtry
Jersey Tolly
Frank ‘Case
Algonquin
Tan
Ain
Inquiree
McNaveht Syn, Inc
Elsie Robinson
Mama
Olaale
Tech
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