Linthenay House and the eccentric painter Chanler
A fragmented profile of Robert Chanler, a celebrated but reclusive artist, living at Linthenay House on Base Nineteenth Street. The piece sketches his theaterlike culture clash, notable guests, and intense design taste, noting his roommates, decor, and unconventional entourage in a New York stylized society portrait.
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Annd
Trobert Chanler
Virginia
Chie
Ghonter
Chanter Les France
Luxembourg
Sorente
Stephaniy Ryhgoose
Linthenay House
Chanler
Fort Jong
Amélie Ws Sherltf
Fynchcis
Richard Haridisg Dayin
Diputies
Crawler
Honest friendship with all nations entangling alliances with none
The Hearst papers outline a platform with a US strategy of non entangling alliances and respect for diverse nations, highlighting longstanding calls for balanced foreign relations and national interests. It advocates a calendar year reform, a Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of Caribbean territories as part of debt settlement.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
San Antonio Proudly Supports Randolph Field Transfer
President Hoover telegrams San Antonio Chamber of Commerce praising the city's patriotic spirit in presenting Randolph Field site to the government. He calls the civic life intertwined with the army, notes San Antonio as the West Point of the Air, and affirms the government's choice serves the air service’s best interests.
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Hoover
San Antoniio
San Antonio
San Antonians
Randolph Field
Paradies Amerika as a Best Seller in Germany
Berlin reporter Egon Envin Kisch publishes Paradi es Amerika a harsh nonfiction sketch volume that challenges the idea of America as paradise. He travels cities exposing upsetting gaps claim ing Americans think less independently than Balkan peasant women and questions the American system though noting its opportunities for food shelter and clothing.
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Amerika
Germany
Berlin
Egon Envin Kisch
Kisch
Liberty and the paradox of liberty by Everett Dean Martin
Everett Dean Martin argues in Liberty that majorities grip power and show indifference to liberty. The book notes masses dying for freedom and a long history of people gaining and protecting liberty against stubborn minorities. The author laments how majorities now undermine liberty through unthinking authority.
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Everett Dean Martin
Cooper Union
Indian girl jailed for drunkenness in Omaha court
An Indian girl appeared before Judge Halmes of Omaha charged with drunkenness. She testified she began drinking after being hired by federal officers to act as an undercover agent on her reservation. The judge condemned the system for detaching girls and turning them into stool pigeons and drunkards in the name of law.
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Halmes
Omaha
Judge Holmes
Bondsmen Ordered to Pay Into Municipal Coffers
A San Antonio corporate court expresses firm stance on disturbanc e case bonds for defendants who fail to appear. The ruling indicates bondsmen must cover liable amounts, signaling a shift toward stronger bail enforcement and a possible statewide precedent to enforce bail more strictly than the defendant’s word.
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San Antonio
Listen World Read by Elsie Robinson Style Satire
A garbled 1920s style critique urges readers to question constant self doubt and the myth of genius. It contrasts the dream of unique talent with social pressure and the need for perseverance, ending with an exhortation to prove worth through work.
Genetics in Variation Across Life Cycles and Beans
A discussion of haploid and diploid life stages, reduction division, and variation origins. It cites Johannaes’ classic bean experiments selecting for weight, forming two lines from heaviest and lightest seeds to illustrate inherited versus environmental variation and the impact of selection on hereditary traits.
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Mars
Loby
Mossen
Red Sea
Fife
Grandyrent
Utm
Seand
Johannaes
Fie
Plos
Attinv
Minua
Mooyright
Welln Janan Thuater
Usorke F. Well
Heart Attacks Require Dx By Royal S Copeland M D
A historical medical guide discusses heart attack diagnosis and treatment, detailing how heart disease affects the aorta and blood vessels, the onset of chest pain, and the importance of prompt care. It cites Royal S Copeland M D and references 1950 medical discussions and concepts.
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Royal S. Copeland
Ferter Communistlentruf Anne
Attack risk rises during lunch in NFLi episode
The account describes a dangerous health episode during a midday meal where sudden pain and faintness threaten the actor. It warns that a brief attack can last only a few minutes, with lingering effects and need for medical assessment to prevent a fatal outcome.
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Kewapaper
Fight Impressions The Fight's Human Race and Boxing
The piece discusses boxing as a moral and social force, noting Theodore Roosevelt's view that boys should settle quarrels manfully with fists. It contrasts noble aims with modern crime using weapons and money to corrupt, while a painter Theo Matejko records memories of a fight to reveal its various aspects.
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Theo Matejko
Theodore Roosevelt
Imong
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Patriotic Service
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Elsie Robinson
Chater
Hal Chauré
Wailers
Prwle
Meeken
Krigler
Feieom
Prealaranga
CA USA
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Leelan
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