Provisions for Peace and Reform in the United States
The document outlines an agreement among English-speaking nations to preserve world peace and promote it globally. It calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congress elected in November with presidential inauguration January 1 following.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Unemployment and Investment Abroad Debate in 1930s Essay
Frank A. Vanderlip argues that U S funds loaned abroad totaling about 1 5 billion yearly could better serve unemployment relief if invested at home in factories railroads and public works The essay urges government action to fund Navy shipbuilding roads flood control and other projects to create jobs and stimulate U S industry
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United States
Frank A. Vanderliop
Paris
Mississippi
Honest act of a boy finds hidden money reward tale
A 13 year old New York boy, Max Snyder, finds a can with 771 dollars in Highbridge park and returns the money to police. The funds are held at New York police headquarters with six months to prove ownership. if unclaimed, Max will receive the fortune. The story praises his courage and honesty in relinquishing wealth.
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New York Street
Max Snyder
Highbridge Park
Adern
Max
Patien
Clert
New York
Painter
Vital and Promising marks eighteenth birthday
Vital and Promising celebrated its eighteenth birthday anniversary with testimonials on its role in national improvement. The Boy Scouts, 650000 strong and led by 165000 volunteers, build foundations for future citizenship by teaching order, efficiency, and wholesome ambition in youth across America.
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Boy Scouts’ Organization
America
Kubla Khan Reference Turns Odd Modern Tale
A playful note mocks the classic Kubla Khan poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, imagining Nancy Ann Miller’s vast Summer palace in India and a comically long breakfast route. The piece contrasts a modern automobile trek with the famed surreal lines about Alph and a stately pleasure dome.
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Nancy Ann Miller
India
Iso
Yrcheu
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Xanadu
Kubla Khan
Proper Chewing By Royal Five Copeland
Guidance on child chewing habits stresses chewing on both sides of the mouth to ensure balanced development. It warns against neglecting teeth care, explains tartar risks, and emphasizes teaching children the rationale behind good chewing practices.
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Royal
Copeland
Mind and Life Coincident Not Identical in Thought Study
The article debates behaviorist limits and argues mind arises from more than physical impressions. It critiques extreme behaviorism, noting many thinkers dismiss consciousness yet rely on mental terms to discuss behavior. It traces arguments from philosophers to psychology, showing mind and life may be connected but not reducible to mere stimuli.
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Doran
George Ji
Westerbeke
Weat Bnyville, N.Y
Tex Beramin
Hannibal
Ther
Whylig
Trained Minds and Daring Visions of Marriage Choices
A noisy essay mix mixes Col Robert Hees on recruiting for Southern California Telephone with wartime schooling, then pivots to a provocative column arguing choosing a wife is essential. It contrasts two women, endorsing the demure lace bonnet style as the better wife candidate for marriage today and into the imagined 1978 era.
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Robert
Hees
Southern California Telephone Company
Neen
France
Ula
Legion of
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Mat Reader
Nottingham
Samuel Johnson
Atlantic Ocean
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Engravers
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London
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