Unconstitutional Congress Squanders First Session
San Antonio readers confront a furious critique of the Seventy fourth Congress. The piece charges the first session with incompetence, waste, and subservience to the president, denouncing the so called soak the successful tax bill, Guffey coal control, and AAA amendments as un American. It claims nine thousand million dollars were drained from taxpayers in eight months and warns of tyranny behind a blank check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Congress
AAA
Treasury
Pat Harrison
Senate
Finance Committee
White House
Harrison
The League of Nations Dead or In Decline
Mussolini warns the league against interfering with Italy's Ethiopian campaign threatening to withdraw if sanctions are imposed. The piece argues the league is failing as nations retreat when pressured, a fate Lloyd George foresaw in 1919, framing the league as a flawed attempt at global order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussolini
League
Italy
Ethiopia
Germany
Japan
Lord Riddell
Lloyd George
Marry Go Round and the Modern Gentleman
A humorous dissection of marriage roles and social mores, noting how men mellow from radical youths to conventional husbands. The piece lampoons gender expectations, patriarchy, and the strains of domestic life with satirical observations on freedom, morality, and public behavior.
1925 and 1915 San Antonio notices mix
Notes from August issues recount Ray Lambert plans to install sports facilities due to growing popularity, Justice of the Peace Ben Fisk remarks on nerves at marriage ceremonies, and San Antonio land sale with 173000 dollar price. Weather summaries and Bexar County tax totals appear, detailing heat relief promises and assessed property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Ight
Pars
Ray Lambert
Pyelitis Disease and its Kidney Inflammation
Pyelitis is inflammation of the kidney caused by germs that enter via the bloodstream to the pelvis. It commonly affects children and can be serious if infection persists. Early medical attention, rest, fluids, and antiseptic measures are advised, with more drastic treatment if obstruction or focal infection is present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
Copeland
Cony
King Fensyn, Inc
Miscellany of celebrity chatter and quirky notes
A brisk collage of New York gossip and literary pop culture items. It names Lily Pons, Fanny Ward, and Belle Baker among others, references Paris, Broadway, and a toy-store report, with stray anecdotes about Otto, McMein, Boss, and a Bowery church scene, concluding with a dated copyright line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. C. McIntyre
New York
Lily Pons
Tommy Manvilles
Fred Knowles
Jesse Livermore
Bost
Fanny Ward
Paris
Bernhardt
Duse
Belle Baker
J. Ham Lewis
Wendell Dodge
Able Book Store
Fragmented Readings on Gender and Society
The text presents fragmented reflections on gender roles and public attitudes. It mentions a womanly man, suggests perseverance beyond what is proper, notes past reliance on pills, and hints at canned music and controversial opinions about men with hats. The passage reads as a garbled, era-like piece with provocative phrasing.
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William E. Gladstone
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D. D. Harrigan
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Weatherman
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Oae
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Pyelitis
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Versailles
Peter Ammo
Belox
Lola Long
Arno
Almos
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Moran
Harry McMein
TH. Quiz
Margie McMein
McMein
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Hary Moran
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Parker
Miss McMain
John Baragwanath
Chinatown
Fell Street
Charlie Brown
Limehouse
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Friedman
Iezy
Moe
Payers Street
Tom Noonan
Tong
Néonan
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Tucson
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Tee Ghie
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