Deadly Dope Racket Threatens U S
In testimony before the Copeland committee experts warn of a rising narcotics problem after prohibition repeal. Anslinger cites Pacific coast morphine from Japan via Manchukuo, with opium from Persia and Chinese regions under Japanese control, urging U S and state action.
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Hearst
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Harry J. Anslinger
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Stuart Fuller
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Fuller
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M. Yokoyama
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Manchuria
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League Council
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Wandering Boys and the Why Girls Leave Dam
Investigators in St Louis spent weeks among youth groups to understand why youths vanish from home. They found 84 left home, 11 in the city, with poverty and family issues common. Some drift to jobs, reformatories, or crime. Authors call for national compassion as city frontiers fade.
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Wiyhud
Jivard
Allen
Vane Cratia
Aires
Rena
Christmas charity sermon on giving and joy
A reflective plea on gift giving during Christmas urging generosity without pride. It argues charity should be joyful for both giver and receiver, noting that recipients often bear the discomfort of receiving while givers gain the greater satisfaction. The piece mixes personal anecdotes with social critique about generosity as a common virtue.
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Devil
Tim
Nas
Gopariahtt U4
Rog Fewe
Bea
Tee
Inside India Struggles and Princes’ Hidden Fears
A wide range of anecdotes contrasts British rule in India with rising Nationalist movements led by Gandhi. The piece notes princes fear full republican power, describes native states and rulers, and highlights Formosa and Jivaro head-hunters as foreign parallels. It portrays princely splendor and isolation, with vivid portraits of rulers in Europe and Asia while warning of potential upheaval if British influence fades.
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Mehatma Gandhi
Alexander Powell
Britain
British India
Nigam
Anderabad
New York State
Patiala
Nis
Paolo
Gwalor
Aid
London
Paris
Bond Street
Sandet
France
Bcotland
Loudon
Paria
Rivinen
Desnothan
Bidla
Marry Go Round a Henry Rowland essay on marriage
The text surveys evolving views on marriage as a social contract. It argues men and women seek personal fulfillment beyond traditional duties, urging modern choices over conformity. It notes changing laws and lifelong companionship as central themes.
New York Diary Recounts Social Circles and Names
A fragmentary diary entry from 1935 New York recalls meals with Mrs Ernest Torrence Charles Schwob Helen Aster and Sumner Blossom. It notes social calls to Walter Chrysler Jr Joan Crawford and Lois Morgen plus vivid sketches of artists like George McManus Neysa McMein and Margarett Sullivan. It mentions Ripley’s salary dispute and a playful jab at Don Herold.
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New York
Ernest Torrence
Charles M. Schwob
Helen Aster
Sumner Blossom
Ted Woolware
W. O. McGethan
Polly
Traube
George McManun
Sienis
Amercan
Don Hereld
Herold
Neysa McMein
Charles Dane
Gibson
Sally
Briggs
Cor- Jorn Abaver
Swars
Xem
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Ose
Indigestion By Royal 5 Copeland M D
Emotion strongly affects nervous indigestion with anger fear or excitement. Excitement tightens stomach muscles, delaying digestion and may cause constipation or vomiting. Children are often more affected. fear can trigger distress and refusal to eat. Adults should stay calm before meals and seek pleasant company to avoid symptoms.
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Byam
1923 and 1915 notices from San Antonio Light files
Military deaths reported as Captain Harald E. Sturckin and Sergeant Cyril B. Russs killed when their machine caught fire and crashed. A Warner Co property sale near Houston and Preset alrenta for 487,500. Fire devastates a home on Mam mord Avenue. A large city prison crowd and historical notes on army allotments and local events.
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Geant Cyril B. Russs
Ras
And I Remember When
A reminiscence recalls a dignified widow in Lockhart, detailing her late husband and family, noting her calm presence and readiness to share life experiences. The memory highlights her affection for ballads, cabbage, and browned vegetables as small personal quirks.
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Maslin
Lockhart
Avatin
Evreyone
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