Keeping War Power in the Right Hands
A SPLENDO page argues the senate must retain the power to declare war, with Congress and the president as coequal in constitutional action. It credits Borah and warns European leaders not to misread Roosevelt’s stance as abandonment of the fight for neutrality law revision amid ongoing war-power tensions.
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White House
United States Senate
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Roosevelt
Chicago
House of Representatives
Senate
Versailles
Woodrow Wilson
United States
England
William E. Borah
Webster
Clay
Legislative Department
Europe
Better Meat and Bigger Market for San Antonio
The city commission adopted a strict meat inspection ordinance easing access to markets. Dr. Van C. Tipton said San Antonio meat will now meet federal standards requiring veterinary inspection before and after slaughter, and the measure regulates processing. Mayor Maverick welcomed the move as boosting public confidence and improving meat quality.
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City Commission
San Antonio
van C. Tipton
City Health Department
Tipton
Maury Maverick
Desert gold rush dreams revive in old west mines
The piece describes renewed interest in legendary and rumored mines across the American West. Investors, prospectors, and locals anticipate a new boom driven by high metal prices, with whispered finds in Arizona near Oracle and legends of a rich Spaniard era vein behind a sealed doorway. News centers on revived exploration from Arizona to Nevada and beyond.
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Hell
Arizona
Oracle
New York
Panamints
Nevada
California
Drath’ Valley
Mexicat Sierra
Wichita Mountains
Oklahoma
Rockies
Canada
Roosevelt
King Features Synydicate, Inc
Gold Lodes and Indian Tales Turned to Fresh Yarn
A desert tale of a miner and a map to a $200 per ton ore inspires reflections on colonial greed and legendary yarns. The piece recalls Epenow’s gold legend on Martha’s Vineyard and the era’s lure of treasure, noting how such stories spread far beyond their origins.
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Iast
Malapal
Hassay
Aipa
Nquer
Southweab
New York
Epenow
Martha's Vineyard
London
White Matt
Earl of Routhampton
King Ear
Strong Teeth Facts on Diet and Tooth Decay
The article cites Dr. R. W. Bunting of Ant Arbor Michigan arguing that diet alone cannot prevent tooth decay. It notes digestion issues and glandular disorders like thyroid or parathyroid involvement can affect mineral uptake and tooth development, and that even well formed teeth can decay while poorly formed teeth may resist decay.
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R. W. Bunting
Ant Arbor, Mich
Gret Bay
What Do You Know Can You Answer 10 Questions Correctly
A garbled quiz style page asks about science trivia and general knowledge. It mentions topics like humidity effects, projectile motion, air quality, barometers, water glass preservation, Sperm whale classification, quarantine, opaqueness of substances, and kerosene origins with many OCR errors.
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Tals Sa Salmple
Cleo
aiatiMatory
King Peaturen Symdiiate
Tooth Decay Tied to Germs and Diet Findings
Dr Herman N Bundesen reports tooth decay links to the acidophilus germ and infection. Reducing sugar and certain grains in diet lowers germ levels and may halt cavity progression. An orphanage study showed low sugar diets delayed new cavities and prevented further decay.
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Bunning
King
Roosevelt’s Neutrality Debate Divides Parties In 1939
Washington July 22 Roosevelt pushes to repeal arms embargo to aid Britain and France, while Republicans warn this risks war. Observers note a rare bipartisan push toward a clear national stance, with Democrats and some Republicans split over intervention and neutrality.
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Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
de Tert
Britain
France
Listen World! A Satirical Look at Tolerance and Decency
Elsie Robinson critiques modern tolerance in a nostalgic column arguing for a general code of decency and good manners. She contrasts Victorian restraint with Prohibition era freedom and mass tolerance, urging Americans to restore civility, respect for religion, patriotism, and private boundaries.
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Grampa
Vann Joins U S Marshal Office. Elks To Initiate Tonight
John W. Vann, who served 10 years in Kerr county, begins as deputy U S marshal under Fleet White in San Antonio. Vann replaces J. H. McKay, who moves to the customs service at Corpus Christi. Also, over 25 new Elks to be initiated in San Antonio tonight under Jack T Burke.
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John W. Vann
Shield
Kerr County
Joonx
United
Fleet White
Vann
J. H. McKay
Customs Service
Corps Christ
Roy Campbell
San Antonio Elks Lodge
Jack Tt. Burke
G. P. Tuttle
WG. Sharver
Sala
Burke
Los Angeles
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Gallagher
International Finance
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Nasareno
Colorado
William C. Nease
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United Brotherhood
J. Nease
American Legion
Texas
OG. W. Scroggs
Najuiank
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Gollveston
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