Lenin's Tomb Awe Inspires Author In Moscow Visit
Ray Long notes Lenin's enduring influence, describing Red Square crowds at his tomb, the stark monument, and the chilling conditions. He compares Lenin's organized power to historical leaders and reflects on the transformation from obscure barrister to world shaping figure.
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Ray Long
Cosmopolitan
Nikolay Lenin
Moscow
Lenin
Red Square
Kremlin
Lincoln
Fragmentary University Exchange Amid Odd Misinformation
Incomplete report shows students and faculty discussing Primo Camera and Clara Baw, noting a lack of coherent knowledge. The fragment hints at an oral exchange that reveals emerging inefficiency and confusion among participants.
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Primo Camera
Clara Baw
Somerset Fruit Grower on Prohibition and Public Speech
A Somerset district issue features debate over wording in a building project and a broader probe into alcohol and prohibition. The piece cites Kenney and M. Loren voices, notes the Treasury's stance on industrial alcohol use, and reflects social tensions around public discourse and personal conduct amid the era's reform mood.
Secretary Claude Holley Joins Gonzales Chamber Scene
By Harry Williams a look inside community life as Claude Holley named secretary of Gonzales chamber, with witness to county agent work and local figures Trails Shelton and the Loling Foundation. The piece also ponders a housing family’s future and criticizes principle over people amid a Christmas era.
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Claude Holley
Gonzslea Chamber
Cammerre
Sinnton
Terag
Genales
Reminiscences Of Trains And Wagons In Frio County
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls pioneers like Uncle Tom Galbreath who shunned trains for wagons and buggies. The piece contrasts old frontier travel with modern passenger cars, noting fears, social labels, and the slow shift toward railway travel amid community recollections and humor.
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Allenet
Tracle Tomalbreath
Frio County
Thia
Stewart
Devine
Galbreath
I Am One of Gods Frozen People in New York 1931
A self deprecating memoir piece recounts awkward social scenes and the author’s struggle with urban bravado in New York City. He recalls encounters in Ambassadeur Paris, fleeting glances, and the shock of recognizing old acquaintances like McIntyre and McGuire. The narration blends humor with rueful self awareness about class, introductions, and public fluster.
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Bella
Paul Whiteman
William Thaw
Pittsburgh
Felele
Fragmentary notice claims about Hebrews and governance
Fragmented OCR lines reference ancient Hebrews and a “Seventy second obstructive body” with vague critique of leadership. Mentions regret and an increase in some metric across months, but no clear event, date, or identifiable names. Context appears historical and incomplete.
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Ancient Hebrews Beaumont Journal
United 5
Dole Measure Must Stand on Own Merit Opinion Letter
A Northampton reader argues against national outdoor relief and warns that attaching riders to appropriation bills risks crowding measures. The letter advocates considering legislation on its own merits and cites past congress rules that limit attaching unrelated provisions. It references Coolidge in San Antonio.
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Dole
Northampton
Inn
the Light IL
Congress
McClure
House
Galvin Coolidge
Coolidge
San Antonio
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