Editorial on partisan danger in George Washington bicentennial commission
The piece argues the George Washington bicentennial commission must stay free of partisan influence. It criticizes Senator Fess of Ohio and Rep. party ties, urging lawmakers to remove party control and assign leadership to nonpartisan figures to honor the nation’s founding event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Senator Fess
Ohio
Congress
Fess
Republican National Committee
Stalin’s Autocrat Power and Human Nature Clash
The piece argues Stalin’s claim that Russians must work faster and gain technical knowledge to survive a hostile world is untenable. It asserts humans resist doctrinal control, clinging to self protection, family love, and ambition, and predicts a shift toward individual assertion over collective ideology.
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Stalin
Russia
Karl Marx
Ricsiane
Complexion Hints By R 8 Copeland
R8 Copeland discusses skin care advice from a beauty parlor owner, praising a popular American soap water whose use purportedly yields clear skin. The piece covers cleansing with soap and water, the role of rough washing rags, and applying a yellow tincture after soap to treat acne and blackheads, claiming notable recovery without harm.
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Birks
Buir
Carl
Etosas
Derac
Mart
Do You Know Aserege Daily Pu hlie Prliagl
A garbled OCR note reports traffic or rent figures in year in San Antal. readable fragments mention a daily puhlie prliagl and related financial terms but lack clear names or dates. This brief item highlights uncertain economic data and local city context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aserege Daily
Puhlie Prliagl Ae Trurihi
San Antal
Texas Trails and the Dobie Cowboy in San Antonio
A fragment recounts a Texas visit by J Frank Dobie, famed writer and nephew of Colday Dobie, who explored San Antonio de Bexar and nearby cow towns. It notes his education at the University of Texas, his literary rise, and his early career writing about regional life for magazines and newspapers.
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San Antonio de Desar
Preiries
Liferay
Dobie
Oldeo County
Richard Dobie
Latelte
San Antonio
J- Frank Dobie
Country Gentleman
Averday Afternoon Post
Kansas
Fane Sleer
Prairies
Fidleria
Old Lagario
Open Forum Speakers Sparking Local Culture Push
By Harry Williams recounts a town Open Forum program that invites speakers to educate and entertain residents. Dobie’s San Antonio trip and a banquet at the Menger Hotel highlight local interest in culture, with notes on audience mix and Dbbie’s evolving persona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum
Theo
Menger
San Antonio Scientific Society
J. Frank
Anashe
Ant
Dabie
San Antonio
Lagento Ranch
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
A 1920s style self help feature warns readers about depression and apathy, offering practical steps to reclaim life. It describes losing appetite, motivation, and interest, then urges gradual actions like social activity, meals, and small routines to counter gloom and reignite hope.
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Gsnarcelf
Fess
Diary of modern Pepys and artistic musings in a 1931 San Antonio piece
A fragmented diary style article recounts art scenes from San Antonio on February 16, 1931, describing sketches of Miss Keller and Helen Kelly, remarks on Miss Taylor, and notes on Leonard Astor, Leon Gordon, and David Warfield. It discusses Warfield’s wealth and stage focus, social observations on New York figures, and humorous exchanges about theater life and politics.
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Janes Montgomery
Triin Cobb
H. NM
Shon Fon
College
Noth Taylor
Maid of
Kansas City
Hare
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A wry meditation on marriage and gender roles features advice and aphorisms about women driving social change and men resisting, with satirical observations on devotion, romantic myths, and the grind of married life. The piece blends humor with cultural critique and ends noting copyright claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Coolidge Discusses Restraints on Trade
Northampton letters discuss restraints on trade and a proposed national board to regulate commerce. The writer argues against government control, warning it could curb competition and raise prices, and emphasizes preserving free enterprise as best for public welfare. The note appears in a series of letters by Calvin Coolidge.
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Conservaton
Nagirate
Tsfa
Salew
Calvin
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Helen Kelly
Forest Hills
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