France warns America about looming crisis and betrayal
A strongly worded editorial argues France faces famine and morale collapse after a Soviet aligned shift, warning that the United States risks similar subversion under Roosevelt era policies. It accuses American officials of aiding radical internationalists and Blum era French reforms, urging a repudiation of such influences to avoid a fate like France.
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France
Russia
Roosevelt
Leon Blum
How Much Is a Billion In Public Debt Test
A sharp critique notes a national radio intelligence test by the federal office of education for the forgotten man. It lampoons questions about numbers, geography, and history and ponders the sources of billions and who pays the bills.
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Federal Office of Education
Scotland Yard
George Washington
Reno
Nev
Los Angeles
Calif
Heart surgery saves stab victims in remarkable cases
The article notes the brain and heart as marvels of the body. It cites 13 recent cases where individuals stabbed in the chest were saved by surgery, though long-term stress harms the heart. one youth who was stabbed could run three blocks before collapsing, and a surgeon later repaired the ventricle.
Gold Endures and the World Fortified Vaults of Gold
In a Kentucky essay, Edwin C Hill extols gold as the unchanging standard and global treasure. He describes the United States vaults and France’s Paris stronghold, links gold to faith in paper money, and traces gold’s long history from Columbus to colonial galleons.
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Kentucky
Uncle Sam
Anab
France
United States
Seine
Paris
Columbus
Europe
Nizam of
Hyderabad
India
Rome
Cortez
Pizarro
New World
Alexander
Scipio
Ald
Spain
Peru
Panayon
Elizabeth
Tranels Drake
Henry Morgan
England
California
Australia
Alaska
South Africa
Ontario
Golden State
Dear Govt Dear Mr President Rooseve lt Delegate letter 1936
A humorous mock letter from a 1936 unemployed Democrat delegate in Philadelphia addressed to President Roosevelt. The writer jokes about the Democratic convention crowd and radio program funding, mentions Treasury, Farley, and Senator Barkley, and closes with a signoff as an unemployed delegate.
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Winston Norman
Comyenshian Hall
Roosevelt
Filadelphia
Mr. Pres
Pres
U.S
Bark- Jay
Presdient
Treazury
Listen World Listen World by Elsie Robinson
A male narrator reflects on freedom and daring life, then discovers the value of small steady acts. He joins a remote logging project, witnessing hard work, danger, and camaraderie that reveal daily decency and loyalty as the true force behind meaning.
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Copel
King Peas
Ford Uns
Theatre Critics Complain Of Dismal Broadway Nights
A sprawling, nostalgic critique laments waning stage vitality. Critics lament inept productions, tired performances, and a public enthralled by backstage gossip. Amid the clamor, a lone critic clings to moments of sharper, more authentic theater across a city map of remembered venues.
Transfusions Now Safer And Simpler In Modern Hospitals
Blood transfusions, once experimental, are now routine in large hospitals. Modern direct transfusion techniques allow blood to be drawn from a donor and pumped directly into a patient’s vein, with rapid improvement in color and strength after the procedure. Donors undergo regular health checks to ensure safety and only proper blood types are used. Copyt 1938, by King Foas Synd., Inc.
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Royal S. C
King Foas, Synd., Inc
Division of powers as Jefferson saw federalism
The piece quotes Jefferson on the value of distributing power among federal, state, and local governments. It argues that division, not consolidation, best serves the people by limiting central authority and reserving non delegated powers to states or the people, aligning with constitutional text.
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Jefferson
United States
King Feas. Sy
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From the Files of the S A Light
June 23 1926 report lists Alfred Lieut 3 D Alfenberg and others in a flight mishap near Brooks Meld after engine failure at 1000 feet. Albert V Huth Bexar tax assessor named by James E Fermison to attend National Tax association meeting in Indianapolis. Susan chairs banquet committee for twenty fifth anniversary of the San Antonio Builders Exchange. June 23 1915 bids called for the New South Ride High School plans presented to the board of adye.
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S. A
Callen
Alfred Lieut
D. Alfenberg
National Giles
Carl V. Scutter
Archie Guard Etudent Mer
Brooks
Albert V. Huth
Bexar County
Coversnor
James E. Fermison
Texas
National Tax Associaton Meeting
Indianapolis
Bolling
Susan
Te San Antonio Builders Exchange
Tune
Wil
New South Ride
Board of
Adye
Fragmented Wise Words Amid Scribbled Prose
A damaged text fragment presents misread quotes about wit and virtue from ancient sources and love. It preserves names of classic authors and moral reflections but lacks complete sentences and clear attribution. The readable lines suggest a literary or aphoristic clipping with uncertain origins.
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