Editorial on France’s treatment of Brazil debt and tariffs
The piece argues France uses tariff actions to pressure Brazil over debts, cites Brazil’s $370,000 arrears, and suggests the United States should mimic France by imposing tariffs on French wines and liquor until France resolves its own debt defaults. It warns of a potential payoff if the U S adopts a hard line in creditor actions.
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France
Brazil
United States
Paris
Fienne
Willig
Roosevelt urged to visit Puerto Rico and Philippines next year
A columnist argues President Roosevelt should extend his Pacific cruise to include the Philippines if Congress adjourns in time. The piece notes insular possessions rely on the president for governance, defense, and civil affairs, and suggests a Philippine visit would set a valuable precedent and advance mutual welfare.
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Puerto Rico
Panama Canal
Hawaii
Congress
United States
Hoe
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Philippines
Taft
Philippine Assembly
Manila
Washington
Nak
Pepysian Doings and Broadway Banter on a Foggy Night
A passage chronicles late night city wanderings through Forty second Street to Dobbs Ferry with talk of Kew York figures and a hospital call after an evening of club chatter. It details encounters with Ben Smith, Jules Bache, Rupert Hughes, Joe Cunningham, and other notables, plus sketches of a rainy dawn and street life, interspersed with quips about actors, writers, and the theater world.
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Kew ‘York
Pepys
Ben Smith
Wall Street
Tom White
Dobbs Ferry
Killy Kendall
Forties
Mahy
Bugs Baer
Joe Cunningham
Hollywood
Listen World How Mobile Are You in The Modern Pace
Elsie Robinson asks readers to measure personal speed in thinking and adapting to a rapidly changing world. She contrasts old time slow attitudes with modern advance, urging self assessment on openness to new ideas, technology, and social change, and warns against clinging to the past.
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Paris
New York
London
Honolulu
Cme
Bill
Cony
Ty King Ee Vad Inc
Two football teams battle to scoreless tie at Schwab Field
Ten and twenty years ago in The San Antonio Light dated November 13, 192? detailed a scoreless football game at Schwab Field between Maui Avenue and Brackenridge with numerous players listed. The edition also notes county hand returns and a major real estate deal in San Antonio as Alexander Joske purchased the Doling property at North Alamo and East Commerce for 20000 dollars, a three story building then housing the Baw Wollomin Dry Goods Co.
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Brackenridge
Miki
Schwab Field
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Cox
Yauth
Shiner
Cull
Dunmore
Brotae
Armer
West
Peacock
Merriman
San Antonio
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Norbit Alamo
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East Commerce
Losoya
Baw Wollomin Dry Goode Companys
First Map Quest and Medical Books Highlight News
Dr. Roy Chapman Andrews plans Soviet backed expedition to Siberia seeking early human remains and a mammoth find. Lagan Clendening's new book Behind the Doctor surveys medicine from Neolithic to modern times, arguing against sleep and diet dogmas while discussing Lourdes and Beaurying miracles.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
Siberia
Dr. Andrews
China
New York
Howe
Lagan Clendening
George Crile
Cleveland
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Ruth
Glendening
Loeb
Eat Em Alive Wives and the Modern Marriage
Helen Rowland argues that the modern wife’s devotion to career family or social duties can suffocate a marriage. She notes some men seek freedom from overbearing care and controlling affection, while others crave occasional forgetfulness and space from constant monitoring and demands. The piece critiques possessive love and urges balance to prevent emotional burnout and vanished romantic vitality.
Earache Dangers and Preventive Advice from Royal & Copeland
A medical notice warns that repeated earache can cause permanent hearing loss if the underlying cause is not addressed. It cites cold or throat infections as common triggers, warns against home remedies, and stresses proper medical care, nasal cleansing, and avoiding unsafe ear probing. The piece cautions against ear trauma and advises against inserting objects into the ear.
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Anas
Kee
Ayn
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