US Should Ban New Loans Until Debts Are Paid
Hearst urges Congress to require government knowledge and consent for all foreign loans and to defer new lending until war debts owed to the American people are fully paid. He argues public debts protected over private loans, condemns bankers’ evasion, and calls for decisive action by a patriotic Congress.
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U.S
San Antonio
William Randolph Hearst
Congress
Hearst
United States
Great Britain
England
Carnegie Fund Internationalists
Kangal
Congress of the United States
Ottertail County Murder Mystery Emerges From Lake Find
In Ottertail County Minnesota, a seventeen year old girl’s body was found in a dried lake. The victim, killed by a blunt instrument, was described as strikingly beautiful and a crime passionel is suspected. The sensational case unfolds as investigators pursue leads after a long silence.
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Daniel Webster
Ottertail
Minnesota
Arcadia
Andyla
Lore Wana
Broadway Glitz and Gossip from a 1930s Scene
A vivid panorama of New York nightlife and culture. Notables like Helen Broderick, Abe Lyman, Sophie Tucker, Damon Runyon, and Jimmy Dunn Lingham populate the chatter about theaters, fashion, and society. The column riffs on stars, tailors, Earhart style, and Lavish tastes, closing with a Scotish bar joke.
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New York
Helen Broderick Sug-Gesta
Lindy
Dennis Klug
Helena Rubinateln
Penole Hurst
Abe Lyman
Broadway
Sophie Tucker
Brock Pem
Overton
Dick Gambler
Ralph Burton
Frank Sullivan
Saratoga Springs
Martha
Wilehineki
Pavlova
Lady Astor
Scribner's
Keats
Ted Sauder
Wilfred J. Funk
Palace Theater
Mulrooney
Amelia Earhart
Damon Runyon
Morton Downey
Heaven
Eddie Cantor
Fiftieth
Noril
Big Apple
Jimmy Dunn Lingham
Mfe
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
The piece reflects a grieving mother haunted by the face of her dead son. She recalls the longing, the pangs of loss, and the awakening belief that love survives in other children. The narrative evolves from despair to a spiritual reconnection through memory and reinvested mothering.
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Rome
Tim
Silthia
Thad
Remembering Early Oklahoma Whiskey Wars and Outlaws
In 1907 Qulahoma memories deputy marshal Sam C. Wolf recalls whiskey sales on a tree stump as agents tried to trace the operation. A gunshot near hidden trees scared off a revenue agent, illustrating a lawless frontier where outlaw threats loomed and lawmen faced danger.
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Sam C. Wolf
United States
Qulahoma
Jaysone
Nils
Oklahoma
Hearst Papers Advocate Proposes Economic Reforms
The Advocate outlines a plan including a five billion dollar loan to fight unemployment and circulate money. It calls for a 5 percent sales tax, income tax reductions, and quick changes to the Volstead Act to allow light wines and beers to revive industry and employment while boosting government revenue and liberty.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland in 1923
In a packed 1923 King Features piece Helen Rowland critiques romantic myths and marriage dynamics. A cynical bachelor jokes about how women gain influence and men cling to love while revealing how illusion and reality clash in long term partnerships.
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Helen Rowland
Quinsy Sore Throat Advice by Dr Copeland
Dr Royal S Copeland outlines quinsy sore throat causes symptoms and risks. He notes it often follows tonsillitis and occurs in changeable weather, emphasizes timely removal of diseased tonsils, and warns of heart and kidney damage if untreated.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Tate
Quincy
Tne
Etiquette Qs From Dear Miss de Peyster
A vintage etiquette column answers wedding questions. It explains who pays for attendants bouquets decorations and gifts and offers guidance on initials on towels jewelry and gifts for a two year friend. It notes bridesmaids bouquets should be carried on the left and that the bride and groom bear most gift costs.
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Miss de Peyster
Tyron
Sunshine Shafts The atnalest to In wA womans bathing suit
The garbled lines describe a noisy protest against a woman's bathing suit and a speaker railing about being self-made. The fragment mentions a male voice and a tense public reaction, with unclear names or places.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
A fragmented retrospective from December 5 1022 recalls incidents and people, including Asley and an infuriated deer attack, hospital visits for Jacobs from Mexico City, and notes on local staff promotions at the newspaper. It lists Carnegie library events and names several residents and figures connected to the era.
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Asley
Jacobs
Mexico City
Berne
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