Admiral Taylor Leaders Far East Naval Force
The article lauds Admiral Taylor, commanding the Asiatic Fleet, as a wise fearless American naval leader with long experience. It urges Secretary Adams to grant him a free hand to protect American nationals in China amid the Japan China dispute, while resisting entangling alliances and preserving a strong navy as urged by Roosevelt.
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United States
Far East
Montgomery Meigs ‘Taytor
United States Navy
Taylor
Adams
Admiral Taylor
Asiatic
Shanghai
Hoover Administration
China
Japan
Admiral Saylor
Roosevelt
Congress
Presidential profile amid crisis presses best men to lead
The Dictionary of American Biography sketches Warren G. Harding noting he was clouded after death yet a capable minor figure in a simple station. The piece argues a heavy responsibility rests on party and nation choosing a strong leader amid a presidential year of crisis.
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Dictionary of American Biography
Warren G. Harding
Harding
Penrost
Selnoun Ded
PABST
Mencken Suggests Sixth Class For Professors On Ships
Henry L. Mencken proposes a sixth class for professors aboard future 1500 foot ships. He notes 6482 professors traveled to Europe last summer and suggests sixth class rates around 30 dollars. Travel would keep professors from jazz and radio crooners, with five day transits and careful handling of chloroformed cargo.
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Henry L. Mencken
Europe
Disjointed Self-Reflection From a Broadway Memoir Fragment
An odd, stream of consciousness list from a New York diarist touching on Henry Viller Pearson McCord and Edna Ferber, with riffs on Broadway, dreamlike memories, and eccentric anecdotes. The piece mentions October as a favored month and references Will Rogers, Calvin Coolidge, and Ruth Gordon in a loosely connected personal tape.
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New - York
Henry Viller
Ste de Franch Purser
Pearson McCord
New York
X Ueser
Aarlice
Antwerp
Ani Vm
Helen Hayes
Ruth Gordon
Champ
Gras
Will Régera
Calvin Coolidge
Canary
Kitty Hawk
Melba
At. Louis
Ao Ax
Edna Ferber
Dreas
Ritz Carlton
Diet Advice for Middle Life From 1323 Feature
An old maxim urges moderation to live well and explains how over eating and drinking in middle and later life lead to weight gain and auto intoxication. The piece lists gout Brights disease kidney issues and hardened arteries as risks from excess. It offers a diet plan and exercise as remedies with detailed meal suggestions and portions.
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Statistica
Edleborg Relic and Rural Fortunes Echo in Texas Trails
The text recalls past Edwards County figures Ivy Wheat and W W Collier, their hunt for a friend, a 1936 photograph, and lodge mem ber entries. It shifts to local gains from Fuller’s earth and dairy debates, plus a dinner among officials about Sudro grass as cattle feed, illustrating long running rural livelihoods on the Edwards Plateau and town development.
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Edleborg
Rio Grande
Edwards Plateau
Gentemac
Nore
W. W. Collier
Aheriff
Edwards County
West
Texas
Ira
W. W
W.von Olge
Leakey Lodge
A. Fe
A. M. Hoth Tra
Jimmie Toler
John Leates
Return of a San Antonio cash trail from the rusted past
A veteran recalls a 25 year old bond between two men in San Antonio. One man fell on hard times after a deal failed and broke ends. He met an old friend who offered support, handing over $38,000 to rebuild, and the pair vow to start anew despite their bruised history.
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Beck
Kar
San Antonio
Jena
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
An essay on trust and betrayal in friendship. The speaker argues that disillusionment follows when a friend fails to meet imagined ideals. True faith remains intact, recognizing friends for their reality, not our projection, and keeps faith despite hurt.
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Thor
Alan
Sian
Chile
Nohlec
Deprright
Tee
Marry Go Round By Helen Rowland Explores Desertion Forms
A humorous analysis of divorce desertion in marriage, detailing how husbands retreat for various reasons and how wives navigate the concept. The piece surveys patterns from simple departures to elaborate orchestrations, contrasting polite terminology with social realities.
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Helen Rowland
San Antonio History Notes From The San Antonio Light
The column recalls events from February 4 in 1622 and 1012. A 1622 San Antonio storm damaged utilities and stores, while 1012 items mention rebuilt King Ranch house plans, a lecture by William Jeanine Vegan, and a Medina excursion with 120 to 150 autos carrying over 400 people.
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Ee Sapta Gerteurlis
King Ranch
Kingsville
Samoa
Times
San Antonio
Negar Dounty
Wigineau Jenauc
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