Debts policy shift and proposed U S recovery plan
The piece argues that the United States must move from international economicism to greater self containment. It notes Germany’s standstill debt extensions and proposes federal action to collect defaulted debts, including possible asset transfers, while urging diplomacy to preserve debtor nations’ good will. It also critiques self revelation as copy and warns against prolonging liquidations.
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Roosevelt
United States
Germany
Teulon
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
A reflective essay urges readers to share personal experiences to connect with others. It argues that feelings of grief and joy are universal and that by opening to others one gains love and happiness while building community.
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Elsie Robinson
Sani
Persan
Lnem
Nizam of Hyderabad and World’s Richest Man contrasted in empire saga
In Edwin C. Hill’s Human Side of News an expansive portrait unfolds of the Nizam of Hyderabad, Lieut-Gen Sir Mir Iman Aji Khan, ruler of 13 million lives with vast gold and jewels, and his wary stance toward Downing Street. The piece blends anecdotes of opulence, ceremony, and diplomacy with broader notes on China’s dynastic past and Japan’s rise, painting a world stage where wealth and power collide with historical memory and imperial ambitions.
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John Bull
Mins
Inaia
Mir Iiman Aji Khan
Hyderabad
Ricker
Rockefeller
Vicker
Ford
Nizam
Downing Street
Great Paln
Bank of England
India
Allah
Mohammed
Allah di
Allan
Elephanta
Camela
Maorsttan Isle
Ching
Sennacherib
China
Babe
Henry Pu‘Yi
Manchuria
Henry Puri
Tientsin
League of Nations
United States
Japan
Russia
Henry Pu-¥i
Changchun
Hudson Key
Bowdherri
Pennsylvania
Chicago
New York
Korea
Napoleon
Cavann
Alexender
Cilve
Three Day Air Raid Preparedness in Japan
The piece describes Japan training its citizens for a three day air raid on Tokyo with gas-like agents, sirens, lights out, and civilian sectors manned by police and fire units. It asserts Japanese resolve contrasts with American reluctance, noting both nations would sacrifice lives, yet the Japanese would shed sleep as well.
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Pacific
Tokio
Instalment Plan for Ransom Demands Gains Ground
A Brooklyn sportsman Nat Bass was kidnapped for two days and released after his captors lowered the ransom from 23000 to 2000 after checking his finances. The piece notes the rise of installment style payments in ransom cases, mocks promotions, and speculates on future marketing tactics in crime.
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Nat Bass
Brooklyn Sportsman
Ransoma
Remembering a Day Trip to Alamo Heights by Donkey
A 12 year old recalls a long day from Mage Street to Alamo Heights to retrieve a stolen item. He rode a donkey furnished by his employer and returned at sundown after guiding the animal with a branch.
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Alamo Heights
Mage Street
Alamo
San Antonio
Skin abrasions and erysipelas by Royal 5s Copeland MD
Medical overview on skin infections focusing on erysipelas once common in hospitals especially maternity wards. Describes causative germ strentacoccus erysipelas, transmission through skin breaks, progression from itching to fever and widespread eruption, complications like gangrene, and preventive care with antiseptics and early doctor consultation. References erysipelas antitoxin as a control measure and notes reduced incidence in modern times.
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Orgalpolns
St. Anthony's Fire
Uys
King Feps
San Antonio Light Files 10 and 20 Years Ago
Reprinted notes from August 1 1923 recount Kenesaw Landis ruling on the 1G N league dispute and a replay of line races. Winchester Kelso Jr to coach San Antonio Academy football. Coach Kolap contemplates departure. Herald Winters to coach West Texas Military Academy. August 9 1913 greetings arrive for Joan Steinfelds and Cecile. Mrs Haward Tappenbeck entertains at Castro Street. dance at Antonio Bile Club. Butchers' Hoard of Trade charter fired in Austin with no capital stock. incorporators named W C Matthies J G Spurling Julius Ierisch.
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Kenesaw BY
Landis
Baseball
1G. N
San Antonio Comercial League
1.O. N
Freeman
Tigers
Winchester Kelso Jr
San Antonio Academy
Kolap
Herald Winters
Agai
West Texas Miliary Academy
Butchers
San Antonio
State Department
Austin
Pwrsong
W. C. Matthies
J. G. Spurling
Julius Ierisch
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A humor column argues marriage is about love but people seek practical comforts like homes, good meals, and quiet evenings. It notes bachelors have options, while women face expectations beyond romance, describing common domestic ideals and the strain of modern relationships.
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Helen Rowland
Atraloh
Fena
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