Legion Resolutions Endorse Navy and Guard for Defense
American Legion at national convention urges Congress to reject League of Nations and to maintain strict immigration safeguards. It outlines a defense program including a navy equal to the strongest, an army of 165000 plus 14000 officers, a 210000 strong national guard, and a 220000 reserves, plus military training camps for 50000 annually. The stance aims to unite both parties behind a robust national defense and anti entanglement policy.
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American Legion
Legion
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League of Nations
Covenant
League Court
Europe
Asia
United States Senate
Roosevelt
America
Public Works Pace Spurs Labor Critique
The essay laments slow contract letting under the 3.3 billion public works appropriation, urging Roosevelt to pressure officials to accelerate spending to reduce unemployment. It credits AFL protests for timely pressure and contrasts tax measures with a robust, synchronized public works program to revive the economy.
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Congress
Hallyhoo
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Hearst
Tckrs
Lewis W. Douglas
Wunget
Roosevelt Shoul
Dreamer of Shanghai to New York fashion plates
New York memoir piece profiles Tommy Millard a dapper roving journalist and adviser to the Chinese government. He has shuffled between Shanghai New York and Europe, leading a life of stylish vanity, sharp wit, and unexpected anecdotes from fellow writers and editors.
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New York
Tommy Millard
Shanghai
Sigerbrips
Biglen Island
Ching
Europe
Seattle
Calna
Bora
Theesk Tree Ince
China “Press
Millard’ Review
Richard Harding’ Davis
Tommy
Avenur
Listen World! Elsie Robinson’s Courage After Gossip
Elsie Robinson recounts a harsh rumor about her and her initial anger. A small inner voice counsels that being different provokes backlash, creating mud on the heel for daring to venture beyond norms. She ends with a resolve to share the lesson.
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S. C.Y
Jock
Socrates
Hemlock
Hess
Etiquette guidance on wedding cards and sympathy notes
In etiquette guidance the writer suggests writing congratulations to the groom and best wishes to the bride, and recommends sending sympathy notes and flowers in the wedding period. It advises on when to send cards, how to phrase them, and whether to offer help, emphasizing personal friendship and appropriate gesture.
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Eilher
Shania
Tom
Mimie
Reopening of Banks by James T. Williams Jr
Roosevelt administration aims to quickly aid depositors in closed or partly opened banks. The plan targets about 2500 communities suffering from bank closures, seeking to restore purchasing power, confidence, and jobs while Congress reconvenes to set broad banking reforms and relief measures.
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James T. Williams JR
Roosevelt
Congress
Rooravelt
Hia
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in San Antonio Light
From the files of The San Antonio Light dated October 12 1923 President W B Tule of the Ban Antonio Public Service Company announced removal of about 100 quarter meters to dodge an occultation tax passed at the tartacesion. In October 1915 Fred Digby named physical director and coach of the Training club to join Lotila city by the Southern association of Ute A A D Roger Roberts age one son of Mrs Elma Roberts 80 pounds of cotton in a day at the J P Neal farm ten million from Ban Antonio Mayor Clinton G Brown issued a proclamation marking November on Good Ronda day urging citizens to aid servicemen.
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W. B. Tule
Ban Antonio
Fred Digby
Trayin
Comra Lotila City
Southern Association of Ute A. A
Roger Roberts
Elma Roberts
J.P Neal
Ban. Antonio
Warts and Moles by Royal 5 Copeland M D
Medical note on moles and warts from Royal 5 Copeland M D outlining cancer risk in moles, rarity of wart cancer, irritation dangers, common wart locations, and treatment options including cautions on acids and electrical removal, urging professional removal and preventive care.
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Warts and
Moles
Royal 5
Copeland, M. D
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A provocative column critiques modern marriage culture and the dating scene, warning against objectifying partners and the pressure to remodel spouses. It argues women face social rules about remarriage and portrays contemporary attitudes toward love, independence, and romance.
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Helen Rowland
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Paris
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