Medal commemorating a deplorable incident commented on
Editorial denounces a medal ceremony honoring the man who struck United States Senator Huey Long. It argues the act insults the Senate and public virtue, mocks courtesy, and labels the event a vulgar, ostentatious display by idle rich critics. The piece condemns rehabilitating Long and warns against cheap notoriety.
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Tuer Lotgate
Senator Long
Senate
Niwapeyer
United States
Long Island
Huey Dong
Senate of the
Huey Long
Munblebanks
Congress of the
Gandhi Agrees To Suspend Activism During Imprisonment
Gandhi states he will refrain from agitation until his jail term ends in August 2684. The question arises what he would do if the term extended or a longer sentence were imposed, and how that would affect his lifelong political work.
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Mahatma Ganthi
India
Nia
Permament
Diye Ag
Unclear Manuscript Notes On Peerage And Anthropology
Fragmented and garbled OCR text discusses Norman Blood, Lord Raglan, Norown blood, podigweed Takers, Trnaysen, sheruth, and comments on hearts, faith, and antipathy toward Nemans. The passage appears to mock or critique anthropology and peerage without clear facts or coherent narrative.
Burlesque Ad and Gloucester Window of Life
A fragment describing Gloucester Massachusetts with a rough sketch of its fishing culture and shore life. It notes the coastal bustling scene, the women watching the sea, and frequent ship activity. The piece highlights John Hays Hammond Jr. as a notable local figure living in a Cape Ann area castle, within Dogtown.
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Gloucester
John Hays Rammond Jr
Cape Ann Trail
Hammond
Gloucester Ghost Town and The Whale’s Jaw Reef Tale
A 1933 San Antonio dated reminiscence describes Gloucester’s faded village near Norman’s Woe and The Whale’s Jaw. It recalls lobstermen leaving families, shifting fortunes, and vivid coastal landmarks while weaving in Longfellow’s wreck motif and local scenery around Annisquam and Cape Ann.
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Norman
Longfellow
Hesperus
Cape
Marry Grey
Listen World! Elsie Robinson Encourages Self Belief Power
The piece urges readers to trust their inner worth despite discouragement. It frames Epictetus as teaching that every person carries a godlike value within, deserving faith in oneself and reclaiming confidence amid hardship and judgment.
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Ephistus
Epictetus
God
Human Side of News recounts periling shark tales and heroism
Edwin C. Hill notes sensational sea horrors from Venezuela to the Pacific. A boy named Abel and a second youngster are saved by Ramon Troy after a crocodile attack near San Fernando Apure, while caribes or piranhas swarm sharks and sea legends swirl around Roosevelt and famous mares.
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Edwin C. Hill
Venezuela
Old Loy
Abel Prager
Jose Lujo
San Fernando Apure
Ramon Troy
Abel
Ramon
Vic~tim
Jose
Abel Fors
Hamon
Theodore Roosevelt
Enon
John Chapman Hitler
Popular Science Monthly
Florda
Monafoa
Tonga
Pacific
Remsey
Ramsay
Tetibbo
J. &. Williamson
Bea
Jane Gail
Gail
Maasai
Ue Bahamas
Hern
Sam Houston Triumphs Over Blinn 45-0 in Huntsville
Sam Houston's offense overwhelmed Blinn College as Malone Cochran Masier Dessan Bowden Nickelson and Anderson scored touchdowns. The game, played in Huntsville, showcased Sam Houston's power against Blinn's defense.
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Huntsville
Sim Houston Brarkats
Blinn College
Blinn
Malone
Cochran
Masier
Dessan
Bowden
Nickelson
Anderson
Bai Halston
Unclear boxing results with multiple outpoints and names
Fragmented report lists numerous fighters with outpoints and scores including Danny keunan Charley Stowkin Iron Mountain Healon-leon Broulliard and others. The garbled text provides little context, dates, or event details, making precise outcome or venue identification impossible.
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Danny ‘Kkeonan
Chicuad
Charley Stowkin
Iron Mountain
Dsedy
Healon
Leon Broulliard
Roweinblom
York
Mm Balan
Martie Ch
10 and 20 Years Ago from a Light Times
A fragmented 1910s city notes column mentions San Antonio financials showing a gain and deposits. Fort Point Isabel is slated for dome protection and Fort Brown station use by army and navy. city projects include artesian well work near the river and street improvements on Law Street between Alamo and North Flores.
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United States
Naval Wireless
Fort Point Isabel
Fort Brown
Asville
Navy
Wir
Askimtembem
Law Street
Alamo
North Flores Alent
Garner Kept Faith By James T. Williams Jr
A tribute to Vice President Garner detailing his stance on the Eighteenth Amendment. It notes his initial opposition as a Texas congressman, his subsequent support for enforcing prohibition as written, and later vote for repeal as national policy evolved. The piece lauds his conscience, leadership, and consistent public service.
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Garner Kept
James T. Williams JR
Garner
Texas
Congress
House
House of Representatives
Mr. Garner
United States
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland in These Bays
A humorous social survey of marriage, romance, and modern love noting the pull of material comforts and freedom. The piece satirizes how men and women chase status and affection amid shifting social norms, with witty lines on marriage as a steamroller and love as a fickle, sometimes cynical force.
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Gloucester
Helen Rowland
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