U S Delegates Come To Their Senses
A study of dollar stabilization argues that the United States must anchor its currency to domestic factors before any international fix. It cites debt to wealth ratios from 1824 and 1932, warns against tying the dollar to foreign exchange, and calls for inflation to lift private borrowing, asserting England and the world conference have no bearing on this national task.
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London
United States
Great Britain
England
Mystery Beards and Speakeasy Tales Across 1930s New York
A fragmentary reminiscence paints a vivid New York scene with a famed speakeasy No 21, its high iron fence, and designer clientele including Libby Holman and Smith Reynolds. It traverses Westchester castles, bar rooms, church precincts, and quirky street portraits while naming figures like Ruth Snyder and Judd, with memories of crime, media, and fashion echoes.
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New York
Stoet
Libby Holman
Smith Reynolds
Ort Worth
Jack and
Charite
Westchester
Jack
Charlie
Cheese Returns as Beer Legalization Spurs Demand
Dairymen report milk consumption remains steady while cheese markets expand in New York state. Since beer was legalized, cheese sales rose about 20 percent with Limburger Liederkranz and sharp American varieties leading. Other industries such as glass, barrels, printing, railroads, and autos also gain from the broader market shift. Prohibitionists warned of ruinous outcomes, but anticipated declines have not materialized.
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New York State
Beer Control Board
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson on a rotten system
A provocative piece argues that a harsh finance system favors the strong and harms the little man. It contends that big fellows profit from a cruel structure while ordinary citizens suffer, calling for a new deal and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Big Shota
Ives
King Fess. Syn, Inc
Conscience Funds and a Nation’s Remorse Recalled
A long meditation on the U S conscience fund recounts gifts returned to the government from citizens and former officials. It notes millions given since 1810s, with anecdotes from pastors, veterans, and even a Civil War copper, all seeking forgiveness and restitution. The piece ties charitable acts to moral renewal as it traces historic voluntary contributions to the treasury.
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Rouseisoce
Sam
James Madison
Marke
Ubi
Tye
Treasury
Washington
St. Paul's Church
London
Walt
Ana
United States
Indiana
L Arems
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in the San Antonio Light
Ten and Twenty Years Ago notes report Teebert Agnew returning to San Antonio for a visit, with details on the Ju ventis player debut and writing experience. Tom Hetherington is elected president of the junior chamber of commerce. A planned artesian well work and river improvements near Brackenridge park are discussed by George Burkey, river and ditch commissioner.
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The
San Antonio Light
Teebert Agnew
San Antonio
William HM. Branc
Lytle Theaters
Annewood
Ben Antonio
Juventis
Tom Hetherington
San Antonia
Brackenridge Park
George Burkey
Sunstroke dangers and prevention by Royal 5 Copeland
An advisory on sunstroke risks during hot humid days, warning especially for children and the elderly. It covers symptoms, urgent steps like loosening clothing and calling a physician, and prevention through reduced exertion, hydration, cool clothing, helmets, and avoiding alcohol. It also explains heatstroke differences and home care while awaiting medical help.
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Ilse
Capy't. Ui
King Meas, Ayn
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A humorous portrait of modern courtship and marriage customs. The piece questions how women and men perceive commitment, mocks pursuit tactics, and riffs on romance amid changing social norms and media. The author satirizes 1920s dating, money in partnerships, and the idea of a “high standard” life beyond material comforts.
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U.S
Barcelodia
Los Angeles
At. John the Divine
George Arliss
Janer
Gong Island City
America
Plittsbuch
Gundey
Larry Doyle
Hughie McQuillen
Promaine
Queens County Court House
Ruth Snyder
Judd
Albert Snyder
Ruth
Snyder
Arnold Roethstein
Iife
France
John Hutchins
John Vandercook, Jr
Jindy
Vandykes
Bob Beripps
Magnificent
Brittany
Mlle
Grandpa
McNaught Sym, Tae
Saint
Sammy
Ley
Ellows
Edwind, Hill
Wabash
Army Corps of
Ulysses
Rerels
President Hoover
Quartermaster
Hanner
Conscience Fund
McAdoo
Tranagressor
Conscience
General Fund
Grover Cleveland
President Cleveland
Aotal
Olticn Department
Servien
Jettor
King Mean
Ayn
Ines
SUNE
Teulive Divisions
Royal 5
Copeland, M. D
Helen Rowland
Screen & Fine Art
Acme Brill Flant
Toye
Raweel Young
Lalla
Aha
Ike
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