Clara Barton and the Red Cross Saintly service across wars
Clara Barton, linked eternally to the Red Cross, defined international charity and volunteer cooperation. The founder of the Red Cross, she aided Civil War and Franco Prussian War battlefields, guiding disaster relief, first aid, and mercy across fires, famines, floods, and earthquakes worldwide.
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Red Cross
Tom Paine
Miss Barton
The
Two Worlds
Louis Pasteur, Germ Conqueror and Human Benefactor
On December 27, 1822 Louis Pasteur was born in the Jura region of France to a tanner family. The article lauds him as a towering soldier of science who fought a sleepless war against disease, isolating germs of chicken cholera and anthrax, curing hydrophobia, and revolutionizing chemistry and surgery, noting his life saving billions though he died poor and devout.
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Jura
France
Louis Pasteur
Salamis
Austerlitz
Marne
Army of Science
All Should Help GROUPS Celebrate Roosevelt Birthday
Scores of towns and counties nationwide organize for the 1938 Roosevelt birthday on January 30. Proceeds go to aid those afflicted with infantile paralysis as in prior years, honoring the president and encouraging public support for health and happiness.
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Roosevelt
The Crape-Hanger Foretells Tax Tender and Feasts
A moody verse describes the Tax Collector, the Crape Hanger, as ever-present at every meal. The satirical figure demands payment before hosts and waiters, promising a grim digestion of leftovers.
Wishing, Writing And The Real World In 1928
Elsie Robinson argues that mere wishing fails without hunger and effort. She frames Mary Jones as a symbol of drifters who mistake glamour for work, urging true desire and discipline to become a writer rather than a quitter. The piece reflects timeless advice on motivation, creativity, and the costs of ambition.
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Mary Tones
Lee Willa
Cather
Tate
Ani
Mary Jones
Sony
King Frat
Wite Memorial museum cornerstone set in Brackenridge Park
From 1925 records, the cornerstone for the final unit of the Wite Memorial museum in Brackenridge Park was announced, to be laid within weeks as construction continues near the rock quartz. A breakfast honored Otto Praeger, with many local officials attending at the Gunter hotel.
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Wite Memorial Museum
Brackenridge Park
Gus Witting
Howard
Antonio
Brackensidge Park
Otto Praeger
Gentral
San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
L. J. Hart
B. d. Altgelt
J. H.kirkpatrick
O. B. Diehl
Tke T. Pryor
H. &. Tildebrand
Clint 36. Brown
Jame
R, Davie
F. VonMucker
W. B Tultir
Percy Terrell
Mark Twain Centenary Reflections On Modern American Writing
In this critique the author contrasts Twain with contemporary writers and praises Steamboat Round the Bend by Ben Durbin, noting Twain’s clarity and humane portraits of American life. The piece defends American literature against pretentious trends, lauding Durbin’s river tale and its Will Rogers connections while honoring Twain’s enduring insight into the nation. It reflects on enduring American stock, regional voices, and a hopeful republic amid literary change.
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Ben Durban
Republic
Delvers
Jung
Avery Stable
Nety Bank
Will Rogers
Dr. John
Rob Mr. Burman
Mr. Burman
Tver
The Social Register and New York Fashion Gossips
A fragmented column by 0. C. McIntyre surveys New York society and fashion. It lampoons socialites, actors, and public figures in a lively, era-specific voice, noting trends, personalities, and style quirks while mapping a cultural tableau of the time.
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C. McIntyre
New York
Hope WiNam
John Ottersoni
Hearst
Fellows
T. Everett
Frank
Clark Gable
York
Henry Collins Brown
Col
Joe Barttlett
Fannie Brice
Roger Davis
Atttches
Jackson
Ohio
Frank Crum
Arthur William Brown
Richard Watts Jr
Teds
Woodyard
Cook
Hugh Johnson
Rob Wagner
Joe Williams
Jack Benny
Mark Twain
Vanderbilt
Libby Holman
Bivoy Golman
Ermine
Childs
Charles Danna Tibson
Roland Young
Tio
Allergy and asthma linked through elimination and tests
An article explains allergy as a heightened sensitivity to foods or environmental substances causing asthma symptoms. It describes elimination diets, skin tests with protein extracts, and vaccines as relief methods, stressing medical exams for infection sources and cautioning that asthma is not curable but can improve with proper care.
Marry Go Round Then and Now by Helen Rowland
A nostalgic look contrasts Christmas memories of earlier days with modern gift trends. The piece questions changing dreams from simple handmade and novelty gifts to expensive items, noting warmer yuletide rituals, closer family moments, and simpler joys fading with time.
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Sotor
Metropolis
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