History repeats in debt question
The piece draws a parallel between 19th century U S France debt disputes and current European war debts. It recalls Andrew Jackson’s pressure in 1832 1836 including threats of seizing French property and the eventual payment plan six annual instalments and four later instalments mediated by England. It argues no war is needed and urges Washington to follow Jacksons example upholding national honor and duty.
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France
United States
Andrew Jackson
James Truslow Adams
America
Jackson
Congress
Paris
England
White House
Washington
Sales Tax Proposal to Balance Budget in Congress
The piece argues Congress must raise revenue to cover a deficit likely exceeding one billion dollars. It endorses a general manufacturers sales tax excluding food and clothing, cites Byrns’ past opposition and leadership fallout, and urges a united party effort to curb unemployment and fund public works through such a tax and prosperity loan.
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Representatives Byrns
Tennessee
Byrns
House
Burns
House Committee On Ways and Means
United Con- Bree
Obelisk musings in Central Park turn to comic chase
A humorous rambled piece in New York reflection style lingers on Cleopatra’s Needle in Central Park. The narrator muses about the obelisk’s age from ancient Cairo to modern mischief, mixing satire with flirtatious lines and mock scholarly quotes about its geology and fate. The essay commentary spirals into playful digressions about other obelisks, a theater title, and looming weather.
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Museum
Central Park
Cleopatre
Nredie sereeUy
Cairo
Alexandria
Cleo
Petre
Rhuharl
Ida
Indianapolis
Oomek
How Real Are You in This Self Assessment Piece
Elsie Robinson urges readers to measure inner authenticity. Questioning whether thoughts, opinions, and actions are self created or borrowed, she argues real power and lasting peace come from being true to oneself rather than copying others. Honest thinking and independent deeds yield greater life fulfillment than tricks or conformity.
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Nolsfeet
Wfe
Slugees. Byf., Inc
Child's Breakfast By Royal S Copeland M D
A healthful breakfast for schoolchildren is vital for growth and learning. Start the day with ample time, a balanced plate of fruit, hot cereal, eggs, toast, and milk. Avoid coffee or tea. hot beverages in cold weather are acceptable. Poor morning meals hinder attention and progress. proper nourishment supports energy, mood, and grades.
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Ithia Manter
King Eam Ayn., Inc
Etiquette guidance on wedding At Home cards and forms
A reader asks about differences between At Home cards sent with invitations and with announcements. The columnist explains that invitation At Home cards show the unmarried name, while post wedding announcements may carry the married name. two correct forms exist for announcements. Sending At Home cards is optional, with practical advice on using Mr and Mrs cards and repurposing plates after wedding.
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Misa de Peyster
Seno
Cummings
Rochester
New York
Henry Wells
Hearst Papers Advocate Proposals to Tackle Unemployment
The Hearst papers urge a five billion dollar plan to relief unemployment and inject immediate circulation. They demand a 6 percent sales tax, income tax reductions to finance industry, and an immediate modification of the Volstead Act to permit light wines and beers, reviving industry and reducing crime while restoring personal liberty.
Remembering When by Mayor M. M. Chambens
The speaker recalls past political stances at a North Texas race, noting how taking sides led to disputes at the polls. He reflects on being dragged into a legal fight and paying a fine, while acknowledging that loyalties at elections shape outcomes and community reactions.
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M. Chambens
W Tence
Texas
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A Woman studies men's psychology and methods to win commitment. The piece outlines popular strategies to soften resistance, with cautions on timing, manipulation, and recognizing how men respond to care, challenge, and authority. It references many techniques and emphasizes knowing the man before choosing a method.
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Helen Rowland
Stars and Stripes Big Gish Not Afraid of Deep Water
A quirky veteran correspondent notes that Stars and Stripes Big Gish fearlessly faces deep water while a pedestrian becoming a motorist forgets the moment he sprang, highlighting a humorous confusion between roles and journeys.
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
Nov 26 1922 report notes 20 killed and 245 injured in San Antonio auto accidents this year and police vow to curb speed. Also announces Alamo Country Club golf tourney opening December 2.
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San Antonio
Ainte
Phil Wright
Gonlal
Pranta
Alamo Country Club
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