Drive on Dope Editorial Urges Uniform State Narcotic Act
An editorial argues for rapid adoption of a uniform state narcotic act across all states, backed by the American Bar Association and governors. It cites Anslinger on the need for state federal cooperation, notes current gaps, and urges immediate enactment to curb illicit drug traffic nationwide.
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National Conference of Commissioners
United States
American Bar Association
Washington
Anslinger
Bureau of Narcotics
United States Public Health Service
Department of State
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Union
National Conference of Commissions On
Start of a Self-Made Fortune in Hard Times
A 16 year old in 1855 Cleveland found a footing in business amid panics by persistently seeking work. He joined a produce firm for unpaid months, lived frugally, and grew into a wealthy man by 22. The tale models resilience for today, noting future fortunes arise from relentless pursuit of opportunity.
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United States
Business
Cleveland
Produce Commission
Joan T. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
Delinquent Tax Amnesty Proposed by San Antonio Officials
The city may offer remittance of interest and penalties on delinquent taxes at reduced rates. Commissioner Bushick estimates total delinquent taxes around 4,009,000 with penalties and interest near 400,000. Mayor Chambers and the city attorney plan an October 1 ordinance to grant remission and return options for those who already paid.
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San Antonio
Chambers
Bushick
Alreaady
Hid
Venice Pigeons and Decay Shine in St Mark’s Square
A vivid, rambling travel sketch contrasts St Mark’s gold mosaics with decay and pigeons that enthrall and frustrate photographers. The piece notes pigeons’ bold feeding, tourist snapshots, gondola lore, and the canal’s grand glare, with literary asides on Venice’s theater and history.
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Venice
Bt. Mark's
Ita
Ukely
Italy
St. Mark's
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on individuality and self expression
Elsie Robinson warns that ordinary life erases personality and dignity. She argues humans must think dream and act with a unique pattern. otherwise they become mass beings. The piece laments civilization s drain on individuality and calls readers to seek distinctive paths despite societal comfort.
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Ruth
Hari- 256
Lobellest Aves
D. A. Lawrence
Hearst Papers Advocate Five Billion Dollar Plan
A Hearst paper outlines a five billion dollar loan to relieve unemployment and boost money circulation, proposing a five percent sales tax and income tax changes to stimulate industry, plus immediate Volstead modification to permit light wines and beer, aiming to revive employment and reduce crime while restoring personal liberty.
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Imm
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland in Birmingham Age Herald
The piece playfully contrasts Adam and Eve with modern married life, noting Adam missed many social indulgences yet escaped domestic pressure. It sketches a humorous view of gender roles, virtue standards, alimony, and the absence of flashy modern pleasures still enjoyed by Eve in her era.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Eve
Etiquette for Thanking Sympathy After Funeral
A reader asks how to address condolence cards after a funeral. The guidance favors a brief personal note written by the survivors, such as Dear Mrs. Werd, thank you for your kind message of sympathy. we appreciate it very much.
Dance Etiquette and the Social Dance Code 1922
A 1922 note discusses proper dance conduct, advising that a woman should wait for the suitor to request a dance while avoiding inappropriate touching. It contrasts acceptable and improper forms, noting engagement as a valid cue to reserve a dance. The piece reflects social norms of etiquette and restraint.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in The San Antonio Light
A San Antonio Light retrospective outlines October 12 1912 news notes. Mentions public utility actions by Col. W B Tuttle of Public Service Co and city fare discussions. Reports Salado River project funding by Water Supply Co residents and a council hearing on Prospect Hill measures affecting women’s transit access.
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Col. W. B. Tuttle
Public Service Company
Jilney Rear
San 74
Menger Hotel
Reddonta
Council
Cauneil
Shaneing
Cara Router
And I Remember When By Joan Ashton 1888 San Antonio hack era
The author recalls arriving in San Antonio in 1888 and starting a small hack line from Main Plaza. She describes buying a heavy English hansom of about 3800 pounds with automatic doors and three-seat comfort, its driver platform, and the rough streets that limited its use. She later traded it to the Wandward family for conveyance.
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Joan Ashton
San Antonio
Anat
Main Plaza
Tn Tye Wandward
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