Leftist sweep abroad sparks warnings of red terror
A defense of American traditionalism warns that leftist shifts in France Spain and the United States signal a looming red terror. It contends governments seized industries raised red flags over ships and ships’ crews and accuses leftist parties of betraying individual rights in Spain and France. The piece links a Franco Russian Spanish communist alliance to a possible world conflagration and urges a swing back to Jefferson Lincoln and the founding fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Popular Front
Spain
Red
Madrid
Russia
Tlaw
Farmer-Labor Party
American Communist Party
Jefferson
Lincoln
Moneer Fathers
Roosevelts Duty to Americans in Trade Crisis
The message argues that Roosevelt must prioritize Americans, criticizing economic suffering from cross border competition. It warns Canada and other nations will not honor him if Americans bear the cost of friendship. It claims job losses rise due to rivals abroad and domestic benefits to foreign friends strain the home economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MI. Roosevelt
Canada
Japan
Syrope
Inbad the Sailor Secures Permanent Job
Sailor Inbad appears to have secured steady employment as T. E. Powers outlines a likely permanent post. The piece, credited to Hew the Evening Journal, hints at a parlor tale of career stability for the seafaring figure.
Neville Chamberlain and family legacy in England history
A fragmented retrospective traces Joseph Chamberlain’s rise in Birmingham and his son Neville’s political stance, contrasting 19th century liberal reform with 1930s appeasement. It notes Neville’s blunt style, tariff shifts, and leadership during Britain’s rearmament drive while marking the centenary of Joseph’s birth and anticipated succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ase
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Boots
Ehoes
Joseph
Birmingham
Brrivhinsgen
England
Sciew Manufacteers
Joe
Tree Land
Iise
Joseph Chimber— Hampion
Erlang Af
Craeu
Chamberlain
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Frigland
Neville Chamberlain
Britain
Neville
Edward Whi Jstini
Stanley Baldwict
Copel
Kinseas
Syl
Pueblo expects tropical bird house in WPA project
The Pueblo city plan includes a tropical bird house as a major WPA project, noting the federal share dwarfs the local input. It highlights City leaders pushing for civic works while the administration delays other school and road programs. Pueblo contributed $522, about one cent per capita, with the federal share near 98 percent of costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuoble
Colo
Pueblo
Comserveton
Enuresis in Children Aids and Causes Addressed
Common bedwetting in early childhood is often developmental but may persist beyond age two. Physicians note possible organic factors such as irritation of genitals or, rarely, circumcision effects, while many cases lack identifiable causes and improve with behavioral training and timed awakenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. C
Dear Govt Strike Letter from WPA Worker on Vacation Call
A whimsical 1940s style letter from W Normen at Peajeck 54-X-49 Wupyl Wit King Beas asks Mr Hopkins how to stage a WPA strike for vacation benefits. The writer suggests fake projects and vacations while lamenting layoffs and the need to prove they are working. The piece satirizes WPA programs and government roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Norsian
Mr. Hopkins
Boon-Dogle
Que
Wheelbarro
Kebtow Boon-dogters
WPA
Lis
G. K
Housevert
Cahenet
Mr. Hopkite
Mtr. Hopkins
mYrce
Ioab Maryuilos
Wim
My. Hopkins
Bielke
W. Normen
Beas
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in San Antonio Light
A mixed recap from 1928 notes local transit and rail development plans for the valley and Rio Grande area. It mentions 1360 residents from the region participating with public figures like Fréd M. Merndan, and references the Bramtuen Pacific railroad extension and local publicity notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Rio Grande
Valley
Pextion
Sith Baur Antonio
Selelnate
Bramtuen Pacific Railroad
Troy Fat Fushan
He Valley
Fréd M. Merndan
Elather Plecans Tretce
Young critic Watts Jr takes Rialto post in New York scene
The appointment of Watts Jr to succeed Percy Tammond on the Rialto makes him the youngest dramatic reviewer in New York. A bespectacled, well-traveled writer from Charleston, W Va, Watts is praised as a skilled critic and notable figure on the scene. The piece also reflects on New York's Greenwich Village, Bohemian legends, and mentions various writers connected to The Village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shard Watts Jr
Dickie Watts
Percy Tammond
Hammond
Trishman
Watts
Herb Awope
Watta
Charleston
W. Va
Richard Harding Davis
Dra
Thwal Jones
Fusc
Bae Dist
Jones
San Francisco
New Orleans
Guili
Kre
Renands Ie
Queen Victoria
God
Emancipation and the Paradox of Ladies Footwear
A satirical piece by King Fea Eynde argues that the push for women's rights and dress freedom clashes with male desires and shop dynamics. It portrays a fictional narrator detailing the absurdity of women’s fashion constraints and the mixed motives behind shoe shopping, highlighting gender power tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Fea Eynd
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Inbad the Sailor
T. E. Powers
the Evening Journal
Igen Kes
Thar Mixe
Caine Og
Edwin C. Hill
Minonie
Anthony Edenhurs
Paris
Chamberlan
Auelin
Austen
Shawna Jie
Teville
Wizham
Manoele
Arthd
Dane
Whett Mussolini
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Chamberisin
Phe
Peland
M. D
Peterick ‘Verze
James A. Slayton
Witen
Boerne
Gre
Vt Fire and Pulce
Pku
Wrigit
Bexar County
Conrl
Bath
Greenwich Village
Wil Irvin
Sutton
Beekman
Parc Monceau
Trocadera
Washoglen
McIntyre Square
al Builth
W.G. Bryant
Elso
Joh’ Mage
Sinclair Lewis
Floyd Dell
Teg Haynen Irwin
Sarah ‘Com= stock
Shrodore Dreiser
Hendrik van Loon
Joseph Wood Krutch
Ida ‘Tarbell
Fannie Hurst
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Achmed
Abdul~ Tab
Gelett Burgess
Harold Stearns
Isaac Mareasdon
Arthur Roche
Jus Met
Tempkeins
1Essers
Towel Jones
Hollywood House
Joy Kerrigan
Abbey
Duraas
Dumas
New
Atretch
Central Park
Indy
Bo McNaught
Elsie Robinson
Wunping
Goody Moody
Milady
Shan
Ream Ming
Niegrar
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