Hearst Papers outline global peace and national reform plans
A 9 point platform mixed with foreign policy and domestic reform from Hearst papers. Proposals include equal English speaking nations pursuit of peace, Senate proportional representation, separate Army and Navy under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to end illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a 13 month year with all holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal, and debt settlement via transfer of French and English West assets.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Arc Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
United
Uniform and Intelligent Censorship for Motion Pictures
The article argues for uniform, intelligent national censorship to replace varied local boards. It critiques Will Hays for industry self censorship, noting industry limits and public harm. A national board with state consent would ensure consistent reviews, preventing disjointed standards and preserving storytelling continuity.
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Will Hays
Hay
New York
Moving Picture
National Board of Censorship
Blair
Sage
Board of
Board of Censorship
Pulse
Mt Mays
Bis
Prucers
Weather Changes By Royal 5 Copeland
The robin signals spring and warmer days bring care for children’s clothing and health. Keep children warm, monitor for colds, and prevent running noses with proper dress. Regular vitamins and milk help growth. avoid overexposure to cold, and ensure rest and nourishment for underweight children.
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Sreinig
Bex
Cnet
Evolutionary parallels in Litopterna and early birds across continents
The text surveys parallel evolutionary trends in marsupiallike Litopterna of South and North America, noting toe reduction, limb elongation, and tooth changes. It compares these with elephants and crocodiles, then discusses Archaeopteryx as a primeval linking type between reptiles and birds, detailing feather preservation and forelimb transformation.
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North America
Lee
Bolenhofen
Bavaria
Bamen
Ge Welle
Jullax Hualey
George P. Welle
The Bad Hombres and Model Citizens Clash in Hyped Morality
A fragmented 1980 column argues that "bad hombres" can seem wiser than supposedly perfect models. It satirizes envy and intolerance, notes how clean reputations provoke suspicion, and counsels practical virtue over flawless records amid social pressure.
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Todo
Ani
Gort
Genia
Queen in brown coat and toque noted in Morning Post
In the Morning Post description the queen appears in a long brown figured coat and matching toque, described as looking particularly well while the king is also mentioned wearing a violeta bunch in the same periodical.
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Morning Post
Tea rooms move uptown changing New York scene
The growing popularity of me dium quleed tea rooms shifts from Greenwich Village to upscale blocks along Madison Avenue and Park Avenue. Decorators import European touches as executives and theater crowds flock to luncheon and dinner menus, with rents ranging from twenty to fifty thousand dollars yearly and a blend of home style cooking and modern ambiance driving demand.
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Greenwich Village
Europe
Alert
South
Snd
Madiaop Avenue
Button Place
Park
Mppee Fifth Avenues
Acd
Out of Test Tubes and The Cobot Vision
An 1890 Daily issue by Herbert Kaufman envisions cobots transforming labor and industry at a Atlanta convention with 20 000 attendees. It foresees machines converting cellulose to stockings, oils from coconuts, by products fueling by another wave of cheap goods and by products like Xylene advancing meatless diets. The piece celebrates scientific progress, cotton and agriculture reshaping employment, and a future of abundance powered by ingenuity.
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Bobo
Hermiste
Atlanta
Taduatry
Oaks Bo
Pasteur
Chete
Atlante Warna
Ugar
Lwmanity
Onlure
Amorrow
Daily Userur
Herbert Kautewn
Weird Tale Fragments From The Stars And Stripes
A garbled excerpt discusses domestic life and odd anecdotes about a practical woman named Jae Firen and Farner Yardacre writing about corn and fret. It recalls a front porch scene with red flannel underwear and a confused fight with a fire as bystanders react to unclear events and choices.
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Hollywood
Prince of Wales
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Underworld
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Berry Richman Ia
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Adven
Fred Brons Jost
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Yndicate, Inc
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