West Texas Chamber opens San Antonio district office
The West Texas Chamber of Commerce inaugurates a San Antonio district office marking the expansion of the world’s largest regional group. The move signals strengthened ties across Texas regions and with eastern and Latin American markets, aligning growth with San Antonio as a commercial hub and gateway to the Southwest.
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West Texas Chamber’ of Commerce
San Antonio
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
South
Southwest
Plains Country
North Texas
South and
Texas
West Texas
East
Middle-West
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Winter Garden
Sinclair case shows two legal views on same facts
A judge ruled the government wrong and Sinclair acted within his rights, while public opinion branded the oil magnate and cabinet officer as guilty over a rumored $100,000 cash hand bag transfer. The contrasting judgments illustrate the gap between charging and proving in the Sinclair case.
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Sinclair
Great Britain and the rise of American films as world ambassadors
The speaker praises American cinema as a dominant cultural force, noting 95 percent of films shown in Britain and 89 percent across the empire are American. He calls Hollywood great traveling salesmen, selling American goods and enchanting audiences with heroes and heroines, asserting the global appeal of U.S. motion pictures.
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Great Britain
British Empire
Europe
Britannia
Wayside Wisdom An Impertinent Penitent
Poem seeks forgiveness for a broken romance. The narrator pleads for proof of a genuine mistake and a return to the past happiness. It laments lost trust, whispered secrets, and a wish for reconciliation and renewed love. The speaker wonders if the beloved might come back to restore their bond.
Drafting Women in the Next War Sparks Regret Across County
A fragmented note from a 19th century column hints at drafts and gender roles. The speaker, Mr. Roghorn, laments that if women are drafted, he would regret not having a second wife to write to his county. The piece shows social attitudes toward marriage and civic duty in a local setting.
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Mr. Roghorn
Napa visit reveals mental institution link in tale
A narrator recalls a visit to Napa with a man and describes how local guards and staff showed them around the facility. The account notes suspicions about the man being treated as a normal guest, the assistant superintendent’s vigilance, and questions about why the hotel stayed open during the stay.
Electric Eels and their Electric Organs in Biological Phenomena
The article explains the electric eel Gymnotus electricus has a large elaborate electric organ along its tail formed by hundreds of cells arranged to act like a battery. It notes all animals produce electromotive force in motion and that the electric organs enable shocks when the head and tail are touched, potentially lethal to small animals or humans.
How to Be Pleasing by Dr Frank Crane
A brief guide on charm through honesty and humility. The article argues embarrassment stems from vanity, urges recognizing limits, admitting ignorance, and avoiding pretense with others. It stresses frankness, humility, and self acceptance as the basis for poise and ease. Copyright 1925 by The McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Frank Crane
Lucian Cary
Otis
Mr. Oaty
Ewaraper Syndicate
Causes and signs of pericarditis in simple terms
A historic health note explains the pericardium surrounding the heart, its inflammation labeled pericarditis, and displays symptoms such as chest pain, shortness of breath, fever, and coughing. It links causes to infections from teeth disease, measles, influenza, pneumonia, and other ailments, stressing bed rest and medical care.
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Tright
Johnpreaves
Muwapapor Fortune Service, Inc
Read a Psychoeducational Note on Violent Temper and Self Control
Discussion of heredity and environment in violent temper among delinquents and noncriminals. Advises honest self-reflection, calm talks, and practical health checks to reduce temper outbursts and find personal coping methods. Emphasizes self-control, routine, and avoiding dwelling on irritants.
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
In a feature on career ascent the piece profiles John We Heatt of Carson, Tele & Heat of Chiengs, Congelaht, detailing a path from entry in the dry goods and department store trades to partnership. The narrative emphasizes starting at the bottom, gradual rise, and Brown University education as a backdrop to business success.
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Ghinnga
Melin
Huvincos
Brown University
Aovan
Ani
Lily
Tis Huninéay
Ute Ptedevic
Grant Proportjong
John We Heatt
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the Furniture Trust
Porring
Darren
Dayton, Anessre
WSU
Roine Olone
Napa
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THE
Asia
Marr
Hie
Sie
Alvonceil
Aftra Linet
Tome
Pernaus
New York
Serer
Hugenby
Angorlation
Philip Nowlan
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