Hearst Papers Advocate: Peace, Representation, Defense Plan
The document outlines an Anglo-peace pact among English-speaking nations and world peace efforts. It calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and prompt reapportionment in the House. It proposes a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary of National Defense and Federal steps to abolish literacy under a Secretary of Education. Election of Congress in November and presidential inauguration on January 1 follows.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Arte
Navy
Air Forces
Ll United Wnder
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of
Education
Congress
Land Ownership and Market Values in San Antonio
Real estate investment decisions require keen judgment as San Antonio shows rising values without inflation. Owners should balance holding undeveloped land for future gains with timely development to avoid delaying community growth and personal profit. Retaining portion while selling others proves wiser than idly waiting for higher returns.
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San Antonio
Alamo City
Southwest
Good Health Policy Advocates Cheerful Living
The piece presents Henry S. Schwab praising happiness as a health booster. It argues a cheerful spirit lengthens life, comparing two men of equal age and condition. A positive mindset is described as a trainable habit that strengthens overall well being, with happiness advised as a health practice.
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Jr, Schwab
Amile
Growler
Mr. Schwab
Women Want Love in Workers’ Minds, Says Benson
REGARET E BENSON, director of the women's division of the National Manufacturers' association, says many female wage workers think their foremost aim is to make men fall in love with them. She argues this reflects old fashioned ideas and that work in homes remains as hard as office or factory labor, though perhaps more pleasant.
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Regaret E. Benson
National Manufacturers’ Associaion
Elie
Readless Reading Of the General Electric promises a reading machine
Reading device touted by General Electric promises hands free access to books and papers. The concept envisions a home reading machine that could be rented or owned, allowing a user to listen and follow along, potentially transforming leisure and study.
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General Electric
Mney
Pan American Geodetic Institute Aims to Map Americas
Garrett P. Serviss argues for a Pan American Geodetic Institute to coordinate and share geographical studies across American states. He notes vast, largely unknown regions and calls for joint frontier research, custodianship of American geographical works, and renewed national pride in mapping Americas from polar to equatorial zones.
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Pan-American Geodetic Institute
America
Timn
Gill Lions
Pople
Ieghall
Americas
United States
Church Quarrels and the Call for Unity in Faith
A pointed editorial condemns church quarrels as a shameful waste of life and resources. It argues that sectarian disputes inflate violence, strain communities, and distract from true Christian aims. The piece urges cooperation and charity over petty conflict to honor the Prince of Peace.
TACTFUL WIFE IN PLAY LINEUP OF WIVES RESPONSES
A British play Aren’t Women Wonderful poses the question What should a tactful wife do when she finds her husband kissing her best friend The dialogue surveys a range of reactions from fury to forgiveness noting that many men are foolish and some wives choose restraint over revenge The piece ends by asserting women are wonderful and many men are foolish
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América
Central
South America
United States
Washington Irving
Alent
George
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