Ban All Foreign Propaganda
Chairman Dies argues Congress should prosecute all foreign propaganda as a national threat, linking Browder to a broader chain of subversion. He warns propaganda from Russia Germany and other nations harms Americans and urges government by true Americans free from foreign influence. He condemns hyphenated identities and stresses pro Americanism.
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House Committee On UN
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Browder
United States
Russia
Germany
Life as a Great Adventure and Personal Growth
A reflective essay argues that turning adult at seventeen shifts perception from dreamy to painfully real. Life feels heartless at times yet remains a great adventure, urging readers to look beyond self to grasp human experience as a whole and stretch imagination past personal limits.
Weaving of Life Between God and Man in Verse and Prayer
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson argues life is a lasting weave between divine influence and human spirit. It urges readers to look beyond personal trials to the broader design at work in others and in daily existence.
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Mae
Divorces and fashion fade in Hollywood marriage trends
A fragmented column notes changing attitudes toward marriage and divorce in Hollywood. It observes that public applause shifts as couples separate, fashion cycles, and societal prestige attach to weddings and jewelry before waning with trends.
Premonition on Divorce Among the Proletariat and Fashion
Helen Rowland argues divorce has become common across social classes and predicts it will soon be branded bad form. She notes younger people imitate postwar jazz influences and fads, warning many are victims of the divorce trend while seeking ways to dodge it.
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Park Avenue
King Eas
Send, Inc
What Do You Know Al The Answers Puzzle Sheet
A cryptic quiz style page lists clues ranging from a famed boxing patron to malaria treatment and a capital city puzzle. The garbled text references many items including a novel, a street game, and a four-dine stone, with notes about the comic page and King Features Syndicate.
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Qaid Bey
Nicknane
Ecundar
Behind the News on Communism Tide and Navy Publicity
Washington report outlines a fifth period of world revolutionary movement with tighter Communist control, reduced membership, and an underground strategy. It criticizes U S naval publicity for secrecy and poor press handling alongside comparisons to other branches and government spokesmen.
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Washington
Brat
United States
Palley
Russia
Communist Party
Stalin
Poland
American League For Peace and Democracy
League
Dress and trust in law courts a cost of appearance
Legal note questions whether dressing well or shabby affects public regard for lawyers. It cites Sam Untermyer and Clarence Darrow as examples, contrasts political figures like Senator James Hamilton Lewis and Peter Sterling, and recalls a Washburn Law School anecdote about a brilliant yet cranky graduate, all to probe how attire shapes influence in court.
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Justice Curl
Sam Untermeyer
Cnat
Clarence Darrow
Lalor
James Hamilton Lewis
Lewis
Pater Sterling
Joe
Daniel Webater
Ulie
Doe
Clarence Darras
Darrows
Untermeyers
Justice Cult
Klis Beas
Notable Exchange in Courtroom Pastiche Sparks Distant Echoes
An amusing reminiscence unfolds with Edwin C. Hill recalling a meet between a stern judge and a colorful attorney. The scene riffs on famous legal figures like Darrow and Untermeyer, joking about courtroom bravado and the idea of enduring partnerships amid old classmates and a bustling legal world.
Joint sprains and sacroiliac concerns rise with age
The article notes a rising discussion on joint injuries between the hip and spine, comparing their frequency to knee and shoulder problems. It explains differences in treatment by joint, outlines ankle and knee sprain care, and warns that sacroiliac sprains in older people can be disabling after twisting injuries with feet planted. It cites Dr. David Trevor of Frigland on cautious walking after stabilization.
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Amore
David Trevor
Frigland
Bol
CIA
Trevor Alzo
Spinal Back Pain Treatment Described by Dr Bundesen
The excerpt cites Dr Herman N. Bundesen noting tenderness in the lower back and surrounding muscles. It describes anesthesia induced joint manipulation to restore normal movement, easing discomfort, with heat and massage as possible aids.
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de, Trevor
King Faia
Syal
Ene
First appearance of Owl paper at San Antonio night school
NOVEMBER 27 1929 The Owl newspaper produced by San Antonio public night school records show 19 redance in semester with teachers Edith Pox W.M Molleren editor in chief Bennie Gold associate editor and printing instructors. Tomorrow Thanksgiving Day will reunite Fire and Police Commissioner Phil Wright in Colemin with family and ex colleague Bob Merce of San Angelo among guests of John P Henderson. NOVEMBER 21 1919 a trolley transfer restriction test by San Antonio Public Service Company to study revenue impact. Maj. Gen. John Biddle returns to take command at Camp Travis and the 27th division. Maj. Gen. Own James E Hardard to succeed him.
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the Owl
Son Antonio
Edith Pox
Journalen
Aul
W. RB. Bingklet
T. Curreph
W.M. Molleren
Bennie Gold
Phil Wright
Hin
Colemin
Visi
Bob Merce
San Angelo
Wright
Rij
Tohn PB. Henderson
Pierca
Gelilla
Enliiren
San Atlonto Public Service Company
Lomverton
John Biddle
San Antonio
Camp Travia
Senne
James E. ‘Harhardd
Cleneval Birlsdin
Dirly
Peace of
Wales
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