Hearst Papers Advocate List of Progressive Reforms
The Hearst papers propound a ten point program including nations’ friendship without entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation, united military departments under a National Defense Secretary, an Education Secretary to end illiteracy, January as the presidential and congressional inauguration month, a federal sales tax to offset other levies, a thirteen month calendar with Saturday holidays, the Nicaragua Canal project, Caribbean acquisitions as debt settlement, selective immigration and deportation of undesired aliens, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Night School Brings Education And Community Ties
San Antonio unveils a new night school offering diploma and college credit, with classes 7:30 to 9:30 on Monday Tuesday and Thursday. Any resident can enroll, gaining subjects brush up or new knowledge while fostering social contacts and self improvement.
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San Antonio
Four West Texas counties deny drought relief claims
Hemphill Tom Green Gray and Hutchinson counties resent being labeled in need of federal aid. The piece questions who lists distressed areas and notes farmers in Arkansas deny distress while acknowledging genuine drought hardship nationwide.
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West Texas
Hemphill
Tom Green
Gray
Hutchinson
Arkansas
Associated Press
Texas
Seasonal agricultural workers uncounted in stats
A San Antonio school enrollment figure shows 30,833 pupils with many seasonal farm laborers, mainly cotton pickers, uncounted in official data. Officials note thousands of Texas dependents listed in the census are in fields and not reflected in employment or economic tallies. The writer urges weighing the economic impact of these workers.
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Texas
San Antonio
Listen World Love Guide by Elsie Robinson
The reader learns that love is not random but influenced by self knowledge and core needs. The essay argues that people fall for partners who satisfy fundamental emotional longings, with marriage framed as a pragmatic union if needs align. Copyright 1933 by King Features Syndicate.
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Tou Pric
Grunt
Couerm
Polyploidy and Mutations Create New Plant Varieties
The article explains how mutations and sexual reproduction drive variation, with polyploidy causing multiple chromosome sets. It notes examples such as wheat and primroses where doubling leads to new races, sometimes forming new species. It also hints at artificial creation of new varieties through chromosomal changes.
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Avery
Ube
Meelf
Aulvex
Arden Lower Primula Alnensig
Nervous disorders tied to modern life warned doctors
Royal S Copeland M D outlines nerve ailments from urban stress and rural monotony. He notes nervous excitement and neurasthe nia as vague terms, stresses sleep loss and insomnia as chief signs, and argues prevention hinges on reducing stressors and noise. cites science and law as aids.
Do You Know 1871 Marriage Licenses and City Noise
Do You Know reports that in the past six months about 1871 marriage licenses have been signed in San Antonio area counties. It notes rising noise complaints from riveters and construction, stressing nerves and health amid long work hours and city life.
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Kexar
Anton
Nowapenet Fea
Cats and socialites reshape New York high life
A wide description outlines a shift toward pedigreed cats in Manhattan, noting new cat shops, fashionable colors, celebrity owners, and social prestige. It mentions cat shows, royal and aristocratic influence from England, and coverage by New York papers, with the era’s snobbery and lifestyle tableau.
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New York
Tark Avenue
van Deke
Irvin Cobb
Wahidorf
Clarence Mackey
Foujitg
Mary Garden
Nessa
Me- Melo
Iheta Garbo
Jeritza
Eva da Gallienne
Car
van Vechten
T. B. Costain
Dorothy Gish
Tindbergh
Paris
England
Cat
Tt Bog
Oworrs Claint Tate
Doge
La Follette Sons Continue Family Public Service
The late Senator Robert La Follette is praised for his lifelong service to the people of Wisconsin. His sons carry forward his legacy with one running for governor and another serving in the U.S. Senate, while honoring the father’s example and name.
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Robert la Follette
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Senate
la Follette
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Eiffel Tower
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Babylon
Smiter
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Fine Chief
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Pia
Billboard Syndicate
America
Rock OF Gibraltar
Capone
Statue OF Liberty
Elsie Robinson
Coppright
Jt. G. Weile
Tujlen Ifualey
George Welly
Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United Linten
Frees N. X
Atentin
Crize
Law
Gharler Giapesio
Quebec
David Leonard
Aliaon Smith
Misa Leonard Wan
Smith
Old Morning Telegraph
Lindy Blos
Seather Cafe
Winter Garden
Alao
A. T. Wehater
McNaught Syn, Inc
Philip la Follette
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