World Condemns Nazi Persecution of Jews and Catholics
Editorial denounces Nazi outrages in Germany and defends Catholic clergy resisting regime impositions. It cites Frick and Goering as out of hand, warns against official instigation, and calls world sympathy, equal opportunity, and religious freedom as core to liberal democracy in America.
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San Antonio
Tex
Germany
Wilhelm Frick
General Goering
Hitler
America
Roosevelt Pushes Guffey Bill Amid Constitutional Doubts
The article argues the Roosevelt administration rushes the Guffey bituminous coal bill despite constitutional concerns. It contrasts with Taft’s Webb Kenyon stance on executive responsibility, warning that altering this policy undermines orderly government and prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
New Deal
Congress
Iia
House
Ways and Means
Taft
United States
Air mail bill deadlocked as McKellar blocks conference
Longstanding stalemate over air mail legislation pits the Mead bill empowering the ICC against Senator McKellar’s demand to dictate rates. House backers say reform would aid air lines. McKellar’s stance favors railroad interests and ongoing losses. The public awaits a conference outcome amid calls for a freer Congress.
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Federal
Senator McKellar
Tennessee
HOUSE
Mead Air Mail
Mead
Interstate Commerce Commission
McKellar
Commission
Air Lines
Congress
I Believe in America and Democracy A Youth Speaks
An impassioned 1935 speech by Elsie He about American idealism and patriotism through the eyes of a young voter. It defends democracy, acknowledges faults, and urges loyalty to the nation despite disillusionment. The speaker affirms belief in America, urging unity, courage, and service to protect its founding purpose.
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Elsie
Haing
America
Ini
Servier
Foat
Armelha
King Fea
Syad
Tne
Fragmentary quotation on religion and wealth in prose
Fragmented lines discuss religious prejudice and wealth, noting that experience guides survival and that those who never engage in fishing may fare worse. The text resembles a spoken, informal reflection with irregular spelling and incomplete sentences.
Mastoiditis danger and treatment for young children
Mastoiditis is a common infection in children often following scarlet fever measles diphtheria or influenza. It involves the mastoid bone behind the ear and its connected air cells with the middle ear and eustachian tube leading to potential brain involvement if untreated. Pain fever and rapid pulse signal infection. drainage may require mastoid surgery once feared, now safer with timely care.
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King Fras
Marry Go Round and the Modern Problem of Marriage
The passage surveys marriage and femininity with satirical notes on vanity and romance. It contrasts the idea of women’s beauty with brains and critiques husbands who overestimate their fashion sense. It cites Helen Rowland's From the era’s light celebrity writings.
Erskine and Other Luminaries Highlight New York Social Scene
A portrait of John Erskine the erudite yet approachable professor and author, noted as a globe trotter and party guest. The piece catalogues his charm, London popularity, and curious faddish interests, with mentions of other editors like Harry Burton and industry figures shaping literary circles. It ends with a column on social venues and a quirky thread about historic figures and cultural curiosities.
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New York
John Erskine
John
Jack
Helen of Troy
London Mercury
Dr. Erskine
Harry PB. Burton
Fugleman
Literati
Theater Ov
Cleveland
New ‘York
McCall's
Beatrice Furton Morgan
Exploding Cosmos Opens Vast Cosmic Expanses
Observations indicate the cosmos is exploding with parts scattering at speeds over 10000 miles per second. The expansion has continued for hundreds of miller years as galaxies and billions of stars spread outward. Light from distant galaxies shifts toward the red, signaling recession. the exact meaning remains unknown, but suggests a creation evolving beyond Earth. Research asserts humans may witness the unfolding of grand universal principles as knowledge grows.
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Pluto
Earth
King Enn Synd., Inc
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A San Antonio Light feature recaps events from 10 and 20 years prior. It notes a high ranking in the Texas Educational Survey for local public schools and cites the loss of a 3 032 420 waterworks assessment. Also mentioned are Bexar County's first bale of cotton sold at 1 cent per pound, Judge Winchester Kelso’s farm, and a Met opera recital at the Menger Hotel with Carl Schlegel supported by Edna Polhemus and others.
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San Antonio
Bexar County
Winchester Kelso
Cassin
Carl Schlegel
Metropattan Opera Company
Menger Notel
Edna Polhemus
Soht M. Blemnfeldt
Arthur Cigagson
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Helen Rowland
Mar
Fanhiort
King Meas
Sandy Ent
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Floyd Gibbons
Washington, D
Chicago
Moriblanto
Bseido
Maud Gibbons
Temple Bailey
Lioyd Danglan
Harry Leon Wilson
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Puck
One-Eye Connelly
Francis Albertant
Jim Braddock
Braddock
Albertanti
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Conners
Broadway
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
McNaught Synd
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Hiram Percy Maxim
Frank H. Bushick
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