Roosevelt Must Undo New Deal to Avert Economic Crash
Risings against Roosevelt’s policies argue recovery won’t come from more government action. The piece urges him to reverse New Deal steps, cut taxes, ease regulation, and heed industry leaders and private employers to spur jobs. It criticizes politicians as ignorant of business, labor, and agriculture, and cites Elbert Hubbard’s dictum about professors.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Federation of Labor
Roosevelt
Elbert
Hubbard
East Aurora
Governor Allred Refuses to Send Rangers in Pecan Strike
Governor James V. Allred declines to send rangers to San Antonio amid the pecan shellers strike. He cites no legal authority and says only a court injunction can resolve picketing. He notes protections for legitimate strikers through the courts and cites the Texas industrial commission inquiry.
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James V. Allred
San Antonio
Donald Henderson
United Cannery Agri-packing and Allied Workers
Allred
Texas Industrial Commission
Signs and Symptoms of Diabetes Disease
The article lists common diabetes signs such as excessive thirst and urination and weight loss. It notes polyuria as frequent large water intake day and night, and mentions acetone and acetoacetic acid in advanced cases. It explains testing blood sugar for diagnosis and describes general symptoms and related terms like polyphagia.
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Chomsead
Ebvays
Fragmentary Disease Note Describes Diabetes Effects
A fragmentary medical note describes diabetes affecting energy and weight. It mentions progressive weakness, fatigue after minor exertion, and a general loss of strength, with the patient lacking normal energy and endurance.
Diabetes signs include skin symptoms and vision changes
By Royal 5 Copeland MD. Diabetes often shows as skin lesions such as eczema, itching, and infections due to lowered resistance. Elderly patients may also exhibit cataracts and declining vision, which should not be ignored as possible diabetes indicators. Copyt 4948, up King Ferg, Syn, Inc.
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Copy
Up King Ferg
Syn, Inc
L A Light Files February 19 1928 San Antonio rail plan
A. A. Tankolt officials foresee Frisco railroad linking San Antonio and San Angelo within about 120 miles of track next month. South Side Improvement League reelected Merman H. Geishag as president and pushed a new traffic artery from downtown to Corpus Christi. Mra E. Satterfield secretary treasurer.
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Frisco Railroad
San Antonio
San Angels
A. A. Tankolt
Merman H. Geishag
South Side Improvement League
Once Overs and a Messy-Mouthed Night Tale
The column recalls the late McIntyre’s prewritten pieces in The Light and vents about social whirl, a puffed eye from a fancy dinner, and the urge to exaggerate stories with phony flair. The narrator frets about sounding clever and funny without crossing lines.
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McIntyre
Colum
Alibi Tale From a Dinner Crowd and a Burglar
A rambling monologue recalls a late night struggle with a masked burglar. The narrator boasts a dramatic escape and a claim to a convincing alibi while lamenting personal flaws and social judgment. A romantic subplot hints at Harry Burton and Eva Benin among the chaotic thoughts. The tale ends with a grim vow and a reference to the river.
Greatest menace of modern life feminine greed sparks chatter
A column piece discusses gender greed as a social danger, citing doctors lawyers and judges who warn it provokes strong reactions. The author notes a reader letter describing how women’s greed supposedly triggers anger and high tension, labeling it a volatile topic in public discourse.
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A. Ghhith
South
Bonnie Brie
Los Aneles
Calif
Colum
TP. Alg
Joe
Robinson
Mo Wormer
Money, Women, and the Economy in a 1948 column
A 1948 Byard King Fees column argues women drive consumer bargaining in American life, defending female thrift as a natural, hereditary duty. It cites a male economist stance on women’s spending, contrasts with old world housewives, and credits mothers and wives with most U.S. earnings. The piece defends women as prudent savers and essential to economic perpetuation.
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Mabel
King Fees
Byard, Inc
Panda Hunter Ruth Harkness Brings Back Giant Panda
Ruth Harkness, a New York dress designer, led an expedition to western China to capture a giant panda. After months of peril and travel along the Yangtze River, she returned with the first live panda, inspiring a banquet at Yarik's city hall attended by Colonel Roosevelt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harkness
China
Yarik
Roosevelt
Yu Lin
Harkness
Wrb
Lewis Garrells Snavk
Harknness
Western
New York City
Panda
Panda Baby Rescued After Traps and Quirky Poem
A whimsical tale recounts dawn and rebase traps quoting Lewis Carroll as they pursue a baby panda found weighing under three pounds in a trap. Wan the cook quotes a misheard phrase while Mrs. Harkness returns to America with the tiny panda, described as the cutest thing seen, and a new book title hinted.
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Lewis Carroll
Wan
Pandas Draw Crowds at Chicago Station Visit
Report notes 1600 fans gather at a Chicago railroad station to see Su Lin the former first panda and a playmate in a rare display. Lloyds of London disputes the specimens' custody while noting the pair are among the rarest creatures in human captivity.
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Chicago Railroad
Staton
Su Lin
Chicago
Brookfield
Lloyds of London
Kine Fens, Synd., Inc
Wise Words on Prosperity and Adversity
A compact meditation notes verses from Ecclesiastes and Stephensnn reflecting on prosperity and joy amid a world full of troubles. The fragment presents a call to happiness like kings and pairs ancient wisdom with modern sentiment.
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Ecclesiastes. Co
Word Puzzle Quiz From Old Page Prompts Language Confusion
A vintage style quiz asks which word fits correctly and which accents or phrases are right. It includes questions on word endings, punctuation, and proper usage, inviting readers to test spelling, pronunciation, and grammar.
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Enese
Blanc-Rangs
Rise
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Innes
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Ealing
Royal
Copeland, M. D
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Lula Onheenheck
Griesenheck
St. Anthony Hotel
Bho Management
Fy We
New York
Parkinson
wWe
Sory Jacks
O. K
Harry Burton
Eva
Benin
Ile
Hawk
Fannite
Roys
Gelthith
Elsie Robinson Noles
Acads
Elsie Robinson
Angela
Vask
A. Griffith
Los Angeles
Cale
Cowie
Griffith
Ascre
Nox
Mothers and Wives of
America
Panda Hunt
Sli
Wang
Edwin C. Hill
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