Foes of America Call for Extended Communist Probe
Representative Dickstein, vice-chair of the house committee probing alien propaganda, urges extending its life to deepen the investigation of communist agitators. He cites a nine-story New York City office building, a 3000-student school system, and says aliens and lax immigration authorities enable subversion. He advocates deporting alien communists and stripping citizenship from conspirators, urging no half measures against the perceived threat posing to American institutions.
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Dickstein
Special House Committee
House of Representatives
New York City
United States
Daniel Webster
Reckless Waste in Oil Industry Warns of Collapse
A historical editorial condemns reckless oil waste and urges swift action to conserve national reserves. It cites Secretary Ickes warning against industry mismanagement and bootlegging, calls for federal regulation, and criticizes state lax oversight as a public-interest failure.
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Hewe d
Ickes
American Petroleum Institute
Warnitg
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on marriage and privacy
Harriet faces a husband who lies and controls while a columnist defends female independence. The piece argues spouses remain separate individuals and warns against intruding on each other’s finances or private life, urging self preservation over coercive demands. The author of Copy't 194, by King bean. 8yny Inc
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Elsie Robinson
Harriet
Tanee Sha
Bla
Jim
Fred Collins
Wile
Usnand
King Bean
8Yny Inc
The High Hat Hobo and the End of Easy Money
A critical portrait of luxury seekers who live beyond their means, contrasted with workers who offer real value. The piece laments debt, hollow pretensions, and the collapse of a lifestyle built on schemes and empty charm. It notes the decline of the high hat salesman, gigolo, and con men as harder times arrive.
Stars and Stripes mockery of Unnte Ser and tax fears
The piece mocks Unnte Ser for failing to secure billions and living under threat of taxation. It suggests Europe laughs, Portlaid Oregon prompts framing, and a cop approaching with a fellow citizen line signals public pressure and potential trouble for the titled figure.
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Europe
Napoleon’s shadow and the fate of France’s great man
A reflective piece on Napoléon Bonaparte’s enduring influence in France. It weighs historical judgments by Rosebery and others, notes his legal and fiscal legacies like the Napoleonic Code and cadastral reforms, and discusses Longwood and the Invalides symbol as living echoes of destiny. It argues modern France carries the momentum he created despite unrest.
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Edwi Brance
Gaston Doumeéroue
St. Helene
Tamerlane
Julius Caesar
Atul
Mohammed
Bertrand Russell
Seine
Invalides
Napoleon
Lord Roseberry
Lamatrie
Bubr
Henry Naples
France
Place de Concorda
Gadastre
William of Nora
Hilt
Gallie
Mapoleon
Justinian
Banque de France
Paris Istorians
Hudson Lee
Domingor
Paris
the Invalides
Browning
Harry Thaw
Romeos
Tellegon
You
Telligen
McNaught Sym, Luc
Once-Overs By D. C. New York Billy Bryant
A nostalgic backstage reminiscence recalling the Queen City river steamer era and a boyhood voyage on The Queen. The piece wanders through memory of sights sounds and characters along Ohio river towns, with flashes on actors dancers and the theater scene, ending with reflections on figures like Daddy Browning and Tellegen.
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D. C
New York
Billy Bryant
Ohio River
Gallipolis
Portamouth
Huntington
Ashland
Maysville
Lample
Trench Mouth Explained by Royal Copeland M D
Vincent's angina or trench mouth is a contagious gum and throat infection linked to poor dental hygiene and general health decline. Early signs include red swollen gums that bleed, bad taste, and foul mouth odor. severe cases raise fever and fatigue. Proper dental care and medical treatment reduce spread and prevent recurrence, with occasional constitutional therapy for severe cases.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
Vincent
King Beas
10 and 20 Years Ago From the Files of The NOVEMBER 74 1824
A fragmentary note recalls Miss Mone Wells modeled for the cover of the December Smart Set. It also reports a 1914 San Antonio Light item about riverbank land claimed by Van A Petty and others being declared the river channel. The Seventy third District Court ruled buildings there encroached and should be removed. The verdict affects an injunction against Petty and co owners to accept a building line. a channel 10 feet wide was surveyed and occupants may appeal.
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Mone Wells
John E. Wells
West Woodlawnvenue
Travis Alrock Oridge
van A. Petty
San Antonio
Lacy
Seventy-third District
Petty
Slrith
Essimants
Etiquette Questions on Second Marriage Announcements
A reader asks if it is proper to send announcements for a second marriage and whether to notify those who received the first marriage notices. The guidance covers who should send and who should receive such notices and proper social expectations for announcements and overnight stays.
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Miss de Peyster
Tam
Sam
Wera
Malia
Klow Kean Uy
Tae
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