Young Citizens Day in San Antonio Promotes Citizenship
In San Antonio on June 28 1939 thousands of youths aged 14 to 15 re dedicate to liberty and democracy at the Municipal Auditorium. The event organized by the San Antonio 20 30 club features an oath of citizenship with native and foreign born attendees and quotes Rev A G Swartz on responsible citizenship.
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College Audit Proposes Deferred Tuition for Wisconsin Students
State Senator Harry W. Bolens proposes a tax relief plan by auditing state spending and funding for higher education. He argues non-residents and residents alike benefit from a $20 million university plant, with residents bearing 95 percent of taxes while a smallWisconsin student body reaps the education. He suggests a system of promissory notes due five to nine years after graduation to fund the education, framing it as sensible bookkeeping in government cost analysis.
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Silk Underwear Revolt and Old Kansas Politics
A fragmentary critique links prison unrest to silk underwear, referencing Eugene Ware, Mark Twain, and William Allen White's What's the Matter With Kansas? The piece sketches convicts' nonconformist mood, Tolstoyan self-denial, and the era’s militant reform backdrop, weaving literary figures into a broader Kansas political satire.
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Carrie Nation
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Allen White
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Gene Wore
What Men Die For Or Go To Jail For In News
By Edwin C. Hill discusses the unpredictable human side of news and why behavior matters. The piece notes that human actions, often irrational, shape what makes headlines and why readers care about crime and punishment.
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Behind the News on Roosevelt Third Term Tactics
Washington reports discuss White House planners using forceful tactics to influence candidates and media. It notes rumors of Roosevelt seeking a third term, pressures within the party, and possible movements by Hopkins and Jackson with mixed signals on public stance and timing.
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Ingratitude Faces Mom in Tearful Letter
A fragile handwritten note pleads for appreciation from children. The mother, worn and tear-stained, recalls mothers’ sacrifices while a teen daughter Janet criticizes her outdated dress and shifts the blame to a mysterious “Mousy” figure in the room.
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Ten and Twenty Years Ago From 8 A Light Files
The article recalls past events from 1919 and earlier, noting a Texas appropriation fight in Austin approving a 290000 allocation for a San Antonio shrine area and a post office building bid of 26700. It mentions Luling foundation courses and a sermon installation at a Westminister church, plus emotional family prose about a mother's sacrifice and societal expectations.
How Do You Say It Errors In Sentences
A fragmented excerpt shows dialogue about pronouncing phrases and actions. It mentions a proprietor earning fifty dollars a month and disguises, with lines about meetings, patriotism, and a condemned man awaiting execution. The text is garbled and appears to be a language or puzzle column fragment.
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