Don’t Boil the Kettle Dry Politician Urges Economy
Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, chairing the Senate finance committee, argues against raising the debt limit or taxes. He warns existing tax rates are near their limit and stresses economy as the only path to avoid national financial ruin, saying borrowing or higher spending risks boiling the kettle dry.
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Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Senate Finance Committee
My. Harrison
Congress
Harrison
France Dictates Hollywood Censorship Over Warner Film
The French government pressures film choices by threatening a ban on Warner Brothers if Devil's Island is shown. Hollywood withdraws the picture to avoid losses, a move the piece calls a form of blackmail and a threat to American welfare. It argues France uses military pressure to pry air secrets and dictating U.S. film policy.
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Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Devil's Island
France
Los Angeles
Warner Studio
America
Exit the Pitchman at the New York World’s Fair
An aging pitchman reflects on dwindling demand and fair restrictions while contrasting the fair’s marvels with his fading craft. He warns crowds are smarter, wonders whether modern amusements eclipse old stunts, and notes New York’s crackdown on dirtier shows under Grover Whalen’s oversight.
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Dee
Lifer
New York
City of Tomorrow and the World of Tomorrow essay
A critique praises the New York world's fair for showcasing machinery arts and crafts and the ascent toward a civilized living standard. It argues modern economy relies on rising desires for higher living, with exhibitions urging the nation to live up to its heritage and create a richer future despite concerns about automation and job loss.
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Marvel Us
Lo Project Us
Camelot
Ting Fens
Syni
Waiting for Something to Happen in Your Own Life
An emotional lecture by Elsie Robinson urges readers to stop waiting for a life changing moment. It argues that fulfillment lies within, not outside, and urges immediate action to awaken inner strength and seize one’s own chance.
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Brethen
Happer
Cowrd
Kary Pena
Confused Quiz Clues Mix Names and Historical Figures
A garbled puzzle lists names like Igor Stravinsky and Louis Brandes with odd counts and stray clues including Baudelaire, Picasso, and Churchill. It mentions Pygmalion author, American reformer, British fascist leader, and other varied references, all presented as a jumble of trivia prompts.
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Fareiliay
Igor Stravinsky
Dswald Mosley
Maunee Evans
Louis Brandes Lemar Shaw
Malcolm MacDonald
L. Charles Baudelaire
Stephen Wise
Antony Conistece
Feodore Challaplys
Pablo Picassa
George Ade
Dudley Tigges
Toiert Arooketh
Ranald Tass
Chelstone WreneLurn
Combe Gorveliht
Hype
Pst Ryan
Tursland
Port
Supreme Court
Artiat
Eure Et Milaria
Cokontak
Valiant
Anawerk
Y & Features Syndicate
Garner low cost housing venture in Uvalde and D.C. ties
Washington reports on private low cost housing by Garner near his Uvalde land, selling units for 10 to 15 dollars a month versus FHA at 27.50. The project has 17 houses completed, two or three more underway, with average cash around 1500 dollars per home, some up to 1800 for sleeping porches. Garner earns about 15 percent return, plans 10 to 12 percent later, while the scheme uses simpler construction than FHA. The piece also notes Brazil's trade talk, Supreme Court jitters over Frankfurter comments, and Doughton’s late arrivals amid ongoing New Deal debates.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Garner
Gettng
Uvalde
Hale
FHA
Garner Law
Letters to the Editor on legislative salaries and local laws
Editor letters criticize Senator J France Vin Spears for proposing to enlarge the Hexar county juvenile board with two county civil court judges and set their salaries. The writer argues the measure mirrors political salary increases, violates Article 16, Section 40, and Article 3, Section 57, and fosters local, self-serving legislation. The letter calls for an end to such bills and questions the public benefit of higher pay and local influence.
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Austin
J. France Vin Spears
Hexar County Juvenile Board
Justices of the Peace
Acndator
Spears
Dudges
Spears Seus
Harold Tekeg
Stars and Stripes Advice Ignored by Unnamed Leader
A fragmented line cites a wary note about following advice, though the subject disregards guidance from an unnamed authority. The terse text suggests skepticism and contrarian stance amid ambiguous context and unclear source details.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From S A Light Files
Ten and twenty years ago from S A Light Files recount brigadier general rick McLoy’s return to command the Second division, relieving A J Bawley amid War Department orders. Eng lish teaching at San Antonio schools credited to Miss Elma Neal as Dr Jatten F P Hoste visits en route to Mexico. Vernon Dalhart concert at Beethoven hall draws large crowd. Brackenridge High School to stage Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves in pantomime with costuming by Emily Edwards. silent film era phonograph demonstrations noted.
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Rck McLoy
Fort Sam Toston
Sant Toston
War Department
A. J. Bawley
Washington, D.C
War Department General
Bon Antonio
Elma Neal
San Antonin Publc
Someelaret
Jatten FP. Hoste
Columbia University
Mexico
Cellini
Clus of Brack
Ebridge High School
Ali Bata
Emily Edwards
Beelah
Brackenridge
Perspiration Disorder Treated by X Ray Say Montreal Doctor
Dr. A Edward Pirtz of Montreal says excessive sweating, especially of hands feet and armpits, is hard to relieve. X-ray treatment, up to five sessions monthly for several months, can reduce symptoms but can dry skin and destroy sweat glands. Caution advised to avoid over drying and facial or full foot exposure.
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Mt Utnes
Pite
Treatment guidelines for X-ray therapy procedures
The text outlines procedures for X-ray treatments, noting that results often appear after multiple sessions and must be spaced four to six weeks apart. It warns that therapy should be conducted under medical supervision to avoid excessive radiation and potential health risks. It mentions possible causes of excessive perspiration and suggests medical examination to identify underlying issues.
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Wen Plyaleiin
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Doc
Billboard Magazine
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Grover Whalen
B. Edwinry C. Hill
Elsie Robinson
Economista
Brazil
Germany
Justler
Black
Teed
Justice Frankfurter
Frankfurter
Brandeis
Roosevelt School
Mr. Roosevelt
A. F
Tobin
Penel
Tobi
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Doughton Lake
Florida
Doughton
TR. m, Sharp
Doughty
Ris Gelures Dedictles
Ito
Jessou
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S. A. Light Files
Marci
Inega
Ue Sie Antonio Mozart Society
Vernon Dalhart
Beethoven
Gathart
Dalhay
Sonny
Zere
Pirtz
Herman N. Buadenen
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