San Antonio Venerable City Safe From Disasters
San Antonio, with centuries of existence, has avoided great disasters and flood damage while noting earthquakes remain unlikely though possible. The piece contrasts inland protection from hurricanes and floods with cyclonic regions, praising the city’s long, sunshiny climate and healthful conditions.
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San Antonio
South Texas
Philippines
Bermuda
United States
China
Japan
Passing of Pop Geers Ends a Driving Horse Era
The passing of Dward F. Pop Geers marks the end of an era for sulky racing and the driving horse. Geers, hailed as perhaps the greatest driver in sulky history, dies driving on a fast track. His life reflects a generation that loved horses as cars rose to prominence. He trained and drove many winners with a calm, masterful touch, forming a bond between rider and reins that spoke to a vanished era of equine sport.
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Dward F
Pop
Geers
San Antonio
South
Pop” Geers
Heroes of Peace in City Firefighters Bravery
An ode to city firefighters who daily risk life and limb through gas and smoke to save others. They enter burning basements and roofs, rescue people from danger, and perform feats beyond ordinary courage, often underappreciated and inadequately paid.
Be a Chum to Your Child in Choosing Friends
A parents guide urges gaining a child’s trust by befriending their close chum. Parents should avoid outright bans, and instead constructively influence the circle around a child. By showing consistent fairness and interest, they steer friendships and may reveal traits in their offspring.
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Chum
Hawkin’s Place Serves Ice Cream Near Brinkley Visit
A local vendor from Hawkin’s place took a run to Brinkley with two of the fish dock crew. He says the group met several girls and commented on their appearance. The report notes a casual social outing with undefined details.
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Hawkin’s Place
Brinkley
Fish Dock
Moccasin Gap Vorz
Brabley
Argus
Prince of Wales incognito tours forty eight colonies
An amused commentary on the Prince of Wales visiting America and Canada, noting his incognito style, the quirks of royal hospitality, and the reaction of American officials. The piece humorously catalogs imagined procedures, quotas, and mock salutes, with satirical references to politicians and customs.
Towne Gossip Reveals Affair Details at Office
The narrator recalls a meeting at 8 30 with a man to discuss what happened after dinner. A scrubwoman appears around 10 as the telephone rings and someone is asked if the man is there. The wife later asks if there was a lie. The man denies it, then confesses to the other woman. She laughs hysterically and the caller hangs up.
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Once-Overs and the ethics of accepting favors
In a compact 1920s style column, Mundy discusses social reciprocity and the etiquette of accepting invitations. He condemns hangers-on who take advantage of others dinners and entertainment, urging readers to respect the host and decline if they cannot reciprocate. The piece frames courtesy as essential to fair social exchange.
Forget Your Troubles Self Help Talk By Dr Copeland
A radio essay by Royal S Copeland urges reducing worry to protect health. He recounts a mother and son away from home and argues worry drains sleep, appetite, and digestion, undermining faith, health, and will. He advises checking worries at the station and losing the check to gain vigor and cheer.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D. United
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Newark City
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Musta
Tura Service, Inc
We Need a Little Pruning by The Spectator
The Spectator argues pruning of vanity and folly is needed in all lives. A curbing by spouses friends schools and public life helps grow more companionable and less self centered. Early trimming saves harsher cuts later and keeps character shaped by correction.
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Lure of the Invisibles by Garrett P Serviss
A Pennsylvania mother inspired by star names and histories urges public access to astronomy through local observatories or small telescopes. She advocates citizen science, local societies, and affordable viewing to broaden education and wonder beyond elite centers.
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Lure OF the Invisibles By
Garrett P. Serviss
Pennsylvania
Venus
Mars
Arcturus
Vega
Tmstead
Enérataed Palete
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