Peace Only Way To Recovery
A syndicated column argues that war can’t heal America’s woes and urges a constructive peace tax program. It cites Stuart Chase before the Senate Judiciary Committee, warns of “peace investments” funding death, and contrasts U S and European industrial recoveries amid war debts and high taxes. The piece stresses solving domestic problems on American soil and opposes aligning with European powers or entering a war for “European democracies.”
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Stuart Chase
Senate Judiciary Committee
England
Germany
Russia
Poland
Mr. Chase
Europe
Rescue Bell Elevates Squalus Heroic Thirty Three
A dramatic account lauds the rescue of 33 sailors from the Squalus, praising calm crew courage and traditional American fortitude. The rescue bell is celebrated as a landmark achievement in American invention and morale, honoring Admiral Cole, Lieutenant Naquin, and the HEROIC THIRTY-THREE while remembering the dead.
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Portsmouth
N. H
America
Admiral Cole
Naquin
Debate on gender roles and courage in modern society
A coffee shop discussion frames gender norms, contrasting women's conduct with men's. A man defends differences in moral courage and independence, while women critique conformity. The dialogue explores honesty, patriotism, decency, and the idea that women rarely embrace competition and criticism as men do, highlighting persistent expectations.
Do American males stray due to women raised sons debate
An opinion page fragment presents a heated debate between a man and an older woman. They clash on whether mothers shape boys for the real world, with charges that women train boys to a softer, sentimental standard. The piece invites reader input on whether modern mothers and fathers share equal competency.
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King Boas
Syd
Ine
Matory-Go-Round Casual Reflections About Women
An essay-like piece reflects on male anxieties about women and love. It notes hair styling as symbolic, June as a pivotal month for romance, and describes dynamics of attraction, temptation, jealousy, and divorce through a dated voice. It contrasts past and present views of relationships and gender roles.
Woman of Yesterday to Woman of Today
A fragmentary quotation discusses changing roles of women, noting yesterday’s woman as a man’s slave and today’s damsel as uncertain if she is a super tor or mere amusement. The text uses metaphorical language likening a woman to a taxicab in a crossing with shifting lights.
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Stiles Oy
Catcnes Norrell
Kinin
Fran Byndt
Mars
Irda
Arctic
Missisatop
Udal Pool
What Do You Know 45 Language Puzzle Fragments
Puzzle notes present a garbled quiz with mismatched word choices. It mentions tasks like choosing correct forms, identifying terms for the king’s amusement, and references to a forest stretch near a lake. No coherent event or named entities emerge.
Steel and Auto Sectors Poised for Summer Uptick
The article outlines a shift in steel and auto production as demand unexpectedly strengthens by late May. It notes output cuts followed by a rapid rebound, with inventories and capital spending near high levels. Government spending remains above 300 million monthly, housing activity soft, and farm income subject to drought risks, shaping a cautious but hopeful half-year outlook.
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Senra
Roosevelt
Ara
Jones
Birds in Uniforms and the Pull of Appearance
A humorous essay argues bright uniforms among workers attract mates and reduce turnover. It cites studies showing higher marriage rates for uniformed men, notes exceptions like certain birds, and suggests the World’s Fair uniforms may influence behavior and singing, while detailing gendered dress norms in nature.
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United States Army
New York
Rte
Imarrige
Dows & Young
Dangers of Nose Picking and Infections Warned by Doctors
A medical note warns that nose picking can cause follicular abscesses and infections spreading to the cavernous sinus near the brain. Treatments include hot wet compresses and nasal drainage, with cautions against unnecessary cutting and emphasis on professional guidance.
Nosebleed and Jaundice Basics From Medical Note
The text discusses nasal bleeds including Kiesselbach's area and emergency handling by physicians. It also covers a basic explanation of jaundice, its onset after birth, and care recommendations such as ample fluids while noting possible severe causes like infection or bile duct blockage. Includes references to authors and sources.
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Kiesselbach
City plans opening of grand tower dedication in San Antonio
May 1 1929 article notes tomorrow night's dedication of the Smith Young tower with Mayor G. M. Chamberlain delivering the principal address Claude V. Birk will be master of ceremonies and Willian Gichse to speak for the chamber of commerce, with music and dancing to follow. Wardens urge weed cleanup on vacant lots as anti-hord campaign leader Hill Treadwell coordinates effort. ten days given to property owners to clear lots. Veterans of the Spanish American and Philippine campaigns organized Eugene F Hernandez Camp No. 1 at 112 West Commerce, electing officers and inviting eligible veterans to join. Memorial Day observance disputed by Rotatry Club, Judge Fly urging full program to honor fallen soldiers.
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San Antonio
Smith
Young Tower
GC. M. Ghambera
Claude V. Birkdrad
Willan Gchise
Chamber of Commerce
Hill Treadwell
Park
Fly
Brown
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