Hearst Papers list proposed reforms and world peace plan
The document outlines equal status for English speaking peoples to foster peace, asks for proportional Senate representation, unified national defense, literacy abolition, fixed presidential terms after elections, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar, a Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of West Indies as debt settlement.
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United States
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Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Abolish the Lame Duck Nuisance With a Constitutional Amendment
Senate supports a Norris proposed amendment shortening the period between election and inauguration, abolishing the lame duck Congress, requiring annual congressional sessions on January 2 and moving inauguration to January 15. The measure, backed by Republicans, seeks to end lengthy post election delays and curb filibusters.
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He of Representatives
Jane Duck
Senate
Nocris
Nebraska
Siaxty-Folk
NND
House
Congress
Norris
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England
France
Chamber of Deputies
Senate Fee
Ule Royse
de Norris Segedurien
Unclear fragmentary text about towns and outsiders
Fragmentary OCR style passage notes outsiders confusing locals, mentions a town with eight houses seven small churches, an incident in Manhattan involving a fired worker at a lab, and a regulator pursuit, then fleeing.
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Citice
Testimony from PEAS TOW AMAN on New York themes
Fragmentary remarks describe an architect named PEAS TOW AMAN who may testify before a House committee. The text notes bias in testimony and mentions a Mr. Bownesting, with references to a past interview and a harsh past event.
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Aman
Weestelester Count
New York
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Bown
Vestiges and evolution in comparative anatomy findings
Classical and chemical evidence align with evolution, noting similarities between humans apes and other mammals. Vestigial limbs in whales and other species suggest remnants from land ancestors, supporting evolutionary theory rather than special creation. The treatise argues blood tests and plant antibodies reveal broad likeness across living things and poised for continued discussion.
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S. Hurt
Jess
Ovenswmally
Dulomys
Justaner
Cory
Teviathan
Wella Julian Jfualay
Ctarge P
Walia
New York City Nightlife Vibe and Broadway Buzz
A bustling, opinionated tour of Manhattan streets at dawn, mixing caricatured visions of financiers actors and clerks with street life scenes. The piece strings together vivid glimpses of theater crowds, costumes, dance clubs, street vendors, orange juice stands, and a chaotic burlesque moment, ending with a reader’s quip about a morning paper ad and urban satire.
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York
Pure Park
Ron’t
Font Petal-Hopyer
Detervals
Tady
Tadiew
Flostan
New York
Tony Drexel
Louis Mann
Alurty Hill
Thirty-fourth Street
Reinald Werrenrath
Tazi
Moriea
Mrobert Garland
Jerald Square
Frederick J. Haskin
Missouri
Maxine Elliott
The Silent Sisterhood Warns Of National Ignorance
A fragmented text discusses women and education, criticizing federal aid and government neglect. It portrays women defenders of the nation, warns of national ignorance, and laments children’s suffering, urging action on schooling and welfare amidst political critique.
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United States Department of
Hughes
HHS
Solent
Parra
Lntende
Tozyrigtt
Wiking Tran
Mme
Pampered Youth by Herbert Kaufman
An essay critiques overindulgent parenting and protective child-rearing. It argues that excessive support erodes initiative and responsibility, urging parents to demand effort, character, and independent achievement rather than material comforts or easy paths. The piece emphasizes personal performance and disciplined growth as keys to lasting success.
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Mat
Tayer
Phndicapa
Lt Wan
Crah
Daily Murer
Merhart Kautman
Frequent Colds Indicate Run-Down Condition
Royal S Copeland M D United States Benatar from New York former Commissioner of health New York City cautions that frequent colds signal a run down state and infection risk. He advocates timely treatment rest and fresh air as best defenses, noting public health implications and dangers of neglect.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
Benatar
New York
New York City
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