Hearst Papers Outline Global Peace and Political Reform
The advocated program proposes equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, unified national defense, literacy drive, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a 13 month calendar with four week months, and a Nicaragua Canal plan. It also calls for acquisition of French and English West Indies as part of debts settling, with consent from France and England.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
School Organization Efficiency in San Antonio Schools
An editorial urges that the superintendent be given full authority like a general manager, with subordinates accountable and the school board acting as directors. It argues harmony requires empowering the superintendent, subordinating individual ambitions to the public school system’s good, and avoiding intrusiveness from staff.
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San Antonio
Lie
Maas Air Corps Bill Promotes Separate Promotion List
Representative Maas of Minnesota, serving 21 months in the aviation branch of the Marine Corps, advocates for aviation as a vital national defense arm. He will re introduce in Congress the air corps bill establishing a separate promotion and retirement list for corps members, amid broader support from fellow lawmakers.
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Minnesota
Marine Corps
Maas
San Antonio
Congress
Air Corps
Fourth
Frank James
Mive J. Maas
Reversed Testimony in Kidnapping Case Sparks Contempt
A Chicago judge jailed a witness for contempt after he reversed his testimony in a kidnapping and election terrorism case. The incident highlights the difficulty of proving perjury and the usefulness of contempt of court as a tool to enforce truth and deter evasive testimony.
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Chicago
Pain relief ad and warning from Royal St Copeland
An essay by Royal St Copeland discusses pain management and the dangers of addiction to painkillers. It argues true relief comes from identifying the cause, resisting long term drug use, and seeking safe treatments. It cites stories of patients and doctors urging caution against narcotics and emphasizes ongoing care.
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Baye Pura
Mae
Thase
Sou
Wdl
Ena Nity
Eufferer
Tina Yain
WeunKer
Newsusner Peature
Tos
Ether Theory and the Quest for a Space Filling Ether
A condensed discussion traces the historical push to posit an ether as a space filling medium for light and electromagnetic waves. It covers Newton, Huygens, and the wave versus particle theories, notes the 19th century adoption of ether, and highlights Einstein and quantum ideas challenging or replacing the concept. The piece reflects scientific tension and lingering doubt about ether’s necessity and compatibility with new physics.
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New York
Hight
Newton
Isut
Hitian Huygens
Oliver Tinge
Hinstain
Fay Szinen
Hinstein
Figures of speech and the Meander river origin
The article explains the word meander meaning to wander and its derivation from the Meander River in Ionia. It traces historical use and geography linking the term to winding river courses and later figurative language as described by Webster.
Artless Ada Saturday sale notice in Phornville
A public sale is scheduled for the property titled the Mangel Wraining Wailing and belonging to the Carendrachers Anpacinion and Hotch Committee Adv im Phornville News. The notice lists the sale as part of a local disposal process on an upcoming Saturday.
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Jonelock
Mangel
Carendrachers
Anpacinion
Hotch Committee
Phornville Wwhie
Upper West Videla Gold Coast
Fragmented musings on lineage and royal bloodlines
The piece muses on impossible purity of blood across monarchs priests and nobles, tracing how dynasties rise and fall through grafts and heredity. It references Plantagenets, William the Conqueror, Henry V, Elizabeth, and others, arguing bloodlines blur into a shared history amid myth and modern research.
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William the Conqueror
Hiebwed Geen de Lion
Bevian
Lodayville Nut
Elimabeth
Einai Bradeehy
Newoper
Florentine Tinanee
Peter
Pupae
le Vorsuer
Horenmy the Magnificent
Caltberian
Babylon
Troy
le Gong
Britain
Spain
Plantagenet
Hile Torolatiers
Aligle Atrolna
Connright
Mee Lally
Herbert Hautaran
New York Dining Scene Shifts Amid Prohibition Era Glamour
In New York on Apr 10, reports describe luncheon dining and theater crowds thinning as dining rooms fill less, with top venues like Ritz and Pierre drawing midday fashion crowds. Jewelry glints, prices rise, and designers showcase midday ensembles as old social rituals fade and public gossip thrives in coffee rooms.
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Yuri
Salony
Pierre's
Margates
Bherri’s
Sellton
Jim
Talivs
Howe Herome
Beautiful Hands 4y Reveal Char
Column extols the beauty and meaning of hands, praising Miss Germaine Bajat Carlyle and a photograph by Pach Brothers. It discusses fingerprints birth lines and the link between hands and character, noting various hand types from newborn to powerful executive and urging self-critique over judging others.
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William C. Procter
RAO
Una
Pach Brothers
Germaine Bajat
Carlyle
Sartor Resartus
Cromwell
Theodore Roosevelt
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Sammy
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Royal St. Copeland
Ether Theory
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P. Serviss
Smyrna
Avia Minor
Webster
Jungten
Ryle
Om Moris
Lauiel
Chie Sule
Ana
Upper Broadway
Iedy
Gellers
Aldo
Seventl
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Moent
Lrrat
Cooper
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