Volcanic Dust and Its Effect Upon Climate
A Universal Service report describes a dust cloud from Japan diffusing in the stratosphere westward with potential global cooling. Observers note Bishop’s rings and muted sunsets may recur as dust spreads, citing Krakatoa 1889, Mont Pelé 1902, Katmai 1912, and Franklin’s early hypotheses. Estimates show tiny dust quantities could alter solar radiation enough to lower temperatures, but no firm data exist on current Pacific eruptions or dust spread.
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Universal Service
Japan
Honolulu
Bishop
Krakatoa
Mont Pele
Santa Maria
Katmai
Benjamin Franklin
Europe
America
Franklin
Atratosphere
Earth
W. J. Humphreys
Pacific
Oleomargarine Tax Bill Faces Senate Vote
A Texas House passed measure imposes a ten cent tax on oleomargarine. Opponents call it an unfair barrier to a cheap butter substitute and a harmful tariff on the poor, arguing it harms commerce without aiding dairying. They urge the Senate to reject the proposal.
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Texas Senate
House of Representatives
Texas
Senate
Self-Reliant Patriotism Grows in Adversity
The piece argues that moods in prosperity fostered excessive internationalism and borrowed gifts. It urges Americans to value national loyalty over foreign loans, noting adversity sharpens patriotism and strengthens national-mindedness, while praising true American resilience over superficial prosperity.
New York Social Scene Notes and Art Scene Glimpses
A brisk diary of encounters in New York markets culture and journalism from March 1933. Mentions Denise Cobent a Paris news run in with Jack Hobby and Helen Keller at Forest Hills and River side Drive strolls. Highlights include Georgia OKeeffe at An American Place, witty art and literary figures greeting and tasting hospitality at East Coast venues.
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New York
M Modern Pepys
Denise Cob- Tenta
New Boston
Jack Hobby
Paris
Rue Gambon
Bob Hunt
Helen Keller
Forest Hills
Verne Porter
The
Vapors
Clay Morgans
Norman Reilly Raine
Arthur Samlels
Riverside Drive
Kay Brush
Bob Winans
Otis Wiesel
Lucius Beebe
Belma Robinson
Negley Cochran
E. W. Scripps
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
A candid column by a young professional woman argues modern men exploit women and demand free services. She recalls dating patterns, costly outings, and the pressure on working women to bankroll social engagements, noting a shift in gender dynamics and expectations.
Lack of Oxygen In Health And Disease
Anoxemia stems from low blood oxygen due to lung circulation issues or air passage blockages from pneumonia or inflammation. Oxygen therapy aids victims of pneumonia and drowning, aids newborns, and is stored in metal cylinders for bedside use. always seek abundant fresh air and deep breaths.
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Jack
10 and 20 Years Ago Astom the Miles at The San Antonio Light
The clipping notes events from June 27 1923 and May 27 1914 including Rudolph Valentina and Virginia Hudnut arriving in San Antonio for engagements at the Anthony hotel, a charter granted to the Texas Oklahoma joint stock land bank with directors from San Antonio and Tulsa, a frost near San Antonio with 33 degrees reported, the city’s fourth railroad company organization and National Guard formation, and a court appearance for driving a one and three quarter rig across Main.
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San Antonio
Mangh
Rudolph Valentina
Virginia Winifred Hudnut
Hill
Anthany Hotel
Tesas-Oklahoma Joint Stock
Lahd Bank
Tulsa
Inder Farm Loan Bond
Washington
New Bank
Haery Wf
Rogera and
Charien TH. Ting
Seat Antonio
Ro B. Brewer
H. 2S. Standeger
J. O. Chapman
Wasxzhacnic
And Remember When By WM FB RRAMPKAL Driver Freighter
A fragmented reminiscence recalling a 19th century freight run from San Antonio to Dodge City with horse transport, a young handler named Yarthou, and a mail boy seeking experience. It notes trading with mounted riders and a large stock of cable, reflecting frontier life and rough logistics.
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WM. FB
Janvis Hogan
San Antonio
Doda City
Kan
Builita
Nema
Yarthou
Hormeback
Han Antonin
Radge City
Dever
Modern Dragons In The Islands Of The Pacific
The article discusses two explorers Mr. D. A. Hancock and Mr. Joseph Slevin and their illustration of ancient monsters termed dragons. It describes a dragon iguana head and a land dwelling marie iguanas home near the sea. It notes these dragons are numerous on the Cocos Islands and inland in the Indian Ocean near Sumatra, with mentions of the Galapagos and the Pacific as their broader context.
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D. A. Hancock
Joseph Slevin
Cocos Islands
Indian Ocean
Sumatra
Galapagos
Pacific
Anya
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Mme, Pettipa
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William Butler Yeats
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W. BR. Hearst
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Rob Wagner
Rupert Hughes
Sherwood Anderson
Joseph Buroinsky
Amelia Earhart
Ll ‘Mencken
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Herald
McNangrt Gut
Elsie Robinson
Elsie
Tom
Borie
Royal 5
Copeland, M. D
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