What Have We Outgrown in the Constitution
A spirited editorial argues opponents falsely claim to have outgrown the Constitution. It urges specifying proposed amendments, warns against surrender to executive power, and defends states rights and individual liberties as essential to American self government. The piece insists Americans have not outgrown their founding charter and calls for clear public debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innucnda
Soft
Roosevalt
Man
Rastop
Congress
Constittion
Wucr
House of Representatives
Whites House
Tustite
Mayphall
United States
Supreme Court
Ice Age Return Threats The Old Reptiles
A dramatic piece by Elsie Robinson warns readers that the Ice Age and the extinction of the great dinosaurs have reshaped the world. It urges acceptance of new life forms and challenges readers to adapt or perish, concluding the mood with a call to survival and adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eietfeer
Bierney Pslatener
Rome
San Antonio civic notes and theater events from Oct 1015
A list of local preparations for the semi annual cannon- Won of the Texas Surgical ensnagy opens in San Antonio on October 12. Chamber of commerce manager C B Yandel notes 1809 Rin Grahee valley residents plan a speed- Sill tv to See Antonia. A Loyal Order of Links chapter is organized with Percy Tyrrell president A G Garretan vice president and Peter P Heafgen secretary. The Palace theater showcases Tendri Theen's drama Poice Gynt with Os Imande in the lead. Park Commissioner Ray Tarleits oversees a street land purchase of 10 acres for 10000 on Reveeyed sven peep Sunpron street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ors
WB. Ruts
Gade
J. W W. Goode
H. H. Ogilvie
Niliueterta
Texas Surgical
San Antonio
C. B. Yandel
Chamber of Commerce
Antonia
Ray Tarleits Wotion
Elly Corniine Awset Tadiy
Sven Peep Sunpron
Tate Weaguillen
South
Dirk
Purpura Hemorrhagica Disorder Described in Historic Text
A rare disease named purpura hemorrhagica is outlined with bleeding under the skin mucous membrane and internal sites. It notes symptoms such as bruising after minor injury, possible bleeding from the mouth or stomach, and the need for blood tests and serum treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S
Peland
M. D. Tion
Hema- Philles
Purmira
Rome
Feae
Dear Govt Shave the Nation Plan tale in a barber shop letter
A garbled fan letter by Winston Norman addresses public doubts about a “Shave the Nation Plan” linked to Roosevelt and a government payroll. The writer uses a barber shop setting to mock a reform scheme, claiming barbers could influence national policy by offering customers shampoo or a shave. The tone blends satire with political critique and references to Roosevelt and public works. The piece satirically imagines a barber as advocate for bold policy changes, warning of a covert plan affecting governance and the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Norman
King Fees
Byrd
Hoa
Jim Farley
Wash
D.C
Perley
Roosevelt
Revise Vel
Barsera
Furley
Roosevels
Nan Clintos
W. Norman
King Pesan Ryed
Fragmentary clipping hints at social observations and names
The unreadable OCR fragment mentions women, home life, a daughter, bottles, and a jealous man, with stray phrases about honesty and the future. It includes garbled names and partial phrases, offering little coherent event or context beyond general social commentary.
New York showfolk rise and fall amid stage lore
D C McIntyre profiles actors and impresarios shaping the American stage. Astaire, once the ugly duckling turned star, dominates headlines alongside Mary Roberts Rinehart moving to Park Avenue. Tony Sarg, Joe Zeis, and Edna Ferber era movers loom as galleries of performance and puppetry fade and revive.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
Fred Astaie
Bescome
Olndirella
Ugly Duck
Ang
Punakin & Prizce
Adele
Sistee Marley
London
Marley
Ming
Hye Bing
Ghiger Rogers
Inverness
Mersonathan
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Washington
America
Althors
Park Avenue
Down
Meri
Ringhart
Witrd
Hy & Jong
Edna
Ferber
Kay Brush
Sutton Place
Dihan
Kathleen Norezis
Zane Grey
Ise
Michael Arleti
Tyrol
General Law Wallace
Rumantle
Indiana
Joseph Hergesheimer
Fashionable Reach
Philadelphia
FR. Phillips Oppimheim
Old King Cole Returns to New York Art and Nightlife
A reflective piece recalls Old King Cole at the SL Regis in New York, contrasting bygone elegant parades and Maxfield Parrish’s art with modern excess. It lists famous figures of the era and lampoons high society's tastes while noting endurance through wars and upheaval.
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Ohd King Cole
Wew
York
Maxfield
Mirrer
Cols
Betry Wall
Yrsta
Berry Wall
John W. Gates
Wien
Fragmented verse on marriage and desire
A jumbled passage describes a weary husband and a dissatisfied wife. It hints at fantasies about insurance money and infidelity, mentioning drinking, a brace of trouble, and the idea that love, not work, drives life. The tone reads like a poetic musings on wages, fidelity, and social roles.
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Nelson Harding
Mba Wade
Puis
Corin
Lily
Horn
Focal
Karl Ty Sen
Elsie Robinson
Wales
Colt
Cote
Smarties
Pope UR
Kong Bey
Gctobera
Percy Tyrrell
A. G. Garretan
Tendri
Theen
Dandora
Ruasell Patterton
William Courtney
América
Tony Sarg
Theay Authoriatiy
la Gatta
Joe Zeist
Paris
Mattyrs
Montmartre
Zell
Pulitzer Statue
Old King Cole
By Edwin c. Hill
Vyce-Men
Montana
Evantystye Conte Gkld
Byster & Quatter
Commodore
Riey
Canica
Niko
Mr. Parrish
Amerea
Sera'liva
Gul Ha
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