League of Nations in Sham Battle on Opium
The article denounces the League of Nations anti narcotic convention as a sham. It cites only US ratification of 1931 and notes seven major narcotic nations refuse assent. It calls for joint Pan American action and a conference to curb opioid trade.
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League of Nations
League
Geneva
United States
France
Germany
Great Britain
Japan
Netherlands
Switzerland
Turkey
Anti-Opium Information Bureau
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Asia
Hearst
Imported Barrels Spur Brewer Patience and Patriotism Debate
William Green challenges brewers and wine-makers for buying German kegs, arguing the trade harms home industry while pointing to estimates of 63 million barrels used illicitly. He notes barrels needed for wine, malt liquor, applejack, and home-made spirits, suggesting forests face loss from barrel production.
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William Green
Germany
Malvern Hall Tilitt
Piccard Flight Marks A High Stratosphere Quest
Professor August Piccard ascended in an aluminum bubble to about ten miles, drifting unseen above the world’s edge. Instruments gathered cosmic ray data never before obtained, promising future space exploration and advancing the idea that humans may eventually inhabit other planets.
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Columbus
Pickard
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Bojantiata
Rank
Audi Orettement
When the Gold Came Back By T E Powers
A San Antonio report notes an odd 1932 column by T E Powers narrating a late night walk and near murder in New York. The piece blends inner monologue with humorous asides, referencing pastries, German and French phrases, a performance of fear and bravado, and a fictional self as narrator. The prose journeys through self talk, imagined danger, and mock bravado as the narrator contemplates escape and identity while pacing a dark street at midnight.
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New York
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Justine
Anail
Jack
Bret
Coney Island
Listen World Mothers Cry for Rifts in Family Ties
Elsie Robinson presents a mother’s voice claiming neglect by grown children. A young mother laments losing influence as her kids pursue their own lives while she clings to a past of constant care. She admits despair and the urge to end her pain, resonating with readers who feel unseen.
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Bone Millay
Mothers and Daughters Do They Share Life and Duties
Hearst papers ponder a mother's duty toward herself versus her children's demands. The piece questions whether a mother should seek personal interests and amusements or remain focused on her offspring as they begin their own lives. It asks if mothers are obliged to sacrifice personal life for family and what counts as a rightful duty.
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Amner
Shema
Taye
King Peas, Byw
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A lively portrait of romance and marriage tales from Helen Rowland. It explores how flirtation, attraction, and social tricks shape a woman's view of a man and the realities of love. Readers are reminded that appearances and motives vary with time and context.
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Helen Rowland
Etiquette Dilemmas in Texas Wedding Gifts
A reader asks if sending wedding presents is always required and how to handle gift etiquette without overspending. The piece discusses personal choice, relationship to the bride or groom, and balancing generosity with manners to preserve the spirit of the occasion.
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Val
Buena Vista Street
Mont Weiss
Gulvere
Seville
Tanita
Baikal
EMI
Haney
Wedding Gift Etiquette In Tight Budgets
By Kathryn Depeyster, the column muses on wedding gifts and invitations, noting shifting etiquette as people balance generosity with prudent budgeting amid numerous weddings, urging sensible, meaningful expressions of values.
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eaMia
King Peas
Syn
Tne
Unclear fragments from MAT RESULTS page miss readable event
Fragmentary OCR notes reference standings and names such as Sheree Niet and Mati Clansified but lack coherent details or context. The text appears to describe a meeting or contest with scattered references to locations and participants, rendering a reliable summary impossible.
Sewer Alt Vine Warr Look Kru Sunes Thigeles
Fragmentary OCR text shows uncertain references to sewer alt, Vine Warr and names like Kru Sunes and Thigeles. no clear event, place, or date described. Unable to determine a coherent news item or report from the provided fragment.
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Sewer Alt
Sunes
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The Light Highlights 1922 Local Races
Excerpts from The San Antonio Light recall August 27 1922 elections with Barleyfield nominated for U S Senate and T W David for lieutenant governor. Harry Hertzberg leads Fourteenth District race while nationwide chamber warns on adjusted compensation bill. Military pay story references Fort Sam Houston border patrols and bankers news among fragmented archival notes.
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Texex Election Bureau
Barleyfield
Bites
T. W
Remember When Bowann's Island River Dip Tale
SG William Christophil recalls childhood in San Antonio by the river near Plax bole as a pap about 20 feet deep. He describes brush land, adobe teew houses, and the old mill bridge under which newsboys swam. Fire Chief Lars and his brothers joined in, recalling Bowann's Island.
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Ward
San Antonio
Lars Ran
Bowann
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