Pioneer Spirit Refuses Decline in Western Hemisphere Explore
The text urges exploration of untapped Western Hemisphere territories including Texas, Panama Canal surroundings, and Barro Colorado Island. It highlights vast lands, jungles, deserts, and ancient American civilizations while praising adventurous spirit over Egyptology's focus. The piece argues exploration remains alive beyond Kip Tutankhamen headlines.
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Western Hemisphere
Texas
Americas
Getting a Thrill Out of the Stars
An executive in the city proposes meteor watching parties on August 9 to 11 when abundant shooting stars will be visible after 10 pm in the northeast sky. The piece extols the thrill of contemplating space and the vast universe, inviting readers to enjoy stargazing from any lawn on clear nights.
Preserving Peach Evidence in San Antonio Homes
The article argues San Antonio is home-loving, noting two carloads of preserving peaches consumed daily and residents who value neat jars. It suggests visitors drawn to the city’s home life may settle here, with real estate and building trades further reflecting the stable population.
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San Antonio
Overland Safety Razors Describe Lawn Mowers as Hazardous
The piece mocks lawn mowers as progress driven machines that devastate yards and irritate residents. It contrasts their noisy, oily maintenance with exaggerated dangers, noting blades can injure fingers and that despite care they stay rusty. It portrays garages as devoted to mower upkeep and laments their summer oil consumption.
Bonehead Brothers Book-Do away with useless things movement
The dialogue riffs on trimming clutter and calling for a simple life. A character named Limp jokes about removing the second hand from an alarm clock as a playful quip within the exchange.
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Book
Absent Boy Letters Help Guide Youth Education
A guide for parents of wanderers aged 14 to 21 argues absence from home can sharpen self reliance and education through practical work. It urges cheerful weekly letters, faith in the son, and writing to fit his life, warning against overbearing messages and noting mutual learning between parent and boy.
Towne Boss Spotted in Beach Scene Sparks Rude Gossip
A local boss, described as stern and always formal, was seen at a beach with a man and a woman from his office. The group watched him play tag in a bathing suit, then the trio returned to work with whispers of a supposed affair.
Some Sap and Salt By Bert Moses
Virtue charity and prohibition should all begin at home. You have to give up old ideas to make lodging room for new ones. Many a good man has been spoiled by taking a position in stead of a job. To be well bred you must be superior to others without letting them know it. No nuisance is greater than the man who has more virtues than he knows what to do with. Precedents are something we observe or ignore according to whether or not they interfere with our incomes. Hezbeck says Humorists are tools who cash in on their weakness.
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Egypt
Peru
American Hemisphere
Tutankhamen
Yucatan
Mexico
Seven Seas
New York
Jess
Galveston
New Orleans
Gatun Lake
Panama Canal
Barro Colorado
Grand Canyon
States
United
United States
Ageint
International Feature Service, Inc
Do Not Fear Jaundice
Royal S Copeland M D of New York outlines jaundice signs from skin to eyes and explains bile duct inflammation. He advises diet changes and hyposulphite remedies, stresses rest in early days, and notes recovery usually within a week to ten days.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
New York
New York City
Something to Think About by Bruno Lessing
In early American history settlers valued states rights but later the central government gained control. The writer argues for voting as United States citizens on nationwide issues like income tax and immigration, suggesting a national referendum to strengthen national unity and reduce state distortions.
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Bruno
Lessing
Once-Overs by J. J. Mundy warning against crime
A moral meditation warns readers to resist shady schemes for easy money. It questions the penalty of illegal gains and the lasting harm to conscience, urging honesty over wealth acquired dishonestly. The piece reflects early 20th century guidance on lawful conduct and personal integrity.
Their First Jobs
Thomas F. E. Campbell’s early career spanned post office roles in Prescott and Jerome, service in the Arizona territorial legislature, and positions as assessor, tax official, and postmaster before a disputed gubernatorial election led to a recount. He later won a subsequent term, with Hunt defeating him. Copyright 1934 Ming Feature Syndicate.
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Yavepai County
Congress
State Tax Commission
George W. F. Hunt
Thomas FE. Campbell
Ming Feature Syn, Inc
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