Power Trust Plan To Dispose of Muscle Shoals
The Muscle Shoals project faces a plan from a Hoover commission to turn the public power plant over to private control. Critics warn the move would let the power trust profit from public property built with taxpayer money, denying surplus power to states and farmers unless bought from private lines. Senators and press allies are urged to expose the plan before Congress acts.
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Power Trust Commission
Power Trust
Muscle Shoals
United States
Boulder Dam
Niagara Falls
St. Lawrence River
Hoover
Power
Muscle Sheas
Norris
Nebraska
Hoover Commission
Congress
Republican Party
Smoke Screen a Dirigible War Concept Exhibition
A historical illustration depicts a future war where a large dirigible like Los Angeles is hidden by a smoke screen laid by a fast aircraft. The piece notes air power and smoke screens as defenses, praising Goodyear and Navy figures while speculating on unimaginable future horrors and the difficulty of forecasting next war.
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New York
Los Angeles
Akron
Goodyear Company of
Ohio
Avise
Navy
Admiral Moffatt
Mr. Litchfield
Goodyear Company
Earth
Will power is built, not born, says a monologue on choices
A narrator argues will power grows from daily decisions rather than innate traits. Every choice, brave or timid, builds a person, with moments that shape a life. The speaker notes most decisions fade from memory, yet they form a steady accumulation of character.
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Sfassalini
Cal Coolidge
Marte
Fragmentary World Message Sparks Confusion and Debate
A fragmented message from Listen World circulates online, hinting at a decision that unsettles the audience. Analysts note unclear phrasing and partial words, while followers urge clarity and further context to assess its potential impact.
Marry-Go-Round By Helen Rowland
A caustic column on modern parents and youth culture contrasts with old fashioned views. It argues that both generations misinterpret freedom and self expression while insisting the younger generation pressures the older to keep pace.
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Helen Rowland
King Feas
New York Four Friends Observe Aquarium Drama
In a humorous diary style, Ava sketches life with goldfish Ethelbert and Gwendolyn in a Park Avenue aquarium. Ethelbert sullens and begs attention, while Gwendolyn flirts and flaunts, prompting talk of a possible match or mate. The piece mixs whimsy with reflections on love and creature comforts.
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New York
Ethelbert
Gwendolyn
Ava
Ethelaert
Park Avenue
Sophie
London
Gwen
Toby
Rock Castle
Gills
Theodore Dreker
Eth Peye
Fragments Reveal Circling Drama of Gwendolyn and Fish Life
A narrator laments troubled themes of love, aging, and misfit relationships. Gwendolyn is central, with Ethelbert and others depicted as aging, hopeful, or failing figures. Comedic, biographical hints blend social mores with quirky aquatic imagery and a copyright notice from 1831.
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Gwendolyn
Ethelbert
Irene Hayes
3faNevght Fyn., Inc
From the Files of The San Antonio Light
Ten and twenty years ago items recall World War era visits, employment reports, and local events. Notes mention Monruhel’s arrival in San Antonio, discussions on plans, invitations to President Progreso of Mexico, and a monthly unemployment report. Earlier items discuss bar eligibility, water works wage issues, and a runaway horse incident injuring its driver.
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The
San Antonio Light
Monruhel Fader
Antonio
Wayne
San Antonio
Plana Hon
Davis
Pbregom
Mexico
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Beatrice Fairfax
Han
Rete
Chery
Bueshea
Alia
Eth
Bates Cicero
Meory
Mig
Harman
Cmanly
J. H. Grover
O. H. Surkamp
San Petro Avenue
Mr. Surkamp
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