Japan Exports Boom Driven by Cheap Currency and Labor
A Tokio report credits currency depreciation and cheap Japanese labor with a boom in exports and reduced unemployment. The piece contrasts this with U S harm from imported goods, urging swift action by Congress to support the Buy American movement against a flood of low-cost foreign products.
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Japan
Tokio
America
France
United States
England
Belgium
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Congress
Listen World by Elsie Robinson
Public column condemns a Cheated Generation, laments fear and suffering across age groups. The writer voices sorrow for the young adults leaving childhood, claiming they drift amid turmoil caused by industrial upheaval and social pressures.
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Elsie Robinson
Etiquette guidance and generational critique in club notes
A letter on proper formal names for married widowed and divorced women. It also includes a long column urging older generations to support responsible standards and better treatment of young people, arguing we owe them a stable, honest world. The piece laments lost standards and calls for charity, service, and fair play.
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Miss de Pryster
Gener Club
John Doe
Wigans
Mary Doe
John So
Mary
M.K
Joan Doe
John Allen
Graham Allen
Graham
Jas
Tuan
Ann I
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A humorous column on beauty and the idea that a turned-up nose or retrousse profile shapes a woman's fate. The writer argues a "classic nose" can influence romance and social outcomes, with playful digs at fashion and aging.
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Helen Rowland
Beauty lore and nose fashion in old style woman’s magazine
A quirky essay advises women to manage appearance and confidence with humorous contrasts between “classic” and “Greek” noses, praising dignified poise over trendiness. It blends beauty tips, vaporous home remedies, and social judgment, arguing that celebrated heroines shared imperfect noses but endured critique.
Low Blood Pressure by Royal 3 Copeland M D
In this article Dr Copeland explains low blood pressure, its symptoms, and how it differs by age and environment. He notes that rates below 100 may still be healthy for some and links low pressure to infections, shock, or chronic inflammation. The piece emphasizes careful investigation and uses blood pressure as a health index.
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Mir Dean
Henry L. Mencken
Petard
Baltim
Ike Roy Howard
Gem
Remembering Confederate Pardons and Texan Rebels
Victor Coorwood recalls a document about his father Bethel Conpwond a camels trader from East Woodlawn Avenue detailing two federal pardons for Civil War rebel actions. He notes amnesty laws and Texans crossing to Mexico seeking pardons for acts during the war and aftermath amid conflicted opinions on rebellion and reconciliation.
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Bethel Conpwond
Texas
Mexico
Harlem Rent Parties and Teas: A Roaring 1930s Scene
The New York district's mood lifts amid rent parties on Lenox and West Fifty Seventh Street. Gossip and gaiety mix with street songs, dancing, and a tea scene centered on Fanny Hurst. Patrons barter coins for music, theater chatter, and glimpses of social life despite economic strain.
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New York
Harlem
Lenox
Halla
BI Robinson
Adelaide Hall
Ethel Watter
Janculaien
Stringer
Barlem
Fanny Hurst
Arstle
West Eiftyreventh
Miss Hurst
Kajlin
San Antonio tourist center opens with pride and plans
Ten and twenty years ago San Antonio records show tourists flocking to a new information hub on Grockett Street as Cal Birkhead, chamber president, opens the tourist center and outlines an organized tourist bureau. Also noted is a school board sale, the Milam School move, and property condemnations.
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Grockett Street
Cal
Claide. Birkhead
Chamber of Sommerce
San Antonio
Prio Rt
Austin
AL Am
Fietier
Milama
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Hota
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