Hindenburg seen as Germany’s steadfast ruler of the era
A glowing portrait argues experience over youth, praising General von Hindenburg as Germany’s steady leader at eighty five. It emphasizes courage, reliability, and the value of age in guiding the republic through hard times, contrasting with calls to dismiss elderly workers and leaders.
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von Hindenburg
Germany
Clemenceau
France
Lord George
England
Old Hindenburg
Republic
Hindenburg
Moet
Ground for Hope Signs of Improvement in Auto Industry
The piece notes that America junked 2,000,009 old cars last year and bought 1,506,000 new ones, leaving 60,000 fewer cars in service than the prior year. It argues motor companies can be optimistic as they offer better cars for less money, and that revival will be gradual. It applies the idea to other industries, saying buying power remains and will be released as people replace worn goods.
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America
Jolson Dominates Broadway Scene Amid Film Comeback
NEW YORK. Jolson returns to the spotlight amid Broadway noise and film work. He moves along Main Street in triumphal fashion, balancing stage touring with Hollywood roles and public adoration. The piece notes his longevity, enduring popularity, and the contrast with other entertainment figures while touching on contemporary films and social scenes.
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New York
Jolson
Main
Ben
Broadway
Winter Garden
Ike George White
Wall
Joleon
Nilahten
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
A reflective piece on youth disillusionment and the challenge of finding bearings in a crowded, insincere world. Nora at 17 faces distrust, hidden motives, and the struggle to maintain ideals amid pressure, fear, and conflicting viewpoints.
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Elsie Robinson
Nora
Crieg
Mizpicion
Ike
Ste
Iman
Druth
Nate
Longright
Kine Fear, Brhd, Inc
Jumbled Phrase Card Describes Lost Meaning and Echoes
Fragmentary lines speak of pride and folly in a humorous style. A man contemplates strength and loneliness while reflecting on fame and power. The text hints at a riddle about self and rivalry, with garbled words and altered phrases.
Hearst Papers Advocate Policy Proposals
The Hearst Papers advocate a five billion dollar loan to relieve unemployment and inject circulation. They urge a five percent sales tax, tax reductions to fund industry, and immediate modification of the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beers. The aim is to revive industry and employment, boost government revenue, curb racketeering, and restore American liberty.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A 1932 humorous essay on love and marriage roles. It lampoons modern women and men, arguing women seek security and status, while men chase romance and risk. the piece critiques outdated seduction myths and highlights how couples drift after the honeymoon.
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Helen Rowland
Scarlet Fever Prevention and Treatment Insights
Drs Dochez and Dick developed scarlet fever anti toxin and vaccine guidance. Vaccination targets susceptible children after Dick test confirms susceptibility, with four doses weekly. Wet boric acid compresses reduce discomfort. most injections protect against Scarlet Fever for about a year. Parents urged to seek physician advice and public health guidance in communities where Scarlet Fever is prevalent.
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Dochez
Enlidgen
Sunshine Shafts A Politician Publicity Motive
The fragment suggests a political figure ignoring publicity, warning that deception or self‑advancement could cause harm or death. It hints at public and personal risk tied to vanity, with ominous language about consequences of inaction and self-deception.
Etiquette on responding to condolences in old advice column
A reader seeks guidance on replying to sympathy letters after a death. The advisor urges sending brief personal notes to each writer, even from out of town, emphasizing courtesy and comfort. Examples show simple sentences thanking friends for kind words and support.
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Bisbeod
Noel
Abele
Margaret
Audi
Moutincerely
Martha
Birthday Gift Advice From a Friend
A reader asks for help choosing a friendly birthday card and verse for a friend who may be unable to give a gift due to finances. The suggestion is to send kind words now and consider a small gift later, balancing thoughtfulness with sensitivity to the recipient's situation.
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L.A
Ryn, Inc
Remembering San Antonio Streets 1918 Echoes
A reader recalls 1918 San Antonio memories on Houston Street. Narrow sidewalks, bulging blocks during rain, and treasured stores shaped by early urban life. The fragment reflects community voice and a sense of place from decades past.
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MRE
Tiedeman
Dallas Select
San Antonio
Houston Street
Ube
Cesar
Wes
Clir National Bstik
Afty
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
From the files of The San Antonio Light two historical notes recount a 1912 school board controversy over Lincoln Gettysburg address and a separate plan for a French, Belgian, Polish and Danish university colony. The 190? item covers Confederate veterans and a fundraising drive, while the 1912 entry details land purchases in Dimmit County for a new colony expected to settle 1200 families and create 46 farms.
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The
San Antonio
Dimmit
Charles N. Galland
Minneapolis
J. BR. Villatté
Paria
France
Belgium
Poland
Denmark
Anda
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Stara and Stripes
Hearst Papers Advocate
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Miss de Fuze
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