A Plea for America and Americans
President Hoover faced stern questions in 1915 over his global work as an engineer. The letter argues six million Americans are jobless and many more suffer from poverty amid calls for a $5 trillion prosperity loan to restart industry, criticizing Hoover for not acting to aid his own people.
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Testing Boats There Ought to Be Menial Test Tanks
A small 15-foot model Cunard steamship sits in a John Brown shipyard test tank. Waves and a gale simulate Atlantic conditions to reveal design flaws, guiding engineers to refine the vessel. The article likens such tanks to mental tests for students, imagining future devices to prepare youths for real life.
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Texas Trails By HARRY WILLIAMS
A fragmented column from former congressman Claude Chids Pellew details retirement after 22 years in Congress and 28 years in public life. The piece recounts his finances, a Notary Public connection, and local political history amid references to nearby towns, land deals, and community figures. It weaves personal recollections with local developments and social notes about returning residents and farm life.
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Voyage From Normandy to Paris Through a Fractured Memory
A narrator recalls a sea voyage from Le Havre to Paris across a war torn landscape. Vivid scenes of grey stone towns, crowded ports, and bustling markets mix with images of ships, trains, and anxious passengers. The journey captures both distant familiarity and the shock of war altered surroundings.
Twenty Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
A 20 year time capsule notes upcoming county election actions and key figures. It lists speakers and organizers like Walter Feltard and others, outlining who will deliver remarks and how ballots will be polled, with lingering debate over anti prohibition views.
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Marry Go Round: modern remecs on love and art lovers
Helen Rowland surveys modern romance and flirtation, arguing many men misread signals and women seek tenderness over flashy technique. She cautions against boastful tactics and urges real listening, restraint, and genuine affection as the path to lasting affection.
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