City limits use of Alamo for political scenes
Hatlo San Antonio notes the city will forbid employment of the Alamo backdrop for political events after a protest from the Daughters of the Republic of Texas. The measure aims to protect the shrine’s reverence, ensuring Alamo Plaza hosts only patriotic gatherings and preventing exploitation while state guardianship remains debated.
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Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Alamo
Daughters of the Republic
Igniexas
Texas
Austin
Alamo Plaza
Theodore the Head Waiter and His World of Elites
A reminiscence in lively tone profiles Theodore Searvis known as Theodore, famed head waiter of high society in New York, London, and beyond. The piece recalls his aristocratic bearing, private entrances, and skill in averting scandal, noting his influence over royalty, stars, and powerful patrons, with touches of humor about lunch rituals and a Westchester estate.
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New York
Ile
Gotha
Theodore
Aod
London
Paris
Berlin
Constantinople
Wall Street
Ius
Brillet-Savagin
Aymlm
Porlola
Einstein
Westchester
Tucius Decbe
Namie
Teldentalls
Theodore Searvis
Hungary
Rerene Molnir
Phillips Oppenheim
Haw Mae
Hearst Papers Advocate list of constitutional reforms and policies
A compilation of proposed reforms including Washington style non entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, universal illiteracy abolition under Education, a January installation for President and Congress, a federal sales tax to subsidize other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, acquisition of colonial possessions to settle debt, selective immigration and deportation policies, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Trade conference urges bilingual focus for Latin markets
American business leaders at the American Reciprocal Trade conference in Sacramento advise studying Spanish to compete in Latin America. The report notes two languages cover most Western Hemisphere commerce while Portuguese is official in Brazil. Critics say U.S. firms must respect host nations. evidence suggests business is becoming more adaptable.
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Sacramento
Calif
U.S
Daughters of the Confederacy Speaker Sparks Debate in Cincinnati
The No Keynoter notes a Cincinnati speaker convention accusing Southern women of being among the mac ences in America. The piece questions endorsement by the Grand Army and warns against quick judgments of speakers at veterans groups amid heated rhetoric and calls for restraint.
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Daughters of the Confederacy and Large
Cincinnati
America
Grand Army Evertheless
Grant
Cot Mattox
Veterans’ Organization
Dragon Foes and Ailing Transits Read in St. Georgey World
A fragmentary article from Modern St G World discusses dragon threats and heroic nurses facing pain, with references to an Austin doctor studying a distressing ailment. It notes groups of propic victims and a large slow-moving creature, hinting at a medical mystery and scarce volunteers.
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St. Georgeynign
Propic
Austin
Chromosome sex determination in flies and moths study
A discussion on how sex in flies and moths is governed by the balance of X chromosomes and autosomes. Observations include cases where an extra X leads to female development, while insufficient X influence yields male traits. The piece cites Goldschmidt and notes interspecies crosses producing mixed or intermediate sex outcomes with delayed or accelerated gene effects.
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Teytrot
Rowe
Goldschmidt
Elvat
HG. Welle
Fullan
RPA
George P. Welie
Life Inside You Not Outside Your Fortune
A reflective essay by Elsie Robinson argues happiness and wisdom come from inside rather than chasing external life. It warns against seeking luck in love, pleasure, or status, urging readers to awaken to inner consciousness and personal control over joy and fate.
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Venice
Essen
King Pea
Ayn
Races Shape Fall and Winter Fashion Across Europe
Fashion odds favor American women as European races decide yearly trends. Paris dictates styles via leading dressmakers while British Royal Ascot signals key looks. A male observer notes the precise outfit including a gray topper, cutaway coat, and wearing racing glasses.
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Europe
America
Chis
Paris
Gvo
Royal Ascot
Salem
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San Antonio’s Trust
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Theolore
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Klaatk
The
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Ritz
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Uwley
Ebony Black
Aspie
McNawgnt
Hearst Papers Advocate
St. G
Hal
Toir Beasily
Flea
Sten
Elsie Robinson
Derams
Deaire
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