Peace plan and structural reforms proposal text
The article outlines an agreement among English speaking peoples to preserve global peace and promote world peace. It calls for proportional representation in the U S Senate with no state having fewer than two Senators and prompt constitutional reapportionment in the House. It proposes a united national defense department, Education Secretary to abolish illiteracy, and sets election timing for Congress in November with inauguration January following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst Papers
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Secretary of National Defense
Congress
The Unchanging Blind Regains Sight After Years of Silence
The story discusses a woman who, after nearly twenty five years of blindness, unexpectedly regains her sight. She notes that while the world appears altered in motion and appearance, humanity remains the same and her core feelings persist. Her return is a blessing both visually and emotionally, reuniting perception with enduring inner life.
Right of Way in Washington Cited in Power Trust Row
The article notes Secretary of the Navy Wilbur berated on the floor during a Navy bill debate. It claims ex-Senators Lenroot and Thomas attended Senate sessions as paid agents of the power trust to oppose a Walsh committee investigation. It argues they enjoyed former-member floor privileges, illustrating who controls access on Capitol Hill. RR tert en Seer HUDDLESTON of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Wilbur
Congress
Lenroot
Thomas
Senate
Walsh
Power Trust
Washington
Huddleston
Alabama
Napoleon and the call to reason for lasting peace
In a late memoir tone, the Musings suggest that after war comes the dream of organized peace. Napoleon advised his son to favor new ideas and a federation uniting Europe, urging rulers to heed reason and end international hatreds as commerce and interests broaden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Emil Ludwig
St Helena
Europe
Capital punishment debate cites deterrence doubts
A philosophical note arguing that capital punishment fails to deter crime and that exposing its gruesome details through publicity may be necessary to provoke public action. The piece contends there is no evidence the death penalty deters and urges removal of the cause if public shock follows.
Speed for Films in Air Mail Patrons Rise Fast
The article notes that people spend heavily on air mail postage for reels, with daily totals near a thousand dollars and monthly sums around thirty thousand. It traces this back to a time fifty five years ago when both the airplane and newsreels did not exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Mail
Social Customs and the Call to Self Care
A reflective piece arguing that society forces habitual behavior against natural health. It cites Plutarch and a dinner party example to show how courtesy becomes constraint. The text urges individuals to assert independence and resist conformist pressure to eat or behave beyond personal well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Rockets to the Moon and Beyond a Feasibility Study
A discussion of rocket propulsion versus single explosion propulsion outlines the challenges of sending a projectile to the Moon or Venus. It explains need for sustained driving force, initial velocity requirements, and the concept of staged detonations to maintain motion. It notes potential future atomic power breakthroughs as a possible turning point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Venus
Fezet
New Tork
Earth
Jules Verne
Orr
Science Sideshow The Aye Aye Tale From Madagascar
The aye aye a peculiar creature from Madagascar with elongated flexible fingers and a gaunt dental arrangement. Descriptions vary on its appearance and behavior, including fanciful notions of it resembling a fox or monkey despite its distinct lemur traits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Bucolic Press Mixes Poetic Fragments and Nonsense
A garbled Norwalk area item renders a fragmentary note on poetic ramblings and imagined work. The text shows distorted phrases about dreams, labor, and emoluments. It reads like a stray OCR capture from a local column with unclear meaning and several misspellings.
The Clash of Theories Across Nations in 1998
The piece contrasts Russia and the United States as rival systems. It cites Karl Marx and socialist ideas versus capitalism, noting Russia views the U S as an enemy and questions the outcomes of these theories. British finance critic Lord Cunliffe remarks on the stark contrast between 100 million-plus nations and their wealth, praising American prosperity and warning against communist delusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Marx
Russia
United States
Qbyehhill
Exchequer of
Great Britain
Lowe Dno
Ron Ajnope
Tive Gore
Copeurua
Henry Ford
Dora
Ano Moatler
Rysele
United
Staton
McClere
Byrn
Latin American views on United States power cartooned in Mexico
A Mexican El Liberador cartoon comments on US aid to allies and perceived imperialism. It notes Latin American nations may someday focus on building their own strength rather than opposing the United States, while warning against envy of the big nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Uncle Sam
el Liberador
Mexico City
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ria
Prince OF Wales
London
Tailors
Thasens
Corts ToRven
Chiere
Coop
Larly Mad
Ais Tayler
Kemet
W.h.reynords
Tie May Wie Witte
WoRto
Moraiel
Newepepic Wen
By Garrett P, Serviss
Bucolic Press
Polly
Norwalk
Olio
U.S
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!