Peace and reform agenda in Hearst papers proposal
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a plan for international peace among English-speaking nations and global peace, 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 action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congress elections in November with presidential inauguration on January 1 following the election.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
San Antonio Officials Back Local Voter Employment Policy
City leaders including Mayor Chambers endorse stipulating in all municipal contracts that only qualified San Antonio voters be hired for city projects. They argue the policy protects residents amid low unemployment and avoids attracting nonresidents, using poll tax receipts as proof of residence despite concerns of political motive. The piece asserts the city’s duty to its own citizens and cites ongoing development as keeping unemployment low.
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San Antonio
Chambers
Pessimistic Chaplain Warns on Human Cruelty and War
Rev G A Studdert Kennedy, chaplain to King George, voices bleak views on man as cruel and capable of mass violence. He notes progress in pity and tolerance, citing changes like not hanging children or burning old ladies, yet admits there is much to improve. The remark reflects wartime moral struggle and pacifist rhetoric.
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George of England
Voltaire
Oliver Wun
Allory
Garth
Namapaner Agualante
Cleopatra
Alacer the Great
Ferrera
Antony
Caesar
Marc Antony
Fragmentary Postwar Note on British Politics and Voter Roll
A garbled clipping references Britain and voting, mentioning AMONHO and Showa era context, with scattered phrases about Duchess death and elections. It mentions Japan and a voting roll base, but details are unclear and many terms unreadable.
Prompt Justice Murder Trial Prompts Calls for Swift Punishment
A fragmented report claims a murderer named Hehman committed a brutal act against a twelve year old girl, threatening her father with S100 to avoid the gallows. It cites calls for prompt justice to deter crime and mentions San Quentin prison as the implied fate, with long postponements criticized.
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Hehman
San Quentin
Science of kite flying and wind forces explained
The article explains how a kite flies with a broken string scenario and how wind, lift, drag, and keel tension drive its motion. It discusses the role of the string, the engine powered propeller, and the kite’s arc of ascent or descent under varying wind angles while noting Franklin’s lightning discovery and the ongoing study of upper air winds.
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Chen
Sind
Sowewhat Ag
Maleway
Henjamin Franklin
Minsing
Ling
Ik Fur Wither Healthtad Rverege On the Muvre
Tang
Round Out Body by Proper Breathing by Royal 5 Cope Nd Md
A garbled OCR passage discusses breathing techniques and bodily health attributed to Royal 5, Cope ND, M. D. The text references improving digestion, weight, and overall vitality while criticizing improper breathing. It mixes medical claims with fragmented phrases and uncertain sequences.
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Royal 5
Cope ND
M. D
Doer and Talker Compared in Classic Essay by Crane
Dr. Frank Crane contrasts the energetic doer with the talkative person, arguing action proves character while words alone reveal nothing. The piece muses on expression, efficiency, and social impressions, ending with reflections on ancient Egypt and Cleopatra as enduring symbols of beauty and myth.
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Garrett v. Senvisa
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Bang Udo
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Ieee
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Heaven
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