Roosevelt to Explain Constitutional Intent and Power Shift
Excerpted call for President Roosevelt to declare his stance on constitutional changes and potential power redistribution. Hoover presses for clarity on amendments, limits on executive authority, and risks to legislative and judicial balance, warning of a move toward centralized rule and loss of liberty.
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Republic
Werbert Hoover
Roosevelt
Hoover
Roozevell
Congress
Supreme Court
Nis
Supreme Row
Washington
The Itching P Palm by Amterli Sr. Taxation Poem
A short poem by Amterli sr. laments taxation as a heavy burden on labor. It contrasts how taxes affect both rich and poor, focusing on the workingman and his depleted pay while noting vast wealth wasted by others. George and Phatr.
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George & Phatr
Embracing Risk as Vital to Human Progress
An essay argues that life without risk dulls humanity and that struggle drives progress in art science religion and civilization. It urges embracing danger through purposeful challenges to build strength character and vitality, quoting a call for ongoing effort and responsibility to remain truly human.
Marry Go Round by Helen on modern women and men
A fragmentary essay style piece discusses power in conversations between women and men, noting how modern women balance wit and devotion while aging and fashion. It jokes about marriage, the drastic differences in behavior, and how a man’s career or actions are framed in relation to a wife. Copy tA, bying Bean, Bys. Une.
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Pawhuska
Osage
Mike
Little Hive Feather
Elmer
Blue Feather
Bee Hive
King Meas, Syn. Inc
Osage headrights fuel wealth and chaos in 1920s tale
Edwin C Hill sketches Osage wealth from oil royalties after the 1906 headrights system, detailing how immense fortunes transformed the tribe and drew in white buyers, with lavish automobiles, jewelry, and farms. The piece contrasts prosperity and exploitation, noting shifting prices, misadventures, and the complex legacy of Uncle Sam’s dealings with the Osage.
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Edwin C
Hill
Osage
Sam Deal
Helen Hunt Jackson
United States
E. B. Foster
Once Over New York Wagons Spread Through Metropolis
The piece notes a restaurant wagon phenomenon expanding from the waterfront to midtown and uptown New York. It describes cheaper rents, diverse clientele, and upscale wagon interiors in areas like upper Broadway, Harlem, and Greenwich Village, contrasting past trucker crowds with modern patrons. It touches on cultural figures and social scenes, including fashion, salons, and celebrity insomnia anecdotes, ending with a brief syndicated column signature from 1935.
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New York
Midtown
Herald Square
Mos
Upper Broadway
Greenwich Village
New Rochelle
Bob
Eye Ailments Conjunctivitis Explained and Prevented
Eye inflammation known as conjunctivitis or pink eye spreads quickly through households via shared linen towels and objects. Germs like pneumococcus or Koch Weeks bacilli cause milder to severe cases. treatment includes boric acid baths and zinc chloride applications while maintaining cleanliness and seeking physician advice to prevent spread and complications such as trachoma.
San Antonio Light Files Old City Scans Highlights
A 1925 note calls for 67 000 extra crop pickers in East and West Texas per Farm Labor Bureau chief E R Gross. 1915 civic links mention William Cassin named Georgia director for a highway between Detroit and Laredo. Alamo Heights High earns full four year status. Dust relief and street paving plans eyed. Scottish Rite reunion in Galveston postponed. San Antonio to spend bond money on dust control and street repairs within one mile. City to develop national training facilities in public schools announced by Superintendent Meek.
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San Antonio
East
West Texas
E.R. Gross
United States Farm Labor Bureau
Tonio
Charles J. Meek
Tradey Council Hall
Stars and Stripes Muddled Riddles on Money and Duty
A garbled message uses fractured phrases about dead men, medals, pensions, and pockets. It hints at lessons about learning to swim, facing danger, following advice, and a weary farewell gesture, all wrapped in a puzzled voice with mis-typed words and stray declamations.
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