Rhode Island voters wake to dismay over Roosevelts pledges
The piece argues that the average American who backed Roosevelt in 1932 was misled by unfulfilled pledges and a shift toward national socialist policies. It claims Norman Thomas’s aims align with what Roosevelt enacted, criticizing relief funding as tax-driven hush money and noting Rhode Island as the first state where voters expressed clear discontent with the administration.
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Norman Thomas
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Horna
Voters urged to back state amendment ending county fee pay
Bexar and San Antonio voters faced August 24 ballot approval of a proposed state constitutional amendment to abolish the fee system for district and county officers in counties with 29,000 or more population and allow commissioners to decide pay basis in smaller counties. If approved, officials would surrender earnings to the county treasury, ending the fee system and shifting to salary or fee options for precinct officers. Supporters argue the change ends warfare between officials and civic groups and could reduce taxes by limiting surpluses.
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Bexar
San Antonio
Dress Like This This 1936 Fashion Ideal For Girls
Picture from GOOD HOUSEKEEPING shows American girls in everyday 1936 street attire. Emphasizes healthful faces and sturdy girlish figures as the standard, counters claims of modern female folly, and notes millions read GOON YOUSEEMEPING as a leading women’s magazine.
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Per- Tussia
Good Housekeeping
GOON
Going To and Fro in the Earth
A reflective essay traces mankind's travel over time from land travel to ships, railways, and air movement. It cites Biblical Job and Mark Twain on travel, notes science replacing superstition, and urges physical activity and exploration as natural desires to know. It contrasts human mobility with animal movement and ends with a call to walk and climb.
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Valley People by Frances Marion reviewed as life changing
Elsie Robinson praises Frances Marion’s Valley People as a doorway to unseen lives and adventures. The review lauds Marion’s vivid, humane storytelling that reveals terror and delight in ordinary people and casts the reader as the central explorer of a hidden world.
Stammering and its lifelong impact discussed by experts
Royal Copeland reports at New York Neurological Society on stammering findings from 17 years of work with thousands of young people. New York City shows about 20 000 stammerers in a 6 million population. White House child health data cite 700 080 stutterers with only one in ten recovering during elementary years. Emphasizes early diagnosis, physical exams, and treating underlying issues like tonsil, dental, or infection problems to improve speech and self confidence.
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Justice for Indian Alter Mé years of nationaal existence
A retrospective column laments colonial oppression of Native Americans from colonial times to the present urging humane reform. It praises President Roosevelt and Congress for seeking fair treatment, highlights broken treaties, forced removals, and the hardship of reservations, and praises Commissioner John Collier for shifting policy toward preserving and respecting Indigenous cultures and self rule.
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Fragmented Nightlife Notes in New York Echoes
A highly garbled OCR fragment highlights personal reminiscences of Broadway culture, mentioning Lindbergh, Mildred, and public figures, with scattered references to theatre, music, and social life. The piece sketches scenes of performances, fashion, and nightlife, including cars, trains, and city streets, but lacks coherent narrative.
Sunshine Shafts A Bricky Man Refuses Do He Pinched
A bricky man described as a felon and accused of pinching is at the center of a local defense. The report hints at fear and fatal consequences amid confusing text and possible misprints.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in the Aug 17 1925 San Antonio Files
Notes recall two new infant wear factories to be built in San Antonio creating over 1000 jobs per C C Leal secretary of the San Antonio Manufacturers Association. Also mentioned: Hallie Elizabeth Naeglin and Violet Marding claimed as Palm Heights Hap tik church members with long hair.
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C. C. Leal
San Antonio
Hallie Elizabeth Naeglin
Violet Marding
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