Roosevelt’s New Deal a new era for American welfare
Editorial lauds Franklin D Roosevelt entering the presidency in 1933 as a catalyst for guided change. It frames the New Deal as a perspective that prioritizes social utility, public works, land programs, and farm relief to lift the unemployed and revive purchasing power from the bottom up. The piece praises Roosevelt’s optimism, energy, and commitment to solve malnutrition and economic paralysis, predicting historic value if focused on American problems.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Senator Walsh of Montana Dies Suddenly
A wave of sorrow swept the nation at the sudden death of Senator Thomas J. Walsh. He served twenty years in the Senate and was poised to become attorney general in the Roosevelt cabinet. Walsh exposed graft around the Teapot Dome and Ells Hill oil leases, pursued every lead, and earned broad trust for his public duty and courage. His death is a grievous loss to the country and to the cause of reform.
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We Win the War The San Francisco Bombing Mock Raid
The article describes a mock air raid on San Francisco by a Black fleet, launched from the carrier Saratoga ninety miles offshore. It notes the Blue fleet repelled the attack and emphasizes that city bombardment by aircraft could occur within days after war declaration, urging a robust navy with carriers and air support.
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San Francisco
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San Antonio Light nostalgia recall 1923 items
Ten and twenty years ago items note early bat- harbor flights into San Antonio, a mayoral decision to shut city street work until after the fiscal year, a new tax rate set at 1.18, Elks lodge elects Judge R. Davis as exalted ruler, and remarks by J B Pendicord on Texas hog breeding from Asherton.
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San Antonio
Porto Rico
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Anl R. Davis
Quirky Personal Reflections From a New York Writer
A nameless columnist shares a rambling, humorous inventory of favorite people, places, and memories. He cites Helen Keller, Mae West, George Ade, Ward Morehouse, Lupe Velox, and Major Bowes among others, mentions Cologne and East Liverpool, Ohio, and recalls editors, theaters, and songs. The piece blends anecdotes on manners, travel, and ambition with fevered musings about writing, fame, and daily life.
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Helen Keller
Halser
George Ade
Ward Morehouse
Songet
Biltmore Cascade
Arthur MceKeogh
Kathleen Morris
Lupe Velox
Mae West
Fragmented verse on staying present amid longing for lost family
A reflective piece contrasts living in the moment with fleeing painful memories of mother, father, and a baby face. The speaker admits longing for yesterday and questions the point of enduring loneliness when escape seems easier. The inner struggle lingers between craving safety and confronting time.
Sweet pestering of tears? Bo easy-yes To hide
A fragmented verse piece reflecting on shame and hardship, lamenting those without homes and the burden of sorrow. The lines mix questions and confessional tone, hinting at social distress and personal guilt without a clear narrative.
Etiquette questions on introductions and service order
Dear Miss de Peyster asks guidance on proper introductions when hosting young guests and the tea service order. The writer seeks steps: first present ladies to mother, then gentlemen to mother, then ladies to hosts, then gentlemen to ladies. She notes sisters served before others and asks about serving order for tea or coffee.
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Evander
Treane
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