Editorial on national character and administration in 1935
Editorial from San Antonio Texas dated January 19 1935 argues that great interaction among people reveals embarrassment with the administration and a tendency to promote the views of another nation over the United States, challenging national character. It cites the influence of foreign views on American policy and public life.
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San Antonio
Dangerous Course Charted for America
A critical view of President Roosevelt shifting from non participation in the League of Nations to endorsing the League’s World Court. The piece cites Hearst’s rebuke of Farley and argues the administration orchestrated the move, urging readers to note the shift and its implications for U.S. international policy.
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League of Nations
World Court
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
World Cour
League
William Randolph Hearst
Farley
League Court
Hearst
The
New York American
United States
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
You Can Be Anything You Want Within Reason
A voice urges perseverance and self belief amid doubt. The speaker argues that fear and fatigue can block progress, but urges continued effort toward one’s goals. Success hinges on mindset and steady action despite obstacles.
An Evil Day by Hendrik W and the Propaganda Plot
The passage satirically critiques foreign propaganda in the 1930s, detailing how governments and banks devise plausible pretexts to justify actions. It recalls historical misdeeds, echoes warnings about public indifference, and cites Japan’s forced Westernization and imperial politics as cautionary context.
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Haly
Senegambia
Avatia
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Andra
Negus
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Japanace
Abyssinia
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Macao
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Portugueze
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Tait Tolaleo
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Fega
London Bohemia and stage life cast in nostalgic reminiscence
The column surveys London’s theater scene and bohemian circles, naming Byron era haylofts, Cole Porter, Sennett, and contemporary critics. It sketches places like Park Lane, Adelphi Terrace, Pall Mall, and Covent Garden while noting figures such as Victor Schertzinger, George Bernard Shaw, and Richard Bennett amid era nostalgia and gossip.
Baby Progress By Royal $. When Will Baby Speak Stride
Parents often compare infants and worry when walking and talking lag. Most babies walk by about 15 months with variation up to 20 months, while early movement and single words emerge earlier. Health and freedom from disease matter more than speed, and doctors stress normal development, observation, and patience.
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Bondurant earns teaching honor at Austin College
W W Bondurant Sr for a third time named one of three teachers in senior class scholarship at Austin College based on registrar’s records. He is son of Mr and Mrs Bondurant of 2001 North Flores. his father heads the San Antonio Military Academy.
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Austin College
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Bondurant
North Flores Piscot
San Antono Military Academy
Yee Nee Brown
West
Romar Sirret
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