Hearst Papers Advocate Proposals For Peace and Reform
An outline of policies including equal basis for English speakers to promote peace without minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal steps to end illiteracy, an instant inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar, and canal and Caribbean acquisitions to settle debts and enhance defense.
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United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
United States
English West Indies
France
England
International Finance Plotting for World Court Membership
A partisan explainer argues Republicans push League of Nations court ties to steer US foreign policy and urges Democrats to reclaim Washington era aloofness. It warns against entanglement in European disputes and cites Jefferson and Cleveland as guiding precedents.
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International Finance
World Court
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington
Democratic Party
Wilson
League
Pennsylvania Avenue
Jefferson
Cleveland
Washington
Europe
Senate of
United States
Minister defends pari mutuel betting as honest
A Miami Florida minister declares pari mutuel betting on horse races is honest fair and square criticizing moral and economic standards. He argues the bible does not forbid such betting while noting many current issues remain untouched by scripture beyond blue law concerns.
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Miami
Florida
Tcoule
Eggs of Time Eren Probe Reveals Ancient Protocerut Fossils
A vast uplifted basin in Asia hosts ancient sediment layers preserving the buried remains of long vanished life. Paleontologists describe fossilized eggs and proto creatures found by the American museum amid rocks that formed the Gobi desert. The discovery illuminates a remote era when ecosystems bloomed under harsh, changing climates.
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Eren
American Museum
Asia
Bergen
Janda
Gobi Desert
Charles P. Berkey
Nea
Saan
Wade
Health Neglect by Royal S. Copeland M D
Article discusses chronic sniffling and sneezing as potential indicators of deeper health issues. It links repeated colds and poor resistance to digestion, fatigue, stress, and lifestyle factors, urging better eating, rest, fresh air, and exercise to maintain general health and reduce illness risk. It weaves in medical musings and era health rhetoric.
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Mey
Nervana Pereong
Colly Sf
Minotaur Legend Amid Ancient Labyrinth Tale
Fragmentary account recalls the Minotaur famed as a monster half man half bull confined by Minos in a labyrinth near Crete. It allegedly devoured youths as tribute to Athens, while the artwork references Daedalus and Icarus in a mythic context.
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Arete
Cnesaus
Athen
Daelalug
Sun
Minstaar
Delivery Men By Herbert Kaufman
An OCR fragment recounts Carl Burringer and colleagues in a Par is department store setting. It portrays promotions and merit as driving careers from clerk to assistant silk buyer near a Miss Madaio Jieuerfront at Bon Marche, with references to National Cash Register and Patterson’s secretary. The passage emphasizes caution about authority and the role of character in advancement.
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Ratzkowiski
Denlex
Pérkou
Madaio Jieuerfront
Hon Marche
Ebeesd
Burringer
National Cavh Jteginter
Gomany
Darringer
John 1
Patterson
Bealle
Patterauss
Murringer
Yemen
German Reparations and Dawes Plan Cast in Berlin Cartoon
The Berlin paper Kladderadatsch depicts German attitudes toward reparations while noting Two distinguished Americans Pierpont Morgan and Mr Young sit on a commission to decide Germany’s payment. It highlights gold payments of 600 million dollars annually under the Dawes Plan and questions the feasibility of extracting 800 million in gold yearly. The strip calls out Allies plans and the idea of a debt of honor, and ends with Germans stretched on the so called Dawes Extertion Rack.
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Berlin
Kladderadatsch
Germany
Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Young
Dawes
Ocean
New York City Tales of Wealth Debt and Frenzied Life
A fragmented New York column depicts an idealized city harboring an international wastrel, lavish apartments, and credit crises amid late 19th century metro life. It recalls social climbers, high society visitors, and dangers to workers from underground tunnels, while noting feverish gossip, theater crowds, and a mix of scandal and resilience in the metropolis.
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New York
Raw York
Thia
Sisney
Ewan
Aperki
Keatch
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