Urge Senators to Do Their Full Duty
Citizens are urged to support the Senate investigation into private international bankers and their ties to foreign governments and public officials. The appeal argues Morgan interests influence U.S. policy and calls readers to contact their senators to ensure a thorough, honest, impartial probe led by Ferdinand Pecora and the investigative committee.
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United States
House of Morgan
John Pierpont Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
Morgen
United States of America
Youth Will Not Fight Demonstrations Rage in New York Area
Memorial Day protests against war erupted across New York and nearby areas as youths carried placards reading Youth Will Not Fight. Incidents included a punch on a police lieutenant, flying bricks and bottles, tear gas, and minor injuries among pacifists and counter demonstrators. Harlem pacifist groups clashed, a police car intervened, and several participants were treated for minor wounds.
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New York
al Perth Amboy
Linatin
Teo
Chaotic Montmartre tale captures wan gaiety and gossip
An oblique stroll through a faded Parisian scene and Fort Worth wit, blending cafe chatter with misfit humor. The piece drifts from dimly lit rooms to Broadway gossip, naming figures like Amon Carter Jr, Hendrik Van Loenen, and Walter Kelly while sketching a mood of fatigue, satire, and tepid social masks.
Exposure to Sun Warns Against Prolonged Sunlight Risks
A health note warns that while sunlight supports health and prevents vitamin deficiencies, excessive exposure can cause severe burns and death. It recounts a friend who slept in sun and suffered extreme burns, urging gradual exposure and caution, especially for infants, with sun baths and cod liver oil as guidance in low sunlight periods.
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Irena
Listen World! A sharp shot at movie age limits and class bias
Elsie Robinson rails at Hollywood and democracy in a caustic column titled Listen World. She mocks the romance of a glamorous heroine and the demand that suitors be West Point graduates, arguing double standards in gender and social worth. The piece uses satire to condemn elitism and superficial judgments in entertainment and society.
Etiquette for serving coffee and tea at a tray setup
Instructions describe arranging a coffee tray with cup and saucer, sugar bowl, cream pitcher, tongs, spoons, lemon, and napkins. It advises placing each cup on its own saucer, grouping items by function, and serving guests by asking preferences for strength sugar and cream.
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Miss de Peyster
Rock Andy
Lea
Ameera
Tenspoang
Urather
Tea etiquette notes from Gloria Wins and Miss de Peyster
A fragmentary letter exchange discusses tea service details and graceful phrasing for offered refills. Gloria Wins argues for polite invitations versus urging phrases, while a Miss de Peyster responder weighs the form of tipping the hat as respect in social conduct.
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Gloria
Misa de Peyster
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland challenges gender norms
A 1933 column argues men should claim more equal rights and indulgences in style and emotion. It contrasts male timidity with female assertiveness, urging men to embrace cosmetics, lounging attire, and open displays of feeling without shame.
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Harbizon Plaza
Dick Berlin
Lonfert
Brother
Yeas
Helen Rowland
King Kean
Water soaked find and city notes from 1923 San Antonio area
A water soaked tank at the Shiner ranch north of San Antonio yielded a foot found by Deputy J. Sibla and three firemen after a night search. A woman camper reported seeing a human foot underwater. Also noted were plans for five new elementary schools, a street paving reassessment approved by the city, a June 20 tax appeal for property owners, and the first gusher in the Somerset company area bringing a five inch stream to 130 to 140 feet high near New Braunfels, southeast of town.
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Shiner
San Antonio
J. 4
Sibla
Somerset Ol
Giloipany
G. Kurz
New Bomernol
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Teefer
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Lady Astor
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