America Must Stay At Home And Mind Its Own Business
Editorial argues the United States should avoid European entanglements and uphold neutrality. It critiques Roosevelt's Geneva disarmament address, notes mixed reactions in Britain, France, and the US, and urges Americans to reject any consultative pact or commitments beyond our own territory.
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America
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Hitler
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France
Germany
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Hoover
Nicholas Murray Butler
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Red States
Iain
Listen World You Need an Inside Life Not Outside Things
Elsie Robinson argues life is not length but depth, urging readers to live by feeling and thinking deeply. She cautions against chasing possessions or travel for fulfillment, and stresses personal courage to embrace both joy and pain to transform life from within.
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Emerson
Heaven
Hell
Fean
Proper Exercise By Royal 5 Copeland M Db
Summer heat draws hundreds of city dwellers toward shore and country trips. Excessive sports after a cold winter can cause stiffness and fatigue, making the work week hard. Proper nutrition and gradual activity boost bodily resilience and infection defense.
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Etiquette and exercise guidance from Kathryne de Peyster
A mixed note on wedding etiquette with gifts and seating plans followed by health guidance on exercise and athletics. The text covers chairs for guests at weddings, processions, the receiving line, and the roles of attendees, then shifts to heart and lung health, outlining how exercise strengthens the body, cautions for marathon entry, swimming, hiking, tennis, fatigue, and the need for proper coaching and moderation.
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Hatfa
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Central Park South Theatre Scene Gossips and Glimpses
A Chicago style reminiscence catalogs the Central Park South theater district as a glamor hub. It notes sightings of Garbo, Maurice Chevalier, Daniel Frohman, Ward Morehouse partners, Blanche Yurka, Jack Haley, and Mrs. Astor among stylish crowds and hotel lobbies.
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New York
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Robert L. Tiplay
Athetic
Ehebhering Place
Ward Morehouse
Daniel Frohman
Merman
Blanche Yurka
Rumplemayer
Jack Haley
Beck Lyte
Billy Gaxton
Helen Menken
Marry Go Round By Helen Rowland
A column on marriages and gender dynamics compares men and women with witty aphorisms. It laments how husbands resist romance while women long for closeness, noting men’s self restraint waning under ardor and the ease of forgiveness in love. It frames love as a game of signals, endurance, and social expectations.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
From the files of The San Antonio Light dated May 23 1933 notes Royal Oil Company No 1 Tavor well in at 11 o clock in the evening and an 1800 barrel production day highlighting Luling field activity and planned additions to Brackenridge Park animal cages. Also mentions a donation to Lockwood National Bank and a 1917 dairy board filing describing milk grade inquiries by phone and Brackenridge Park livestock improvements.
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Royal of Company
Tavor Bleyrself
Luling
Brackenridge Park
May Lambert
Lockwood
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Newcomb Carlton
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Helen Rowland
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