Roosevelt Clears Air of Canton Economic Problems
Governor Roosevelt’s Columbus speech denounces reliance on speculative markets and calls for federal regulation of holding companies banking reform and stronger public supervision. He argues against prosperity by proclamation and emphasizes independent high employment and long term stability over market gambles, urging clear economic remedies.
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Roosevelt
Canton
Columbus
Ohio
Wall Street
Tweedledum
Tweedledee
Hearst
State Department
Hoover
TRSPR
Roocevelt
Notabe
Street beggars and writers noted in fragmented column
A mixed fragment discusses street beggars with varying motives and a critique of professional moochers, then pivots to reflections on writing and impersonation. Names like Charles Towne and Frank Sullivan appear in a scattered reminiscence about literary and social figures, ending with a copyright line from 1573.
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Frank Sullivan
Penumonia
Listen World Beauty Within Your Life Says Elsie Robinson
A 1932 essay by Elsie Robinson argues true beauty is internal and universal. It contrasts external possessions with inner growth, urging readers to seek beauty in everyday moments and in their own spirit rather than in material items.
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Florida
Pavlova
Jessins Roure
Beauty Walts
King Fran Ayn, Poe
Hearst Papers Advocate on Economic Relief Plans
The Hearst Papers advocate a five billion dollar loan to ease unemployment and inject cash into circulation. They push a 5 percent sales tax, lower income taxes, and rapid Volstead act modification to permit light wines and beers, revive industry, raise government revenue, curb racketeering, and restore personal liberty.
Clean Hands Essential By Royal S Copeland M D
An article by Royal S Copeland emphasizes hand hygiene for doctors and nurses, detailing a thorough ritual using soap, brushes, warm water, and seventy percent alcohol. It argues cleanliness prevents infections, stresses daily hand care before meals and contact with objects, and urges teaching children proper handwashing habits.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Etiquette for the Best Man and Wedding Party
A letter discusses who should pay for the theater tickets or a post wedding party. It argues the best man bears no wedding expense and that the groom should host, noting theater parties after weddings are improper and a Dutch Treat is suggested. The writer questions etiquette and proper conduct.
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Miss de Peyster
Theater Partien
Jane
Kroom
Wit Krag Ryn
The Hostess Ponders who Pays at Dance
Dear Miss de Prysl er asks who should pay for the tekela at an adopt dance. She wonders if the escort should pay or if the host should cover costs. Advice suggests the hostess pays or makes arrangements reflecting proper form. The note appears dated 1822 from Wing Keng Hin, Inc.
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Miss Dé Prysler
Tom
Achool
Lee
Wing Keng Hin
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A 1923 Ming Frank Ayn column argues what counts as real news for women. It celebrates devoted wives, good cooks, and stable domestic virtue while mocking sensationalist publicity for scandalous behavior and public adoration of celebrities.
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Helen Rowland
Ming Fran Ayn
Tne
And I Remember When
R A Barkley recalls a 49 year old family road trip across Texas from Kyle to Blanco stopping at St Jacob's Well near a cavern. The tale mentions a gold mine myth, a deep spring, and two large pin fish seen in clear water, sparking memory of legendary native Texans.
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R.A. Barkley
Queen Anne Court
Texas
Atdine
Kyle
Blanco Cliy
St Jacob's Well
Campera
Three Kelly field pilots enter Pulitzer trophy race
Ten and twenty years ago notes from The San Antonio Light recount Kelly Field pilots—First Lieutenant Dale V. Goliney Captain Lloyd Harvey and First Lieutenant Fonda Johnson with Delmor YW. Bunton as alternate—being detailed to fly in the Pulitzer Trophy race at Selfridge Detroit on October 14. Also mentioned are state testim ony in saloon license revocation cases and a violator fined by the patrol court.
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Kelly Field
Selfridge
Detroit
Dale V. Goliney
Lloyd
Harvey
Tirst Ueutenant Fonda
Johnson
Firat
Delmor YW. Bunton
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