Supreme Court and the fate of the constitution
Editorial argues the coming Supreme Court term may decide constitutionality of major New Deal laws. It warns the court guards a written Constitution against efforts to reshape the nation into a centralized bureaucratic system and warns of threats from political dreamers.
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It Can Be Done Endorsing the 1932 Platform
President Roosevelt is urged to align with the 1932 Democratic platform. The call asserts progress without eroding the constitution, reducing bureaus, funding legitimate government, and preserving liberties. It claims these goals are achievable if he rejects socialist theories and endorses the party platform.
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Secretary Hull and the balance of nationalism and internationalism
Mr Hull urged a middle path balancing conservatism and radicalism and avoiding extreme nationalism or internationalism. He spoke to a delegation of European students at the State Department, warning that extreme stances could undermine mutual welfare and leave the US viewed as an easy mark financially and economically.
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Uncle goes abroad in tax protest mood during Europe trip
Secretary Morgenthau departs for Europe amid growing deficits and rising national debt. The piece portrays his comments as breezy and fiscally lax while noting taxpayers bear the burden as he seeks travel abroad. The tone mocks fiscal ease before the Pyrenees journey.
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Marry-Go-Round Reflections On Love And Divorce
A compact 19th century style meditation by King Feas on marriage, love, and the double bind of modern relationships. It mocks men's pretensions and wagers that true partnership demands effort, restraint, and enduring commitment rather than flashy ideals.
Adenitis Glands Disease and Child Health Guidance
Royal’s Medical Digest explains enlarged glands or adenitis as a sign of infection. It notes neck and facial glands are commonly affected by illnesses like sinus infections teeth problems tonsillitis ear infections and tuberculosis. Advice covers persistent adenitis recurrent gland swelling and the need to examine pus for tuberculosis germ and consider gland removal with sun therapy hygiene and medical care for children.
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Optimist and pessimist thinkers in mascots and wisdom
A quirky reflection on optimism versus pessimism tied to mascots and beliefs. The piece humorously notes that an optimistic person trusts in mascots for wisdom while a pessimist fears hoo doo superstitions. It implies women’s choices may be judged but questions the basis of such judgments.
Once-Over Reflections on Vaudeville Decline at Palace
In a reflective piece, McIntyre recalls the waning era of vaudeville at New York City’s Palace Theatre, noting vast changes since the 1920s. He describes falling audiences, dwindling acts, and the shift of entertainment toward film and radio, with top acts and venues losing their once glossy allure. The essay blends nostalgia with sharp portraits of exhausted performers and the fading magic houses along the Rialto. It also cites industry memories of agents, editors, and writers who endured the collapse of vaudeville’s glory days.
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Ten and Twenty Years Ago in San Antonio News
A look back to 1928 notes a prosecutor warns of rising youth crime at a Conopus club address, and Armistice Day observance planned by a local committee. Moving firms must post 1000 bonds to haul buildings through streets in San Antonio.
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