Americanism Day urged as militant defense of liberty
A long excerpt urges June 12 as Americanism Day a national observance to rally against communism fascism and subversion. It attacks both foreign and native ideologies and calls for militant celebration crediting Washington Jefferson Adams Franklin and Marshall as guiding models while denouncing Moscow oriented thought.
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Europe
Americanism Committee
United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Russia
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler
United States of America
Washington
Jefferson
Adams
Franklin
Madison
John Marshall
Railroads celebrate progress during Railroad Week
Railroad Week highlights renewed interest in rail transport and the western lines. The piece notes a revived pioneer spirit, modern streamlined trains, and air conditioned coaches that ease travel through dust storms and heat, transforming earlier noisy behemoths into efficient, comfortable travel across vast distances.
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Western Lines
West
Middle West
Oklahoma
Kansas
The Teeth as Tools for Health and Happiness
A persuasive piece stressing dental care for long term health. It warns that neglecting teeth leads to illness and pain, notes how clean, cared for teeth brighten appearance and aid digestion, and urges use of proper tools and habits taught in schools. It emphasizes temperate eating and daily brushing.
Listen World!: Elsie Robinson on the modern screen era woman
A caustic column critiques the image of the modern American woman in cinema and society. It mocks the glamorous, sirenlike “Gorgeous Doll” and her marriage role, arguing for practical partnership and honest work over superficial beauty worship.
Pistil practice score leads Brackenridge crowd in June event
Biles Jess Newnham secretary at the post office claimed no pistol use yet posted the high score at Brackenridge Park pistol practice with a6 on a 60 point scale. A nationwide Mexican War veterans reunion is being planned in San Antonio by Mrs Mogre Murdock, with about 20 veterans aged 82 to 91. R P Neuman elected president of the San Antonio Builders' Exchange. Palma Beret uniforms may be worn to San Antonio police pending an ongoing investigation by Purchasing Agent Mackey Products.
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Biles Jess Newnham
Poe
Brackenridge
San Antonio
Mogre Murdock
The
Mexian War Veterans’ Association
Palma
Otty
Mackey Products
Imitation Fails Against Helen Kane and Others in New York
A scrambled reminiscence chronicles how imitators swarmed Helen Kane and other stars, overrunning stages, radio, and film. The piece references Joe Penner, Lenore Ulric, and vaudeville trends, plus fashion obsessions of moguls like Ziegfeld and Norris, with vivid city scenes and odd vignettes from Central Park to Broadway.
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Helen Kane
Joe Penner
Penner
Joe Prisco
Liberty
Dear Govt Child Protests On Child Labor My Nephew
A letter writer, Norman King, critiques child labor laws as a joke while describing a 15 year old American youth who resists work. He jokes about porch labor, unemployment, and the supposed three-part career arc, arguing laws keep youth healthy yet jobless after 18.
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