Hearst Papers Advocate on Peace, Senate Reform, and National Policy
The document outlines a platform including equal status for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, a January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year with Saturday holidays, construction of the Nicaragua Canal, and a plan to acquire the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Financial success of Boulder dam assured
Secretary Wilbur outlines a plan to start Boulder dam construction with appropriations, asserting the project will pay for itself within 50 years through firm power contracts. Power is allocated among California agencies, Arizona and Nevada, with Los Angeles and Edison sharing unused power until fully allocated.
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Boulder Dam
Secretary of the Interior
California
Wilbur
Congress
Great Dam
Arizona
Nevada
Imperial Valley
Metropolitan Water District
Baldsvin
Edison Company
Los Angeles Bureau of Power and Light
Los Angeles
Southern California
Boulderen
Colorado River Aqueduct
Diary observations in New York life and stage tastes
A 1930 diary excerpt describes a New York visit with walks in dewy parks, hotel stays, and breakfast routines. It notes social tipping trends, hotel attitudes toward tipping, a boxer’s victory anecdote, and reflections on theatre, radio, and city newcomers as Bruce Barton teases future biographical fame.
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on pedestal ideals
An essay critiques idealized expectations in relationships. It argues readers condemn partners for not fitting a perfect image and expose the folly of pedestal worship. The piece urges accepting people as they are and resisting self serving fantasies.
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Biller Ideal
Vso
King Feas. Syn Inc
Angie
Meath
Evolutionary Bridge: Reptile Birds and Mammal Links
A discussion traces Archaeopteryx as a transitional form linking birds and reptiles with a short tail and toothed jaws. It notes feather preservation, limited flight power, and later forms from the Cretaceous to Permian that show teeth and evolving skulls toward mammals. The piece references Theriornphs and the Pineal foramen, hinting at mammalian features like a three-bone middle ear and the modern jaw structure, with a note on Platyplus and related discoveries.
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Paminals
Saphead Sisters and Molly discuss fog and family
In a quirky exchange, Cordelia and Molly treat a fog as part of the family while joking about dogs and social expectations. The dialogue hints at humorous attitudes toward domestic life and animal roles in a lighthearted scene.
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Molly
Cordelia
Petticoat Rule and the 1934 Political Scene
In a sharp critique Herbert Kaufman notes Wittn T Brendwin’s blunt truth telling and urges prompt action from American newspapers and lawmakers. Ruth Hance McCormick’s likely election is seen as a test of reform-minded female leadership amid ongoing legislative battles.
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Wittn T. Brendwin
Aurésia
Congress
Ruth Hance McCormick
Avn Ale Acct
Deneen
Nellie Nese
Florence Katy
Edith Nourse Rogera
New York
Mra
Pratt
Charles Sabin
Capitol
Ohio
Cannes
Alice Longworth
Egypt
Great Britain
Peter the Great
Catherine
Elizabeth
Coorrieht
Daly Ritter
Herbert Kaufman
Bolted Food and Digestion Warns Readers
A health article urges thorough chewing and proper digestion starting in the mouth. It warns that haste at meals causes constipation and disease, urging dental care, slower eating, and mindful chewing for all ages. It also notes historical opinions on public figures and state affairs in a clipped editorial aside.
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Goarden
Newerber Peas Dary, Inc
Fragmented rural musings and rapid-fire bits from a 20th century page
A jumbled mixture of snippets from a newspaper page includes railway disaster imagery, a farm boy praising incubator chicks, a talkative enumerator, a Washingtonian rumination, a misquoted aviation quarrel, chatter about Russia's alphabet, a remark on forgetting injuries, and domestic advice on temper and family dynamics.
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Supreme Court
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Green Pastures
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Elsie Robinson
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Newa-lterald
Dean Hrigge
Harvard
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Russia
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