Lincoln's Mercy: Lincoln Preferred to Err on the Side of Mercy
A reflective piece lauds Abraham Lincoln as the strongest, wisest leader who chose mercy over harsh judgment during the Civil War. It juxtaposes Lincoln with Gandhi and Christ, arguing compassionate leadership sustains peace and inspires reverent remembrance on his birth anniversary.
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Lincoln
Mercy
Gandhi
Abraham Lincoln
Christ
Mr. Lincoln
Abraham Wincoln
Two Ways to View Prohibition in Public Life
The piece contrasts personal belief about alcohol with political manipulation of prohibition. It argues some leaders use prohibition to gain power while courting criminals and moralists who pretend to purity, and urges readers to scrutinize the new movement's political uses rather than moral judgments alone.
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Teer
al Capores
Devious methods alleged in Truman sympathy piece
By George E. Sokolsky criticizes President Truman under supposed pressure from a starving world. The columnist notes bourbon as the president’s drink in a teetotaler’s view and questions policy linking American production to European needs.
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Truman
Bible Verse Reflection From Matthew’s Gospel
A devotional note cites Jesus asking what profit a person gains if they win the world yet lose their soul. The verse from Matthew chapter sixteen is presented as today’s text for contemplation.
Editorial debate on foreign policy competence and war
Westbrook Pegler criticizes The Cincinnati Enquirer for praising General Marshall and other figures, arguing competent foreign policy cannot be judged by a few diplomats. He laments past leaders who led to wars, questions who would avoid war with Russia, and cites figures from Marshall to Hopkins, Dodd, and Hopkins.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Marshall
Sen
Vandenberg
Russia
Migraine treatment advances with dihydroergotamine
A historical report notes migraine attacks with severe unilateral pain and nausea. It reviews treatments focusing on abortive and preventive measures, highlighting dihydroergotamine as a potentially less toxic alternative to ergotamine tartrate. In a thirteen month trial of fifty-one patients, about 80 percent achieved complete relief within thirty minutes to four hours after a single dose, with most responders improving while six showed no benefit. Some had prior ergotamine use but stopped due to reactions.
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Joe Davies
Moscow
Berlin
William E. Dodd
Ed Flynn
Roosevelt
Eleanor
Great
Dodds
Doddies
Germany
Russia
Hitler
the Enquirer
Dodd
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Stalin
The
Enquirer
Europe
Washington
Lloyd George
United States
King
Kine Fenturen Sycileate, Inc
Migraines Show Mixed Reactions To New Ergot Derivative
Dr H N Bandesen notes many migraine patients benefited from dihydroergotamine while ergotamine tartrate caused reactions in about one in four cases. Reactions were mild, including injection site pain and leg weakness, leg burning scalp tingling, not forcing discontinuation for most patients.
Bacring Down On the News by Arthur Rake
Hawkes Wallace contends many admirers fear to vote for him and cites Hankes for stirring publicity. In thirty days his photo appears in more papers than Eisenhower in five years. Hank’s actions are accused of stirring discontent as a third party debate grows, with critique aimed at pushing new political fault lines.
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Arthur “Rugs
Rake Hawkes Wallace
Eisenhower
Hank
Times Square
Hugh Martin
Texas City
Arthur Warner
Wall Street
Boston
Suffolk Downs
Rumyer Fund
Reney Plaza
Miami Beach
M. Angus
Miami
Gotham
Arthur Clark
Brock Club
Arthur Childers
Childers
Florida
Dade
Irish Shamrock Ties Across Oceans and Alamo Skirmish Conflicts
A collage of old recalls from Feb 71 1939 shows a growing shamrock sent from Ireland to R J Dixie Tucker and passed to Alfred Callaghan. Other items note a $10 000 tuberculosis clinic project and a San Antonio balloon school float near Summi place, while a dramatic Alamo dispute involving Miss Adina de Zavala and Sheriff Tobin unfolds with night patrols and injunctions across a Texas panorama.
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America
R. J. Dixie Tucker
Ould
Ireland
Tucker
Alfred Callaghan
Broadway Gossipy Notes From A World Of Fame And Rumor
A San Antonio Light column surveys Broadway stars and high society with playful gossip. Mentions Claré Amory, Connie Sawyer, Gilda Gray illness, Hugh Martin song mock Texas tie, Audrey Totter romance, and casino hotel tensions in Miami Beach.
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Times Square
Claré Jane Amory
Boston
Connie Sawyer
Amory
Maxim Litvinovs
Moscow
Perry Comus
Mary Keenard
Buddy Rogers
Howard Hughes
Cyd Charisse
MG Madonna
Art Ford
Audrey Totter
Mail subscription rates and schedule notices
Local notice lists subscription pricing and delivery days. Daily and Sunday rates are provided for various towns, with Sunday and daily options and associated prices. The notice emphasizes mail service timing and how to subscribe, including single copy pricing.
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Linate
Panama Canal
Igaralua Canal
George E. Sokolsky
Fac Ae
Fam Ennovenh
Westbrook
Pegler
General Marshall
Junioy
Philippines
Pershing
George
Marsha
China
Pearl Harbor
Priket
University of Michigan
Grand Rapids
Senate
Hamilton
Dr. H. N. Bandesen
Hankes
Riccole Saloon
S. A. Light
Robert B. Green Hospital
United States Army’ Captive Balloon School
San Antonio
Summi: Place
Atike
Adina de Zavala
de Zavala
Miss de Zavala
D. BR. T
Jease
John W. Tobin
Victor Hugo
Miss Delavala
Young Republic
Texas
Texarkana
Bil Paso
Rio Grande
Red River
Albert Steves
Deventer
Mister Breger
Cope, Tpan, Ming 1
GaNty Te
Walter Winchell
Gray Young
al Rko
New York
Shannon
U. S. Customs
Dept. of Agriculture
Murray
Jules Heavet
Tne
Broadway
Pith
San Amonto
Vatly
Kunday
Dally
Dali Daly
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