Hearst Papers Advocate list of progressive policy proposals
The document outlines proposals toward peace through equal English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation, unified National Defense under a Secretary, literacy abolition under a Secretary of Education, a January inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar with Saturday holidays, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of French and English West Indies as debt repayment. Major named entities include United States, Hearst papers, and Nicaragua Canal.
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United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
British and Indian actions Spike Dope Trade and Porter Bill
A heated critique argues Britain backs cocaine production in India while the Porter narcotics bill aims to separate enforcement and appoint a narcotics commissioner. The piece denounces British policies, calls for increased US vigilance, and praises Hearst papers for supporting strong international drug regulation.
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Britain
India
United States
Indian Assembly
American House of Representatives
Geneva
Noise and Pep IT Boosts City Health Through Sound Studies
Urban communities fear noise as a health menace long after smoke controls. Motorized labs in New York deploy sound records and surveys to map vexing neighbourhood noises. Edison warns deafness if noise is unchecked while research links loud sounds to higher energy burn and greater food and oxygen needs. Professor Dockeray cites brain and body stimulation from city noise, suggesting moderation.
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New York
Thomas Edison
Dockeray
Ohio Wesleyanniversity
Old Timers Find Stage Life Harder As Films Rise
New York April 17 reports a shift in entertainment demand toward youth with many actors over 40 pushed from Broadway and stage to touring or screen work. Talkies lure studios to hire younger faces, while remaining stars struggle with dwindling pay and scarce legit roles.
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New York
Oldimers
Ncreen
Rialto
Ewan
Puccepnen
X- Montelelace
Aleiaren
Agatealiz
Amarich
Jenn
Hollyweed Boulevard
Broadway
Grace George Thin Winter
Willits Gillette
Lock Holmes
Leiligut
Meir
Dad
Toren
The Unity of Life Through Common Body Plans
A discussion of how diverse animals share a single underlying structural plan. The text compares vertebrate limbs and insect mouthparts to illustrate a universal archetype in evolution, arguing that variations arise from a common blueprint rather than separate designs.
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Darwin
Cuvier
Beth
Borne
Fragmented reminisces on generic furniture and family life
A fragmented reminiscence recalls old chairs and handmade furniture. The narrator contrasts scarce resources with past simplicity, describing a worn chair shared by father and child and reflecting on longing, memory, and changing times.
The Golden Age and the Vision of Communication
A reflective piece by The Pally Mirror and Herbert Kaufman discusses future techs like face to face telephony and magical communication advances. It contrasts miraculous promises with cautions about societal impact, praising science while warning against sensationalism and cruelty, and lauding progress through knowledge.
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Youra
Catry & Tert
Jack Robinnon
Pearn
Baird
Red Kink
Sounds Action
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Fred Canaday
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Othera
Ardsley
Cat
Robin
Editora Ef
Amelia
John Ringling
Circus Man
Pratrs
Fourteenth Air
Witer
Nell
Tega
Cig
Provincetown,ass
Omauzy Listes Drelaw
Fkr Company
Hoover
Wight Cory
Wraker Mnvillag
Welle Jule Hussey
Geatga F. Pralte
Zosison
Tad
Hiarhair
Rompantonal
Anil
Herbert Kaufman
Macedon
Betta
Brarth
Caesar
Bia
John
Wells
Aleare
Pally Mirror
Marhert Kautmien
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