Coffee Comes Into Its Own A Editorial View
An editorial argues coffee regains respect after modern physicians report it helps sleep for some drinkers. It traces coffee’s history from Islamic prohibition in the sixteenth century to London coffee houses begun in 1652, notes royal suspicions in England, mentions Voltaire and Balzac’s reliance on coffee, and concludes coffee has outlived its slanderers.
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Opium Conference In Bangkok Faces Doubtful Prospects
The Bangkok session on opium suppression follows a history of pledges since 1912, with the United States alone consistently upholding them. Britain France Portugal the Netherlands India Japan China and Siam pledged in 1923 to curb smoking, but a delaying condition hinged on China halting smuggling. Despite a 1925 pact, hopes for real action appear slim.
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Not Panhandlers but Duty to Aid in Crisis
The piece argues that hundreds of thousands suffer unemployment and hunger. It urges reluctant Americans to seek relief without stigma, insisting aid to the jobless is a civic duty, not charity, amid six million unemployed through no fault of their own. It condemns the fear of appearing to depend on handouts while emphasizing responsibility of citizens to support relief organizations.
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United States
Panhandlers
Pedestrians Week Aims To Curb Argentina Traffic
Argentina plans Pedestrian Week to educate pedestrians and motorists on road safety. The Argentine Automobile Club will organize activities with police and club members enforcing speed limits, hoping to reduce conflicts between pedestrians and fast cars. The program may use education as the primary tool before harsher penalties.
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Argentina Automobile Club
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Listen World Weighs In On Quietly Pleasing Life
Elsie Robinson recalls a life spent chasing peace at any price. She describes constant self censorship, lying to protect others, and the escalating toll of avoiding conflict. Eventually truth-telling provokes anger and social costs, ending in personal loss yet freeing her from false harmony.
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Myzelf
Dyad
Diabetic Child and Insulin as Treatment History
A health survey notes a rise in diabetes cases but fewer deaths over the past decade due to insulin. The article discusses infantile diabetes in children, management through diet, early detection, and the positive impact of insulin on growth and health, with emphasis on careful supervision and medical prescription.
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Uhara
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Bervica, Inc
Nightlife Musings: New York Diary of Tenpys Night Scene
Diary fragments recount a Nov 24 foray through New York’s social scene. Names like Mortin Aleshire, Ciara Walsh, Vincent Lopez, Carol Wainwright, Grace Allen, Byrne and Allen surface among clubs, plays, and talking with friends about a changing city. The writer notes weary faces, waning glamour, and reflections on tango dancers and Broadway dawns.
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Manus Paul
Deth Leary
Men and modern women redefine marriage in 1931 critique
Conserebt 1931 by King Feas in Conserebt magazine quotes a French critic on women’s economic independence changing views of romance. It argues modern women with jobs and money scrutinize masculinity, while men grow bored with routine. A future renaissance of love is hinted.
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Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A compilation from the San Antonio Light notes past Local items dated November 28, 1021 and November 25, 1901 recount events such as the Ted Cepss roll call raising about $15,000 with $4,000 from the army camp, theater movement support by Alarin Axcond, Koll Womon actress wintering in San Antonio, a Democratic candidate for sheriff, and a Glendale meeting of the Gulzena' league setting a platform for county elections with discussions on government forms.
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Tittle Theater
Alarin Ax Cond
Koll Womon
San Antonio
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Mursey
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