A Good Public Servant Kennedy resigns from SEC post
A respected public servant, Joseph P. Kennedy, announces his resignation as chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. The departure is described as a loss to the administration and to the public, given Kennedy's role in stabilizing markets, restoring investor confidence, and pushing truthful disclosure on securities.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Kennedy
Securities and Excharge Commission
SEC
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Tax Cannibals Warn of Record Spending in Congress
Utah Senator King blasts the current recess as idle talk by political cannibals before a heavy January session. He warns of further spending beyond last session’s ten billion and predicts taxes and debts will push the nation toward hardship. He urges a broad, nationwide protest while lawmakers are home.
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Senator King
Utah
Seventy-fourth Congress
King
Roosevelt
Senzior King
Congress
America
West
Pennsylvania Rejects Constitution Revision Amid Political Tensions
A Pennsylvania political burst centers on a Tuesday ballot where voters rejected revising the state constitution under a campaign described as Bolshevik in style. The administration watched closely as the electorate swung against the reform effort, signaling a shift away from perceived communistic methods and toward preserving the current constitutional framework.
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Pennsylvania
Senetor Guffey
Bolshevik Kulakery
Pennayivania
Athe
Barle
Women as citizens and partners in work
A fragment from Cosmpolitan quoted by Elsie Robinson discusses Helen Wills Moody’s view that women are strong individualists and less team oriented. It argues men have learned teamwork, while women often seek personal success, and questions how society should view women as colleagues and equals.
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Elsie Robinso
Bill
Cosmopolitan
Helen Wills Moody
Helen
Fxhinjl
Elwage
Sith
Niles
Helen Wilis
Helen Whits
Willy
San Antonio History Notes Sept 3 1925 and Sept 23 1925
Snippets from the San Antonio Light recalling events in 1925. Plans for a Kochler Park picnic for 300 children, the pay your poll tax campaign, and school course updates. Also notes a city-wide cleanliness drive and vagrancy measures by Commissioner Albert Steves.
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Ruby Charles
Baxter
Rey Lambert
San Antonio Elks
Kochler Park
Trivi B. Moursand
San Antonio
Fragmentary Verse Seeks Hidden Path in Harsh Desert
A fragmented excerpt portrays a restless figure seeking a hole or refuge amid a sunlit desert. The speaker hints at inner struggle and the burden of facing dire emotions without relief.
Controlling Worms in Children Through Proper Diagnosis
Parents should avoid unnecessary worm medicines for children and rely on medical diagnosis. Detect worms by stool tests, as informally observed signs like nose picking or bad breath are unreliable. Proper examination and treatment stop only when stools are parasite free. consult a doctor for a scientific stool analysis to identify the worm type.
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King Beam Syn
Marry Go Round Wonders At Western College Grooming Course
A satirical note on a Midwestern women's college planning to teach personal grooming. The piece lampoons modern beauty culture from makeup to hair styling and figure concerns, portraying the trend as a practical education for debutantes.
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Helen Rowland
Felds of Higher Education
Quicksilver Showbiz Boho Notes From a Turbulent Page
A fragmented collage of theatrical gossip and celebrity chatter. Names like Kay Stammers Jim Walker and Will Rogers appear amid sketches of ozark curiosities and European theatre links. The piece blends backstage lore with bustling city vibes and oddball anecdotes.
Addis Ababa as War Looms and a City of Contrasts
Edwin C. Hill describes Addis Ababa in 1908 as a rising capital of Abyssinia set against modernity and ancient traditions. The piece paints a vivid portrait of its hills, markets, rulers, slavery, religion, and the tension between European influence and indigenous structures as war clouds gather over the Ethiopian capital.
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Saniity
Tialida
Addis Ababa
We Balls Selasete
Ethopian
Rosita Forbes
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M- Peron
Bank of Abyssinia
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