Hearst Papers Advocate Policy Proposals
A list from Hearst papers outlining political reforms and plans. It covers equal basis English-speaking peo ples to preserve peace, proportional representation in the Senate, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, abolition of illiteracy, a federal sales tax, a 13 month year, Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
France
England
New Reservation Could Deepen U S Involvement With League Court
A revived plan, pushed by Elihu Root and endorsed by League leaders, would substitute the league's consent for U S veto power over withdrawing from the league court. The piece urges President Hoover to reject the scheme and protect American independence, warning the senate to act promptly.
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Crly
United States
League of Nations
Elihu Root
League
Senate
League Court
Coolidge
Mr. Root
Hoover
Root
White House
Beauty of Character in San Antonio Cited by Carl Sandburg
The Chicago Daily writer praises San Antonio for its long absence of lynchings and riots despite a 200,000 population. He credits a cosmopolitan, tolerant atmosphere as the source of the city’s enduring beauty of character.
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San Antonio
Carl Sandburg
Chicago Daily
Retirement of an enlisted man in the Army
Retired Army men mark orderly withdrawal with retirement pay seen as substantial. Careers begin early and foreign service adds credit, often leading to retirement in midlife. In many cases Sergeant Blank plans to settle in San Antonio, a common focal point for retirements among Army personnel. A typical post ceremony at the army post accompanies these retirements.
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Blank
San Antonio
Signs and Omens on a Sky Rainbow Incident
A reader in Michigan describes a November sky event of halo and mock suns near the sunlit bow with no rain, asking if it forewarned floods. A scientist counters that haloes signal atmospheric conditions, not divine omens, explaining the phenomenon as light refraction and moisture condensation rather than a special Godly warning.
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Wilson
M. Tage
Grand Napida
Mich
Che Jinas
What to Do for an Unconscious Person
Roy S Copeland MD describes recognizing fainting and its causes and offers plain steps to aid an unconscious person. Elevate legs, lower head, keep body straight, and avoid stimulants. Call for a doctor and monitor breathing while ensuring the patient stays warm and breathing remains steady. Commit to simple, safe actions to support nature until professional help arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
Copsinghs
Perhays
Right Too Soon By Herbert Kaufman
The essay argues success hinges on timing and method, cites Edmund Burke, and critiques overreliance on novelty. It notes misfires from unseasonable launches and warns that era dependencies shape reception and credit for invention and demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kaufman
Edmund Burke
Anaxagoras
Columbua
Thua
Wrights
Santog Dumont
Chaiies
Gatheen Cobweby
Cherywice
Edgar Thompson
Uteel
Gary
Rayne Jy Cukop
Newt
Arthur Veargon
Naiicliffe
London Mirror
China
Greece
Hero
Pire
Hintory
Phera
Dean
Pengreay
Vaile Mirror
Wand Werbert Kautman
Virgil Pope Bird Home and Other Oddities of New York
A New York feature describes the Virgil Pope Bird Home on West Sixty fifth Street, detailing its bird sanctuary run by Mrs. Hattie Williams with assistants and a wide menagerie of parrots canaries cockatiels and exotic birds. It notes patrons from high society and unusual ailments treatments and a whiskey remedy for grippe. The piece also mentions a West Forty second Street shop selling vintage music boxes and the flamboyant collector’s market, plus miscellaneous city snapshots and humorous street scenes.
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New York
Manhattan
Virgil Pope
Hemelous
Jong Joweneye
Hattie Williams
Marion Talley
Margaret Anglin
Fred Stone
Loosening the Hip Joints at Magdeburg Art School
At the Industrial Art School in Magdeburg Germany Professor Anderson advocates brief training twice weekly to loosen hip joints and backbone for improved poise and strength. He claims women can reach ballet-like grace with gradual practice. Start slowly and breathe deeply for best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Art
Magdeburg
Germany
Anderson
Jadies
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Garrett P. Serviss
Te Bendy
Doe Ford
West Forty-second Street
America
Tella
Seathaud
Adnie Laurie
St. Croix
Switzerland
Broadway
Tretty Green
Edward
Buzzard’s Bay
Experi
Eddie
Toa Angelés
Detroit
Los Angeles
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Avernue
Ethel
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Birmingham
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