Reynolds-Stanses bill would register aliens and tighten immigration
A historical editorial endorses Senator Reynolds NC bill enforcing universal alien registration and fingerprinting, with tests for admission and deportation of undesirables. It argues to curb crime, reduce relief burdens, and save American jobs, contrasting it with Kerr bill and calling for court-based oversight to prevent executive overreach.
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The Red Man's Example on a League of Nations
A dusty study hosts Dr. J. N. B. Hewitt who argues American Indian lore inspired a proto league of nations. He recounts Deganawida and Hiawatha founding unity among Iroquois nations, detailing laws, suffrage for women, and a symbolic five arrows badge.
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Constitutional Convention Created People Supremacy
When dissatisfaction with the Articles of Confederation grew, a constitutional convention formed. Delegates represented the people, drafting a new constitution and placing ratification and amendments in the hands of the people, establishing a government of the people for the people.
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Congress
Capy
King Peas. Synd
Tac
Five Tribes Unity and Indian Leadership in Early America
Edwin C. Hill recounts a historic arc from tribal warnings and graceful adjudication to the selection of a maternal chief, the Iroquois unity, and the influence of indigenous governance on colonial leaders like Jefferson. The piece contrasts native philosophy with 18th century politics and hints at a healing wisdom seen through Dr Hewitt’s reflections.
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League of the Five Tribes
German Flats
Waily
Jefferson
Nursing Babies and the Case for Breast Feeding
Royal 8 Copeland M D argues that breast feeding is the best option for most infants. He cites a 20 000 case analysis and notes higher infection rates among artificially fed babies, plus protective immune substances in breast milk. He cautions against nursing if the mother has tuberculosis or other constitutional diseases and encourages supervised nursing as beneficial to the child.
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Copeland
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Gelett Burgess
Faith Baldwin
Lloyd Doug- Say
Charl G. Norris
Then and Now Gossip From A World Of Names
A brisk sketch of cultural chatter from London to New Orleans centers on literary pseudonyms and pageantry. Notables like Forbes and Brand receive nods, while Broadway fashion and nightlife mirror modern celebrity culture, with mentions of Mussolini, Churchill, and socialites amid a mosaic of dioramas and anecdotes.
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New York
Floyd Gibbons
London
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Spain
Florence Walton
New Orleans
Muddle the Enemy of a Clean Life Says Wells in 1938 Text
A King Features King Feas syndication piece argues muddling thoughts and aimless days ruin life. It cites H G Wells and Kipling on clarity, order, and foresight as beacons to steer away from bad acts and hollow dreams.
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H. G. Wells
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Sue
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San Antonio Light 1926 March items and theater ads
Timeline notes from the San Antonio Light cover March 9 1926 and March 9 1916. Mentions Charles J Maynews elected special judge Ninety fourth District court to serve in absence of Tudge W W McCrory Frank L Orr new general passenger agent of San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf railroad Edmund Lowe Alleen Pringte star in Soul Mates at Empire theater Claire Windsor Conrad Nagel in Danes Madness at Prins etss theater. Also reports 1916 political machine backing Fire Chief Wright for city office and an eight story hotel planned at St Marys and Travis with skating rink and future hotel floors.
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Ninety Fourth District Court
Tudge
W. W. McCrory
Frank L. Orr
San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad
LG. N.eae
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Edmund Lowe
Alleen Pringte
Ampire Theater
Claire Windsor
Conrad Nagel
Prinsetss St. “Danes
Phi ‘Wright
Otty Slee
St. Mary's
Travis Streets
Fragmentary quotation quips on eloquence and folly
A garbled OCR passage presents scattered quotes about talking and eloquence, noting that real happiness is inexpensive yet pursued for wealth. It references thoughts attributed to Ben Jon Fon Hosea Baliou and Charles Reade, though the lines are corrupted and hard to parse.
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Hosea Baliou
Vee
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