War Against Religion Unite for Brotherhood Day
A call for a global Brotherhood Day uniting all churches against atheistic communism and fascist paganism. The piece cites Moscow and Berlin actions against churches, urging a moral war where Christianity resists suppression by both Soviet and Nazi regimes and advocates church unity in the United States and other democracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Moscow
New York Times
Russia
Berlin
Martin Niemoeller
Jeader
Rosenberg
Spain
United States
New Texas Taxes Proposed By Tax Officials
Marvin N. Butler, retiring tax collector of Kaines County and head of the Tax Assessors’ and Collectors’ association, says a state income and sales tax are inevitable in Texas. Speaking in San Antonio, he argues such taxes would create a pay-as-you-go system, but critics note taxpayers must still have money to pay. He urges tax collectors to find ways to cut the current heavy tax burden rather than add new taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin N. Butler
Tax Assessors’ and Collectors’ Association
Texas
Kaines County
Butler
Butley
San Antonio
Association
Telegraphic Echoes Across The Atlantic On Telephones
A fragment discusses long distance calling between San Francisco and London, praising the telephonic network linking New York and major cities. It extols the miracle of telephone service, noting vast numbers of telephones, central offices, and daily flows of people and communication that bind the western world. It mentions Admiral Nelson and Westminster Abbey in a light, speculative tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
London
Daily Sketch
Westminster Abbey
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar Square
Simpson
Bob
San Franciscan
Seven and a half million daily telephone conversations
By Edwin C Hill notes the vast scale of telephone talk with 350 000 city to town exchanges daily. The piece highlights distant greetings like Hello Chicago and Hello New Orleans, illustrating how voices connect urban centers around the globe in a bustling modern network.
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Atlanta
Kelty
New Orleans
San Francisco
Landon
Honolulu
Big
Ilello
Broadway
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue, Or Blabowsh
Mklem Ridvacies
Inventions and Discoveries Column Puzzle Notes
A garbled puzzle lists figures related to science and history, misattributed roles and origins. It rearranges Solus and Column 3 to form coherent statements about Jenner, Newton, Goodyear, Marco Polo, and others, but the text mixes incorrect claims and distorted names, presenting a scrambled comic page exercise.
Open Forum recalls Texas history and the Alamo era
The author, signed in the Open Forum, reflects on March and Texas history, recalling General Sam Houston and the fall of the Alamo, Goliad, and San Jacinto. The piece questions why organizations have not recovered funds from the era and laments faded local memory of those events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Alamo
Goliad
San Jacinto
Lavaea Amnity
Loan
Tavaea
Houston
Ald Canyon
Sam Houston
The Emancipation Myth and Modern Marriages Explored
In a brisk critique of changing roles, an essay argues that women have not become fearless sole protectors but face new strains from emancipation. It notes men remain expected to be sturdy, while women seek equality, and calls for realistic, non Hollywood standards in relationships amid divorce trends.
Varicose Veins Explained and Treated
An unfinished historical article describes varicose veins, their causes and impact on leg circulation. It notes risk factors like age and obesity, explains vein elasticity loss, and mentions early medical methods alongside a reference to a simpler injection treatment still under discussion.
Medical advertisement on contraception and consulting doctors
A clipped ad by Royal S Copeland M D promotes a $5 injected treatment aimed at eliminating a disabling condition. It urges readers to consult their doctor and follow his advice, offering that if the doctor disapproves of the method he should recommend alternatives. The notice stresses the goal of removing an annoying disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Fens
Ryn
Tie
L. A. Light Files Old Notes On Eastland Frog Tale
Ten and twenty years ago from L A Light reveal veteran lumberman Marcis Brevesky challenging scientists who label the Eastland courthouse frog story impossible. An affidavit from B Wiedenfield of Comfort Texas describes being taken live from rock. City officials plan river patrols and a bank of Morila Plan candidates is noted with officers elected. Food administration notes immigration allowances under a safe pension plan for planters and Mexican laborers, with lawful reading and writing tests discussed.
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Uta Food Administration
Arant
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Soukh Ameret
Arica
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Diay
Alexander Greitain Bell
IHG
Lion
New York City
By Edwin C. Hill
Attia
Edward Jenner
Massachusetts
Robort Cury
Isaac Newton
George Piewett
Germany
Gettysburg
Henry Clay
III, John Dekalb
Alexander the
Hernands Cores
Hannibal Hamil
Alexander Berg
Samuel Coll
Marco Polo
Wil
Josine Blelpmedz
Conprigat Abs
Hw Wing 3
Synattate
Emile Aguinalto
China
The
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Elsie Robinson
Senate
Bork
Mom
Indus
Andy Oaks
Ring Peaksyef
Vathone
Cage
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
L. A. Light Files
Batt Antanio
M. Chambery Loday
Matcio
San Antonio Morila Plan Bank
George G. Vaughin
Patzace H. Partes
Edwin Oierlain
B.A. Holmoreen
Col
WS. Hendrick
W. K. Rw
Fog
Arthur Storms
Exacutius
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