Best of God's Men George Washington Hero of Youth
In San Antonio on February 22 1936 George Washington is honored as the Father of his Country whose influence shaped American character and institutions. His farewell cautions on liberty and governance are urged to be remembered as the nation celebrates his 204th birth anniversary.
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San Antonio
Tex
George Washington
America
Washington
Europe
Continental Congress
William Makepeace Thackaray
What if Uncle Sam owned all gold and silver
The piece argues that if the United States controlled all gold and silver reserves, money would shift away from precious metals to durable, portable forms. It notes over ten thousand million dollars in gold and 835,112,060 ounces of silver, asserting people prefer tangible money that can be seen and weighed rather than paper promises.
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Sam
New Deal Nostalgia Traced to Ancient Chinese Texts
Dr W B Pettus of California College in China asserts the New Deal predates the Russian Soviet era and even Australia’s socialistic trials. He claims a three thousand year old Chinese classic contains the same ideas, possibly older than magic and as old as early honest labor.
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de. W.B. Pettus
California College
China
Australia
Memories of Writers and City Life Through a Fog of Names
A pasted collage of literary references and New York anecdotes, reflecting on writers like Booth, Dreiser, and Kin Hubbard, plus sightings of artists, actors, and social scenes. It weaves personal musings, letters, and era icons from Paris, Chicago, and New York, ending with a note on McNaught Syndicate copy.
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Kin Hubbard
Daperman
Merilyn Miller
Charlie Towne
Sng Yoong
Laley
Wang Hve al Smith
Mar- Donald
Paris
Grover Whalen
St. Carl van Vechten
McNaught Synd
10 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
February 22 1926 notes recall two hundred homeseekers from North Texas and the Midwest passing through San Antonio over the MKT route to the Rio Grande Valley. A train load of colonists was carried to the Valley. Joes Charles F C Ladd of San Antonio and A member of the Real Estate board received notice. A new surge in preparedness reaches San Antonio as a local American region forms to enroll citizens with military or technical experience for possible service in war. Vere Wyat Edgecomb will call a local meeting for membership.
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L. A
Charles F.C. Ladd
San Anto- No Mas
Nae Monat Real Estate Board
San Antonio
Vere
Wyat Edgecomb
Bose Tligbie
Glaucoma Explained by Royal Copeland MD
Royal 5 Copeland MD outlines glaucoma as a serious, hereditary risk needing immediate specialist care. He describes increased eye pressure, optic nerve damage, and episodic vision loss with halos around lights, stressing early detection to prevent permanent blindness.
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Royal 5
Copeland
M.D
Sone
Prayer and the call for better become a personal vow
The text reflects a speaker seeking a practical, timeless prayer amid frustration and self doubt. It references Oliver Wendell Holmes and the idea of inner reform, urging the audience to build noble temples for the soul rather than wallowing in past mistakes. The voice calls for courage to reinvent one’s life and reject a cramped, self-limiting existence. The passage ends with a call to live as we choose.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Reid
King Fras
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