Hoover's Message Two Contrast on Navy Reductions
The piece accuses President Hoover of misrepresenting naval strength citing Rear Admiral Upham and Secretary Adams reports. It alleges reductions in ships and enlisted personnel after London treaty ratification and claims the navy was weakened, contradicting Hoover’s claim of maintained efficiency. It promises further army findings.
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Reciprocity and tariff reform urged in Congress
A historical editorial argues that economic nationalism has raised trade barriers. It supports REciprocal duties to lower tariffs safely, urging a bipartisan push for reciprocity with foreign nations to stimulate exports and protect key industries.
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Dominion of Canada
United States
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Canada
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Transfusions and Blood Donation Practices Highlighted
A discussion on blood transfusions notes they may be needed for severe hemorrhage and certain anemia. It explains donor selection, testing, and legal safeguards to ensure safe blood supply, emphasizing healthy donors and professional collection to minimize risk to patients.
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New York State
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Einstein
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Whale
Texas Trails A Tangle Over City Lots And Lawn Widths
A fragmented recollection complains about city lot sizes and setbacks, arguing home sites are mismeasured and disputes the balance of yard space. The speaker, with peers like Charlie, rails against misaligned rules and neighborly squabbles while urging practical, fair frontages.
Minstrel Life Twists in San Antonio Tale of Change
The passage traces a minstrel man who settled in San Antonio years ago and lived a nomadic life with noontide birds nearby. He later performs in towns, adopting a blackface act, then wanders into past routines as the minstrel circuit shifts and the era’s attitudes evolve.
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Ian Daca
Charlie
Sunny
Ghaelic
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Listen World Woman in Business Debate From Elsie Robinson
A fragmentary dialogue on women in business and leadership rights with remarks by a male character and inserted editorial lines. The text questions female capability, emotions in business, and the idea of women entering corporate life, ending amid unfinished dialogue about four men discussing business.
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A Bizarre Tea Party Turns Into Mayhem at anonimous Soiree
An offbeat account describes a late afternoon gathering hosted by a celebrity where guests mingle over tea and sandwiches. A harmless-sounding drink triggers chaos as guests loosen tongues, with politeness dissolving into comic chaos and strange fits. the narrator departs with a pearl-embellished banjo as a memento.
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Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Fragmented verse by Helen Rowland reflects on marriage, ideal love, and social expectations. It juxtaposes romantic fantasies with practical desires, noting how marital status shapes a woman's value and a man's self-knowledge only arises through marriage.
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Helen Rowland
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A garbled retrospective from The San Antonio Light recalling past events. The excerpt references Western film plans, college tryouts, army games at Camp Travis, Longhorn captain Mary Smith, and new officers of the San Antonio Automobile Club. It also mentions Briscoe and a traveling board member returning from Brownsville.
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