Texas Trails Echoes on John Garner and World Series Frenzy
A rambling Texas Trails column muses on John Garner as next Speaker, Democratic politics, and lingering World Series fervor. It blends local color, quotes, and scenes from Fredericksburg to Washington, praising Garner while lampooning rivals, then shifts to a curious note about a balancing stone relic and a rambunctious World Series recap.
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Listen By ELSIE Listen By ELSIE The Mad Che warstes Jay a few miles back of the lown where I was born
A fragmented first person reminiscence describes a fog shrouded ride with the narrator’s father into a marshy landscape. Vivid, unsettling memories surface as the speaker confronts the eerie quiet, distant moaning, and looming fear beyond sunlit hills. The piece blends childhood recollection with nightmarish atmosphere and conjectures about danger behind familiar places.
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Columnist's Morning Routine and Cranky View of Fame
A satirical reminiscence by a veteran columnist describes his bizarre morning ritual and private quirks. He mocks the pressures of fame, the ritualized breakfast, and the odd beliefs about what fuels a strong column. The piece ends with a defiant note about continuing to write despite critics and distractions.
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Essensia
The Unpleasant Truth In My Favorite Author’s Portrait
A fragmented personal monologue by Helen Rowland critiquing biographers, artists, and readers who bend truth about beloved figures. The speaker rails against deception, vanity, and idealization while yearning for authentic human flaws to guide ideals and happiness.
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Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
The San Antonio Light notes a 1911 column recalling mobile accidents and public school observances during God English Week. It mentions T. M. Nangheris of Columbus Ohio and his prominence, plus Republican hints on aviatorship renomination and an announcement about a social event at Warriman system for striking employees on December 2.
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Art
Harry M Wurzbach’s Service to His Country
The nation mourns Harry Mcleary Wurzbach a longtime Republican congressman from a Democratic state and key military affairs leader. Born San Antonio May 19 1874 he served in the Spanish American War and helped establish Randolph Field air training center. His loss is felt by civilians and the armed forces alike.
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Italy’s Mighty Air Fleet Readied for Action
Italy shows 800 fighting aircraft assembled for review by King and Mussolini. Bombers, scouts, and bomb-laden planes poised for rapid strike capability. Mussolini’s doctrine centers on readiness as a pillar of power, with potential to strike Paris or Berlin quickly if commanded.
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