Advice to the Bonus Army in Washington D C
Thousands of ex service men gathered in Washington demand government action on employment and a delayed bonus. The piece criticizes the government for failing to provide work or immediate bonus, highlighting destitution and the six cents per day aid. It condemns the administration and notes public opinion shifts amid broader political fights including Ferguson’s bid for governor.
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Washington
London News
Europe
Sag
Ferguson
Remember When- Remember When- by J. B. MackARLANE
A reflective piece recounts a Terrell Hills building project and a rattlesnake incident with Mexican laborers. It prompts soldiers to return home and influence public opinion before Election Day, urging support for a government more attentive to veterans than to international finance.
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J. B. Mackarlane
East
Baylor Street
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J. M. Chithim
Terrell Hills
Glasgow
Ray Kan Nee
ARES
Washington
District of Columbia
Fragmented reminiscences of Chinatown and Columbia scenes
A disjointed reminiscence bridges Chinatown wartime tensions and cultural clashes with late night dance halls in Columbia. The narrator recalls vague war shadows, guarded streets, and a stream of vivid人物 and places, including named figures and a curious collage of dances, locales, and memories from New York to Columbia.
Listen World by Elsie Robinson in history column
The piece invites readers to trade envy of dramatic pasts for participation in present history. It contrasts romanticized eras with current hardship and urges personal action to shape history rather than merely observe.
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Elsie Robinson
Toothpick Victim Dies Under Knife
STEUBENVILLE Ohio July 14 Victim of a toothpick dies after a stabbing incident. The chaotic page includes garbled personal notices and fragmented quotes about marriage, gender roles, and social norms, reflecting a cluttered late 19th or early 20th century column with stray conversations and oblique remarks alongside the grim incident.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Gilbert Bolla
Exchange Club to visit Austin for social meeting
Members of the San Antonio Exchange Club planned a trip to Austin after a Thursday breakfast at the Laa Hotel to meet new officers of the Austin club. The party will motor to the capital for a day in the city for a purely social confab. J. L. Chapman, regional director of the Veterans Bureau, spoke at the breakfast.
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A. Exchange Club
Austin
San Antonio
Exports of Cotton Continue to Gain
Washington reports cotton exports for June rose to 360,000 bales from 255,000 the same month last year. The Department of Commerce announced the ninth consecutive monthly gain, noting a seasonal dip from May’s 370,000 bales.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Etiquette Q and Answers on Table Manners and Fork Use
A reader asks if sitting with one arm on the table is proper and whether to switch a fork between hands. The exchange endorses graceful posture, discourages elbows on the table, and notes that shifting forks left or right is acceptable if comfortable, with caution against loading the fork too heavily.
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Peyster
Harmonious Color Advice for Eggshell Satin Dress Shoes
Advice from Kathryn Depeyster on pairing eggshell satin with shoes and hose. Recommends dyed eggshell satin shoes to match the dress, suggests nude or flesh tones, and offers alternatives like blue, brown, red, or green accessories. Advises avoiding black with eggshell, and notes color harmony in bridal parties.
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Ds Peysters
Consright
Trade News Radio for Mexico Markets Planned
From the San Antonio Light files a 1922 notice says a special radio station to broadcast trade news to Mexican cities and the San Antonio area will be installed soon by the Mexican trade bureau the chamber of commerce.
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Mexico
San Antonio
Mexican Trade Airenacal
Chamber of Commitrce
T. A. Purecoll
Hearst Papers Advocate Proposes Economic Relief Plan
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a plan including a five billion dollar loan to relieve unemployment, a 6 percent sales tax, income tax reductions to finance industry, reform of the Volstead act to permit light wines and beers, and measures to revive industry, government revenue, and personal liberty.
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Jack Curley
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Marlon Cordon
Robrlesteshe
Chicago
Larry de Carrada
Hilda Ludwig
Lee- Ty
Hilda
Archie Gayer
Harry
Columbia
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Heoyrteht
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Warde
Jaden Chrough
Sean
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Howe
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Crusa
Isi Kwe Feng
Marty
Dal
Umn
Batson
Mr. D
Donene Vane Vanes
New York
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Thanes
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Tae
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Miss Anonymous
Mrs. Howe
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Hell County
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Alamo Plaza
Homer D. Matthews
St. Anthony
Houston
Carson
Casson
Hearst Papers Advocate
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