Japanese General's Book Warns United States of War
A Japanese officer's volume titled Our imperial nation's crisis the coming Japanese American war argues Manchuria is Japan's domain and calls the United States an enemy. General Sato accuses America of immigration policy flaws and seeks retribution as Japan expands naval power and stance against international agreements.
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Japan
Grit Kokatsu Sato
Imperial Japanese Army
Sato
Manchuria
League of Nations
Washington
Korea
China
Sako
Tsingtao
Salo
United States
California water bond push to fund Colorado River aqueduct
Wednesday Los Angeles and 12 surrounding cities vote a 220 million dollar bond issue for a 275 mile aqueduct from the Colorado River. The Bouller Dam plan would impound river waters to generate one million electrical horsepower and supply the metropolitan district, supporting about 7 million residents. The editorial urges Congress to authorize a 2.0 billion prosperity loan to create jobs and end unemployment.
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Metropolitan Water District
Southern
California
Colorado River
Bouller
Colorado
League Court Partiality in Austro German Union Debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues the United States should press for active participation in the world court to improve impartiality and weight of its decisions. The editorial endorses the court’s independence from outside pressures and questions how the league’s stance affects U.S. involvement.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Weir
World Court
United States
DNSE
Fragmented Evening Column Reflects Urban Jazz Age Excess
A Toronto newspaper reprints a New York social column describing decadent excess in New York nightlife. The piece portrays neon glamour, wealthy patrons, European influences, and vivid portraits of fashionable figures, with snippets of local and foreign observers noting the era’s shifting tastes.
Texas Trails Whstecer and the Napyleguie sword tale
A ragged historical fragment recounts Martin Dreyer and his kin from Napoleon era through 19th century Texas. It traces the sword linked to Cart Maria Dreyer, the Dreyer family’s movements from Castrovile to the 1840s, Civil War era links, and a lengthy drive from a border region to San Antonio. It cites Captain Filly, Captain Krempher, and lineage including Deny Dreyer and General Johnston connections. The text blends legend with partial names, places like Castroville and Grande City, and tangential anecdotes about travel, battle, and family memory.
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Maria Dreyer
Witte
Martin Dreyer
Oma
Worf
Krempkau
Mretiog
Aly
Martin Drerer
Napoleon
Nepoleon
Moscow
Bar
Gira Case In Hill Country Courtroom Drama
By Harry Williams a tense tale of misfortune and legal maneuvering. A judge named Estess presides as lawyers clash over property rights in a remote town. The narrative hints at strategic meetings and a high stakes outcome in a convoluted courtroom scene.
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Estess
Tatess
Che ‘Udge
Meyer -Aq
Listen World A Poetic Fragment By Elsie Robinson
A dense excerpt mirrors a fragmentary narrative about a troubled marriage and unfulfilled affection. The speaker recalls Emily Wileen and a vanished lifestyle, while a husband’s distant attentions and social rituals reveal emotional distance and longing. The prose evokes a reflective, melodramatic tone of a bygone era.
Dietary guidance for diabetes and carbohydrate control
The article explains diabetes care through diet, emphasizing that diabetics are not inherently very sick and can manage their condition with proper education. It outlines carbohydrate restriction, choosing protein and fats for nutrition, and lists permissible foods such as clear soups, meats, liver, fish, poultry, green vegetables, and certain fruits in moderation, while warning against sugars, starches, and high carbohydrate items and advising medical supervision.
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Swat
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
Modern lovers are analyzed in a satirical column about marriage views. The piece critiques how half treat marriage seriously while the rest treat it frivolously, citing archetypal heroines and fairy tale archetypes to illustrate shifting attitudes toward love and fidelity.
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Helen Rowland
Huy
Unemployment estimates cited by San Antonio chamber
1921 report from the San Antonio chamber of commerce puts unemployed in the city between 2000 and 25000, with the committee noting the local slump is milder than in other centers. Fire prevention week prompts a homeowners advisory from Chief A J Goelz as schoolchildren await fire department talks.
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Hon
Aninmia Chamber of Commerce
San Antonio
Aller
Mtarion
A. J. Goelz
Fire Department
Stars and Stripes Old Doowin and the Fetching Wife
The fragment describes Stars and Stripes Old Doowin boastful about efficiency while his wife Alice is away for a month. It hints at domestic life with Cookery hints and a rumor of a gangster prize story involving Buckeye state incidents.
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Alice
Ennila
Ritber Roth
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