Courageous Band of Patriots and the Lease Debate
Senator Hiram Johnson of California argued against the lease lend bill and urged keeping the United States out of war, expressing an overwhelming love of America and a desire to serve it first. He warned against favoritism in foreign policy and urged a debate driven by real American interests before any decisive action.
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United States
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Walter George
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Ring Features Syndicate, Inc
Righteousness and Peace as Two Paths to Hope
A reader urges February as Brotherhood Week and calls for moral rearmament to achieve world peace. The letter stresses liberty of conscience, universal brotherhood, and the need for nations to pursue rightousness and justice through inward reform rather than force. It cites the Marquess of Lothian and warns against decrying others while failing at home.
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Marquess of Lothian
Tate Balish
United States
Common Infectious Mononucleosis Affects Youth
The illness often begins with sore throat and fever in young people aged twelve to twenty five. It may include chills headaches and general malaise with loss of appetite. Pharyngitis occurs in about half the cases and fever rises to a peak within a week. Abdominal pain and neck discomfort can appear, while the cause remains unknown though likely infectious.
Disease symptoms and blood changes outline by Dr Bandesen
The text outlines fever timing and temperature ranges, enlargement of lymph glands before fever, and gland swelling that decreases in days. It notes spleen enlargement is possible, minor eye gland swelling, and varying white blood cell counts from normal to very high. It attributes cure to unspecified factors.
McFarland Likely City Mayor Candidate in May Election
March 1 1931 report notes Guy G McFarland Antonio attorney as Citizens League mayoral favorite if he runs against incumbent C M Chambers and four current commissioners seek re election. Also covers San Antonio Public Service stockholders annual meeting and profits 420 331 27 for 1920 versus 199 003 20 in 1918.
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Bai Antonio Public Service Company
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Aacom- Para
Washington Forum Seethes Over Steel Policy Claimed Clampdown
Government plans for mandatory priorities tighten spring production, threatening steel and defense contracts. Labor faces no similar limits while management can be pressured. confiscation law looms if steel workers strike, with Richard Frankensteen accused of leveraging defense work. Congress probes Brazil, England, and Hull transcripts amid wartime policy jockeying and foreign policy maneuvers.
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Washington
Open Air Parliaments and War Tax Fears Clash in March
A fragment from a wartime column urges Americans to weigh the cost of conflict as Department of Commerce figures warn Britain could slip into economic slavery with taxes reaching 85 percent if war endures. The piece calls for action and resilience, contrasting debates on democracy with personal health advice and open air town meetings as practical civic exercises.
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Department of Commerce
United Kingdom
Europe
Switzerland
Connecticut
Greece
Acsterland
Pink card crusade targets profanity debate
Benjamin DeCasseres writes on the Anti-Profanity League plan to mail 100000 pink cards prosecuting mild swearing like Oh Zooks Dickens and Geet Arthur S. Colborne argues swearing has two sides and may surprisingly prevent greater harm while profanity is tongue born and can be curbed rather than celebrated.
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Arthur S. Colborne
Babe
Swene
Nickel coinage discontinued in several European countries
Extraction of sugar from sawdust and wood waste aids war industries. Industrial efforts in fine tid and French tide chum boost nickel mining, with certain European nations ending nickel coinage due to metal shortages and wartime needs.
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Tide-Chum
Agger Ting
The Acacia Remains a Living Symbol of Love
A reflective din of a garden scene describes the felling of an ancient acacia in a city house yard perched on a slope. The speaker mourns the tree as a friend and symbol of shelter and strength, yet vows that from its roots will spring new shoots and enduring beauty beyond loss.
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Italy
Sergeant Muff
Love and resilience bloom from rooted memories
By Elsie Robinson. A poetic meditation on love as a rooted force that endures hardship. It urges belief in renewal, noting deep roots beneath leaves and trunk that grip the heart, and promises that brave hearts can grow stronger love in spring despite fear.
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Hero Len
Light's Quizzer: San Antonio directory question prompt
A fragmentary quiz item asks about names starting with X in a San Antonio telephone directory. It references the first and last listings, notes many under Y, and mentions the Alamo Motor Club and Cart Zwick.
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San Antonio
Quita
Alamo Motor Club
Cart Zwick
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test Puzzle
A garbled exam item asks to complete phrases and name colors and operatic works. It mentions clews about bylines and by indigo versus carmine, and asks to name three of five creat Lakes. It references Gilbert and Sullivan and hints at answers on a contest page.
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