Foreign Lecturers And Insufferable Propaganda
A harsh critique of foreign lecturer propagandists visiting the United States. The piece condemns paid propagandists from Britain and other nations, argues they push anti dollar aims, distort debt and policy, and urge involvement in foreign affairs. It calls for a halt to the nuisance and defends American political independence.
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America
France
London Evening Standard
England
United States
League of National
League Court
Washington
Republic
Germany
Italy
Spain
Gibbons on the Job Shows Courageous War Reporting
Floyd Gibbons is praised as a top wartime correspondent for International News. He covered Japanese China tensions in Manchuria and Shanghai, risking hardship to provide clear, direct reporting and even air time with a Japanese general. The paper touts his fearless method and high standards.
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Floyd Gibbons
Manchuria
Japan
Racko
Shanghai
Gibbons
King of
Metal Shortage Warns of Global Scarcities and Substitutes
Professor Theodore J. Hoover predicts a progressive worldwide shortage of metals well before industry feels the impact. He envisions synthetic substitutes becoming common, potential mining could restart, and a magnet-equipped prospector locating long-buried wrecking yards and auto dumps to restart a metal age.
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Theodore J. Hoover
Texas Trails Portrays Freighters Leader Visit In San Antonio
The Pioneer Freighters association president from San Diego plans a high profile visit in San Antonio with tie organizer and secretary, previewing a February 22 program. The 96 year old leader recalls battles in Mexico and notes plans for a memoir volume this year, while local figures and anecdotes color the column.
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Pioneer Freighters' Association
San Diego
San Antonio
Tie
Fife
Jas. C. Luby
Capt
Wm. 8. Kyempkau
Buffalo Herd Rampages Through 1828 Colorado River Camp
A letter by W S Dewees recounts buffalo roaming between San Antonio Gonzales and toward Houston. The couple left San Antonio in 1828 and Alan built a cabin on the Colorado River. During a trip back for supplies they camped between Gonzales and Bexar and were chased by an immense buffalo herd that frightened them into fleeing.
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San Antonio
Gonzales
Houston
W. 5
Dewees
Bexar
Dietz
Seguin Gazette Bulletin
Detler
How to Boss a Wife into Truthful Peace
A frank column argues men should tell their partners the truth rather than lie to preserve peace. It laments the burden of deception, noting most wives are reasonable and would respond calmly if men had the courage to be honest about infidelity or missteps. The piece advocates open talk as the only true path to harmony.
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Nhe Umer
Marrie
T& Hook & Woman
Rene
Actiow
Bob
Hia Ughta
Copsright
King
Smine
Blood pressure guidance for age related changes and care
A 1933 article explains how normal blood pressure varies with age, noting ranges from 100 to 120 in young adults and rises with arterial changes. It warns high pressure strains the heart and kidneys, advises regular checks after age 44, and stresses rest, regulated diet, elimination, and avoiding excitement, excess meat, tea, coffee, alcohol, and hot baths.
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Jong
Fort Perralts
Broadway Lost Splendor as Modern Shops Supplant Glamour
A writer laments the decline of historic Broadway from its golden era to a row of haberdashery shops and flashy displays. The piece recalls legendary venues like Rector's and Shanley's, famed performers, and iconic figures such as Joel, Mizner, and Ardent names, contrasting nostalgia with today’s bustle.
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New York
Broadway
Yesteryear
Rector’s
Churchill's
Shanley's
Empire
Astor
Paramount
Avenue
Churchill
Reading
Irving Berlin
Winter Garden
Deepsea
Foxhall Keene
Desmond
Freddie Gebbert
Wilson Mizner
Diamond Jimny
Dan- Held
Tuarley
John
Barber
O'Malley
Jersey
Shanley’s
Broadway Regulaya
Lillian Russell
Joe Weber
Lew Fields
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
A civic essay argues that true sincerity is universal and must be respected in others. It urges readers to accept different beliefs, recognizing hypocritical conviction in all, and promotes keeping an open, forgiving stance to improve personal relations and understanding.
Milk producers urged higher prices in San Antonio
From the San Antonio Light files two decades ago, February 18 1922 reports a San Antonio Housewives League resolution urging large milk distributors to pay producers better prices even if it raises consumer costs. The group favored a higher price over a lower standard.
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San Antonio
Housesalves’ League of
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