Proposals From Hearst Papers On Peace and Reform
The Hearst Papers advocate equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve world peace and oppose minority representation in foreign leagues. They call for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, distinct departments for Army Navy and Air under a National Defense Secretary, and vigorous federal action to abolish illiteracy under an Education Secretary. They also urge January installations for President and Congress, a federal sales tax, and a 13 month year with four week months and Saturday holidays. They support construction of the Nicaragua Canal and the acquisition of French and English West Indies as part payment for debts, contingent on France and England’s agreement.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
Hoover Farm Relief Bill Seen as Sensible Legislation
Hoover's farm relief bill, approved by the house agriculture committee, proposes a five hundred million dollar revolving fund to loan farmers cooperative groups for storage and marketing. It aims to avoid government price fixing while empowering a Hoover-appointed farm board to tailor loans to regional needs and prevent market manipulation. The measure seeks to relieve farmers without paternalism, pledging support and predicting passage.
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Bent Hoover
House Committee On Agriculture
President Coolidge
House
Representative Aswell
Louisiana
W. R. Hearst
Hearst
McNaey-Haugen
Hoover
Georgia
Alabama
Troover
Senate
Character and heredity in shaping man in history
An officer argues that heredity rather than environment mainly shapes character, citing Washington and Napoleon. He asserts nature or heredity plays the primary role, while environment must act very early in life to affect character, and that environment has limited long term impact on core traits.
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New York City
Woking
Eoam
Washington
Beniun
Napoleon
Winniatt
Elmins
St Maz
Diet and Goiter Prevention Through Sea Fish
Royal Copeland argues varied daily diet essential for health and links iodine from sea fish to preventing goiter. He uses mechanical analogies to explain balance of nutrients and warns undernourishment harms glands, noting that sea fish provide iodine not found in freshwater fish.
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Royal 8
Copeland
M.D
Ine
Saphead Sisters and Fairy Tale Cordelia Story
Fragmentary notes describe Molly-Mill and Dman Bretts alongside Cordelia in a whimsical fairy tale context. References hint at a staged scene or imagined dialogue with familiar storytelling motifs. The readable text centers on playful character interactions rather than a clear news event.
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Molly—Mill
Dman
Bretts
Cordelia
The Healthful Kitchen Microbes Whole Body War
A fragmented essay on diet and microbes argues humans host trillions of bacteria in a battle within the body. It traces how intestinal flora affect digestion, longevity, and overall health, stressing that diet shapes microbial balance and vitality.
Broadway Night Life Mixed With Stage Antics
A New York report surveys Broadway first nights with vivid scenes of performers misplacing notes and props, audience reactions to onstage mishaps, and bold modernist acts. It highlights instances of slapstick, egos, and curious stage moments, naming figures like George Kelley and presenting a bustling panorama of theater life.
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Blanding
George Kelley
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Urvan
Ite
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Saphead
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Mirienne
Diaense
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Wolng
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Brobmy
Carnegie
Krenik
Lea Bix
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Jon
Weildings
Ryan Weir
Atrees Wraker
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Haa
George Jean Nathan Baa
Mayor Walker
Tiayran and
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Kale
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Hein
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