Hearst Papers Advocate Peace and Reform Demands
Proposals call for Haguish-speaking peoples alliance to sustain peace and world order, enforce prompt constitutional reapportionment in the House, and ensure Senate representation with at least two Senators per state. A unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, plus illiteracy abolition under a Secretary of Education, and November Congress election with inauguration on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
U. S. Plans Dam at Alhajuels to Protect Panama Canal
The United States moves to build a dam at Alhajuels near Gatun Lake to secure water for the Panama Canal in drought, with $250,000 authorized in the current appropriation. The project aims to stabilize Gatun lake flow, reduce risk of water shortages, and ensure continued canal operation at higher capacity. It is expected to take five years after starting, with no drought year in the interim hoped.
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Panama Canal
Gatun Lake
Alhajuels
Atlantic
Chagres River
Culebra
Miraflores Lake
Pacific
Gator
Pedro Miguel
Miraflores
Oice
Chagres
United States
Panama
Colombia
Reaching the Peak and the Rise of Home Study
A survey by National Home Study Council trustee B C McCulloch argues income peaks differ by education. Untrained men plateau after early adulthood while high school graduates rise longer until retirement, and home study learners reach higher midlife earnings.
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B.C. McCulloch
National Home Study Council of
Washington, D. C
Wise
Slee
Wimsatt
Dave
Chineel
Huis
Royal Welcome for Afghan King Amanullah in London
Afghan King Amanullah and Queen were greeted by King George V and Queen Mary in London. The visit featured a bustling Buckingham Palace state reception, ceremonial rides, and tours of military display as Britain showcased its power. The Afghan monarch praised British hospitality while warning natives not to challenge George V.
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Afghanistan
London
Prince of Wales
Beatelin
King George
Amanullah
Queen Mary
Buckingham Palace
George
Mary
Fogey
Northarest
Europe
King Amanullah
Queen Surayya
Check Baldness By Royal & Copeland
Baldness is linked to overall health and blood supply not hat heat. Poor heart action and compromised circulation can starve hair of nourishment while tight hats worsen pressure. Proper diet including sulfur rich foods supports hair growth and regular use of gentle care helps prevent excessive shedding.
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Baie Lier
Shevesere
Amd Fuede
Wien
Antarctic Ice Imprisoning Earth If Melting Raised
A speculative study by Professor Meinardnes of Gullingen argues Antarctic ice could flood oceans and bury continents if melted. He estimates global deep ice might raise seas, sinking ports and submerging dry land, though notes wide errors due to unverified assumptions.
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Antarctic
South Pole
South Anverica
Afrios
Australit
South Gular Corineat
Ted
Europe
Porlape
Aretiv
Autsoelie
Harv Fae
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A school teacher turned inventor and executive rises from a local upbringing to become a leading figure in the telephone industry. He edited a newspaper, led the Massachusetts Telephone Company, and later served as president of the national telephone association before eleven years in Congress.
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Philip Nowlan
Hig Wrk
Vinolly
Luweer
Fulton County
Indiana
Sli
Die 1Ocheater
Kaw
Triehone Hukinees
Hacheater Telephand Company
Wollenwing
National Telephone Annociation
Congress
Washington
Woury 4
Barnhart
Ithhdater
Dnidlditin
Organized Church Exposed by Dr Frank Crane
The article rails against the organized church, labeling it moribund and retroactive, calling for its abolition. It argues church excess funding, anti liquor stance, and social injustice, portraying the church as an obstacle to reform.
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Dr Frank Crane
Elise
Smith
Hernard
Uquor
Hotspur and Newgate in Victorian prison lore
A fragmented historical excerpt traces the figure of Hotspur as a fiery, volatile character tied to Shakespearean and legendary English figures, then shifts to Newgate Prison in London. It recounts famous inmates like Jack Sheppard and Poe, the 1008 fire, reconstruction by 1770, and reforms led by philanthropist Fry before the 1904 demolition and the site's repurposing.
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Newgate
Parnore
Ha Fingdah
Nawante
Meray & Blasantal Nama
Aytinny
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Pritie
Wewa
Anit Thay
Nimaelf
Tolspur
Kurroyin
Moury
Percy
Novilounterland
Henry TV
England
Vonitidan
Cheudawer
Mlirowahury
Vienry IV
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