Broad way crowds spark near panic as police cordon curbs
In New York broadway crowds whip into a panic at theaters during celebrity appearances. Police cordons and calm leadership prevented disasters as bystanders describe falling, lost hats, and close calls. A bystander credits a plainspoken officer with keeping order amid the chaotic crush.
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New York
Metropolitan
Broadway
Smith
Welker
Unpatriotic Attack on the Citizens' Training Camps
A House subcommittee considers abolishing the citizens' military training camps claiming economy. The piece argues such action increases unemployment and weakens national defense, urging preference for unemployed youths and recalling Washington on preparedness. The author labels Congressman Collins unpatriotic for opposing the camps.
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War Department
Congress
Collins
United States
Manchuria
Shanghai
Congressman Collinge
George Washington
Washington
Colling
Holding Companies Face Federal Probe of Public Utilities
The public utility holding companies are to be investigated by the federal government after a protracted defense of state exemptions. Representatives say the move will place these interlinked firms under strict regulation, with widespread public support and expected approval.
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Hearst
March of Science
House of Representatves
Rayburn
Interstate Commerce Committee
House of Representatives
House of Tr Sentatives
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Exercise for Health By ROYAL SCOPELAND
An essay underscores the need for regular physical activity to maintain normal weight and healthy organs. It condemns sedentary city life and heavy reliance on cars, urging office workers to walk, golf, or similar mild exertion without overstraining the heart.
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Fhoan
Norsshaek
Futtores Service
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Christmas Card Confusion and Old Texas Homes Reflected
A fragmented reminiscence sketches a misaddressed Christmas card to Harry Williams of Trails San Antonio and the return of notes. The piece laments old Texas architectural styles with wide verandas and classical columns and recalls a San Antonio painting trip by Alice Chilton to Corpus Christi. It features Ben Carleton Meal, a San Antonio artist, and a Root Hill cemetery drawing near Tarcoso with soldiers buried “with their boots on.”
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Powyér
Fletonis
Traila
Hemolula
Traile Fe
Hetry Williamn
West Testwood
Uraiay
Harry Williams
Lakefield
Bondlulu
T. A
Columm
Trails
San Antonio
Hunday
Teale
Wittemurent
Kamuel F. Gideon
University of Verag
Texas
Bam
Alice Chilton
Corpus Christi
Reen Asic
Neex
Ben Carleton
Artin
Alpo
Bep
Root Hill
Ube
Tarcoso
Panhandle
Eric
Trosle
Dates and strawberries mark Carrizo Springs growth plan
At a funeral in the cemetery men discuss unique date palm varieties and potential commercial value. A. P. Tolmson notes Carrizo Springs as a Texas site for date cultivation alongside mentions of Africa. Johnson plants 360 date palms on a ridge while Carrizo grows 100 acres of strawberries with carton shipments starting near Christmas. Preparation for strawberry shortcake follows.
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Cortizo Springs
Winter Garden
Carrizo Springs
Texas
Africa
Johnson Ia
Carrizo
Christmay
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A fragmentary column titled Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland explores how a woman's choices and a man's responses shape relationships. It discusses flirtation, social expectations, and the elusive idea of a "good man" across moments from cab rides to life choices.
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Helen Rowland
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson from the 40s essay on aging women
The essay argues that women fear aging past forty while society grants men over forty chances. It contrasts Grunmnekaiz the Grand Hotel dancer with empowered roles for women, urging that life remains vibrant and open to opportunities beyond forty, challenging cultural expectations.
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Dancer
Grusinekei
Ufe
Seti
Mae
America
Ilona
Africa
Washington
al Conrae
Grandma
Angor
King
Syn
10 and 20 Years Ago From the San Antonio Light
Reader notes from 1922 and 1832 recount events in San Antonio including a New Jersey fire and a civic service ranking, with references to Tod McDonald of Chicago and B G Timcan in San Antonio. A February gale disrupted lighting and power as Brigadier General Dun exh was delegated authority to manage border disturbances.
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San Antonio
Fegrhaly
Gyril Walker
New Jersey
Fire
Barazday
Tod McDonald
Chicago
Alrake
B. G. Timcan
Drugiat
Pontmantter
Wenate Yealer
Me Tinern Wan Amon
Civil Service
Fuller Aee
Sont Merhort
Gofelock Saat Nicht
Joseph W. Dunexh
Department of Texan
Taft
Ancren
Perth
Mexicn
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