Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
A Hearst Papers list outlines proposals including Washingtons entangling alliances stance, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, education reforms, a January installation date for the presidency and Congress, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal, Caribbean land acquisitions as debt payment, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
Thanksgiving turkey market stabilizes amid diversifica tion gains
The San Antonio trade area benefits from agricultural diversification. Turkeys for Thanksgiving see stricter weight rules to curb immature birds. USDA reports the turkey supply is 3 percent smaller than last year but higher than 1927 and 1928, adequate to meet demand despite drought and low last year prices.
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San Antonio
Vesas
United States Department of Agriculture
Drouth
Ranch Income Study Boosts Texas Ranch Profits
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin 444 analyzes 31 Edwards Plateau ranches from 1925 to 1928 to show how income rises with livestock adjustments and production methods. An on ranch trial cut risk and raised probable net income per section from 45 to 956 dollars.
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Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Edwards Plateau
Government asked for padlock against building over liquor sale
A request was made to padlock a U S building because a subtenant sold liquor. The U S attorney in Washington said the treasury department evicted the tenant and the nuisance had abated, making padlock unnecessary. The move came from an anti prohibition group, seen as a thrust at prohibition.
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United States
Washington
Treasury Department
Fort McHenry Prison Proposal Triggers Nationwide Protest
A suggestion to convert Fort McHenry near Baltimore into a federal prison has drawn protests from patriotic groups. Attorney General William D. Mitchell issued a statement defending the national anthem's historic background and opposing desecration of Fort McHenry.
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Fort McHenry
Baltimore
William D. Mitchell
Man Buries Gold After Bank Fear Turns To Hoax
A Milford Illinois man hurriedly withdrew his life savings from a bank fearing collapse, converted funds to gold, and buried the jar. He later found the jar empty though the bank did not fail, a tale reflecting common distrust in financial institutions.
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Milford
Illinois
Texas Trails And Railroads In A Deserted Era
A fragmented reminiscence recalls aging laborers of the Missouri Pacific in San Antonio and Matamoros on a pensioned-employee veterans’ outing. Mentions Harry Williams of Little Rock, a depot foreman, and Treated tales of Jim Dahlman and local St. Louis to Texas rail lore.
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Missouri-Pacific
San Antonio
Quyday
Railxas
St. Louis
Matemoros
Trail
Harry Williams
Little Rock
Art
Amy Place
Incomplete New Jersey Golf Ball Tale sparks mystery
A garbled report from Stars and Stripes hints at a New Jersey golf ball theft tale and a bizarre squirrel question. The garbled text mentions Sundays, a Tory wife, a Beard urylers, and an investizale incident, leaving readers unsure what events occurred.
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New Jersey
Arity
Abe
Urylers
Investizale
Listen World Thinks On Storage and Memory
A reflective piece by ELysEZ ROBINSON on storage bills and treasured memories. The narrator recalls paying 240 dollars over five years for furniture storage that could have funded new experiences. He questions clinging to the past and laments prejudices and personal habits that hinder progress. Copyright 1110, by King Frag, Bem Ine.
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Oregon
King Frag
Sweets in Children's Diet My ROYALS COPELAND M D
Nutrition guidance urges balanced meals for children, warning against excess sugar and one sided foods. It stresses including protec tive foods, proper chewing, saliva mixing, and moderation of candy and sweets to prevent future health issues. It also notes use of safer dessert options and restraint in feeding during crying urges.
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My Royals
Copeland, M. D
Fcvita
Hanez
Central Park Reveries Amid Urban Clamor and Art
An evocative portrait of Central Park as solace for New Yorkers fleeing a city’s noise. Readers witness cow grazing, a shepherd with a collie, strolling poets, shrines of shade, painters at work, and late night glow as Broadway dimly lights the park.
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New York
Central Park
Pulang
Toi
Columbus
Bioomera
Jong Bale
Broadway
Think It Over Drawn By Hal Coffman
Nearly a year has passed since the stock market crash of 1920. The era of carefree wealth is gone and many who rode the wave now face hard lessons. The piece warns to save and spend wisely and avoid gambling as a pang of reflection on past riches.
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San Antonio
FY Bracht
Bank
Hin
Germany
Brecht Coe
Fulke
Enintuk
Hal Coffman
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