San Antonio as a Big Business Firm
The article argues San Antonio acts as a major business institution, with hundreds of merchants attending a spring trade meet and United Merchants of Texas convention from February 7 to 17. It emphasizes the city’s role as a wholesale and jobbing center and the duty of all residents to foster public goodwill through courteous service.
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AN Antonio
San Antonio
United Merchants of Texas
Mussolini backs our stand on opium reform
Italian leader Mussolini urges rationing of narcotics to medical needs and supports reducing production. He proposes a Washington conference to confront global drug crime, aligning with the American delegation while challenging slow action at Geneva.
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League
Stephen G. Porter
Mussolini
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Washington
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International Trade Convention Heads to Detroit in May
The national foreign trade convention will meet in Detroit from May 25 marking the first inland session since 1921 in Cleveland. Detroit’s auto industry will attract focus on foreign markets while other sectors receive attention. The event is sponsored by the National Foreign Trade Council with broad civic participation.
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Detroit
Cleveland
National Foreign Trade Council
United States
Heart Diseases By Royal 5 Copeland
Almost a million and a half lives were lost last year in the United States, with pneumonia influenza heart disease and Brights disease among the deadliest. Efforts by science lessen some deaths, while accidents rise. Emphasizes diet, living habits, and constant vigilance to fight disease.
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United States
McClure
Iie
Queen’s Counsel on Free Love and Family Duty
The speaker rejects royal detachment, urging women to view free love through a moral lens. She defends family, duty, and children, arguing love should inspire noble acts yet remain disciplined, avoiding gutter boundaries while remaining a guiding force for life and country.
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Over Life’s Hurdles and Temper Control
The article discusses temper as controllable through self reflection and effort. It notes irritability may stem from physical issues or worry and suggests heart to heart self-talk to uncover fears. With focused effort and discipline, self control can reduce temper and improve happiness and efficiency.
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Emily
Notable musical numbers delight at Conneaut event
The Conneaut Ohio News Herald reports a charming program featuring two piano solos by Mrs Boward Senger and two selections from a musical show by Dr G Borland.
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Tt. G. Borland
Conneaut
Ohio News-Herald
Point of View on Women Teachers and Civil Service Debate
The article discusses George Bernard Shaw’s remark on women teaching and the issue of unmarried teachers. It argues judging applicants by ability, not marital status, and favors competence over groups in civil service. It uses anecdotes on hiring fairness and a church elder’s decision to illustrate individual welfare over job safety.
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George Bernard Shaw
Methodist Church
United States
McChrrce
Calling the Pigs in Pictures
Three Chicago Herald and Examiner images illustrate a sharp moral about con men. The captions show how the caller of the blind pigs fools many, proving the saying a picture is worth a thousand words.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
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