Joys of the Southwest: deluxe living over North Texas
The article extols Southwest Texas as superior to North Texas for living and farming. It praises milder climate, abundant truck crops, and lower costs, with San Antonio and Gulf coast areas highlighted as especially deluxe. It contrasts warm-season advantages with North Texas yields and weather.
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Texas
Red River
Rio Grande
Squire
Southwest
Squire Hi Cost
North
Collin
Dallas
Denton
Southwest Texas
San Antonio
North Texas
Rockport
Corpus Christi
Port Aransas
Gulf of Mexico
Sulzer Impeachment Saturates New York Opinion
The piece argues the Sulzer impeachment scandal has eroded public support and predicts his forced resignation. It recalls campaign claims, a mining fraud suit with missionary Gould, and notes broader shifts in theater as public taste leans away from sensational works toward more substantial plays.
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Sulzer
New York
New York World
Alaska
J. Loomes Gould
Gould
Man Leaves Coast To Save Hair From Windward Breeze
A lone man, determined to windward, reportedly departed the coast to keep his hair from creeping to the back of his neck as the breeze proved exceptionally strong. Local rumor cites him as the only person to leave that area by choice.
New York producers vow broader and better theater lineup
New York theatrical producers announce a shift toward greater quantity and quality, promising more diverse attractions and the elimination of many so called problem plays. If kept, the change could echo nationwide as audiences tire of inconsequential dramas and detective and society fare.
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New York
Chicago
The Lime Juice Fad Promises A Bright Future
The Clionian Literary Society of Whitestone investigates lime juice as a beverage amid a playful tale of taste, tea biscuits, and a heated bowl scene. Members including clergymen and ladies explore lime juice versus lime juice while planning enlarged membership and new halls.
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Bryan
Mexico
Clionian Literary Society
Whitestone
N. Y
Clio
Harford
Clionian Society
Parcel Post Benefits Farmer Says Nashville Comment
The Nashville Tennessean notes the parcel post will aid farmers more than cheap parcel carriage. It cites how big express firms plan to act as middlemen linking farmers to consumers through agents, while criticizing the lack of a direct producer-consumer link.
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Parcel Post
Express
Nashville Tennessean
Sulzer's Reform Image Questioned by Probe
The Fort Worth Record notes Governor William Sulzer of New York faces a legislative inquiry over omitted large contributions in his sworn statement. The piece questions reformer credibility and asks if postures of virtue excuse past duplicity, amid Sulzer’s political salvation arc.
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Sulzer
William Sulzer
New York
Fort Worth
Warning of Storms From the New York Sun
The piece surveys nature’s barometers as signs of approaching rain with vivid images of animals birds and plants reacting to an incoming storm. It notes ducks fowls pigeons swallows bees and frogs signaling weather change and shares how worms toads and fish respond while plants such as clover fennel sorrel and lettuce also shift in anticipation of rain.
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New York Sun
Hamburger Nachrichten
Pacific
Attorney’s quip ends case with a laughable fear claim
A congressman recounts a trial in which Wheelock faced MacDonald over a horse trade. McDonald swore fear of bodily harm, then boasted he could whip Wheelock and others, prompting the judge to dismiss for lack of real fear. The piece notes Germany imports onions valued at 1.5 to 2 million dollars from Egypt.
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Congress
Wheelock
MacDonald
McDonald
Pat McDonald
Bill Wheelock
Mr. McDonald
Germany
Egypt
White gown dazzles Bar Harbor crowd at Yacht Club day
The Bar Harbor crowd admired a stunning white costume worn by a pretty girl at a recent Yacht Club racing day. The coat opened over a waistcoat of white maire silk with a snow white mo hair and worsted mix. The gown features a knee slashed front over a panel of white mokre with buttons covered in the same fabric, finished by white buckskin boots.
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Bar Harbor
Bermuda Naval Base Stirs Debate Over Panamanian Policy
Indianapolis News essay argues Britain’s plan to fortify Bermuda as a naval base signals shifting power in the Western Hemisphere. It criticizes U.S. policy for failing to ratify arbitration, violating treaties, and arming the canal while urging a move toward peaceful diplomacy and stronger Anglo-American friendship to deter future conflict.
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Indianapolis
Great Britain
Atlantic
United States
West Indies
St. Lucia
Great Britaan
Bermudas
Panama Canal
Senate
Bermuda
Japan
Gasoline boat laws need federal power to regulate
Springfield Republic, noting Secretary Redfield’s support, urges Congress to grant government power to curb overloaded gasoline river craft. After the Palaids sank with 62 passengers on the Connecticut River near Springfield, authorities have no clear authority to halt dangerous overloading on motor boats under 15 tons.
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Springfield Republican
Republican
Redfield
Congress
Connecticut River
Springfield
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