Hearst Papers advocate key reform program
The Hearst Papers outline a broad reform agenda including equal status for English speakers to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a national defense secretary, universal literacy drive, January inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week holidays on Saturdays, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of the West Indies as debt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
Prohibition Fanaticism Warned Against in Legal Excesses
A critique of dry law fanaticism highlights how enforcement zeal risks abuse of rights. It cites California convent raids Oklahoma killings and a 22 year old expectant mother jailed for still operation, noting bail denial and later potential probation amid procedural doubt. The piece condemns zeal without regard for justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oklahoma
San Quentin
Rudy Vallee Week to Sing With Orchestra
A reminiscence of Rudy Vallee with his orchestra as women swoon over his radio broadcasts. The piece notes his gentle, sincere voice, modest stage presence, and the public fascination with his persona. It mentions a young Vallee earning a substantial salary amid evolving entertainment tastes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallee
Rudolph Valentico
Lindbeigh
Valentine
Lindberg
Rudy Vallee
Paying Attention to Names Faces and Addresses
The piece stresses the detective sergeant’s skill in remembering people and places, noting that paying attention to daily sights and sounds is key. It argues that many fail to observe, yet memory of names faces and addresses enhances investigative work and personal perception.
Contagious Diseases Advice From Public Health Service
A reader endorses a United States Public Health Service guidance on handling contagious diseases. The article quotes recommendations on isolating patients, using sterilized clothing and equipment, thorough room cleansing, and prioritizing patient comfort and protection of caregivers. It notes the advice should be shared and followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnited
States Public Health Service
Bureau 1
Ehanks de
Unitedtates Health Service
Listen World 1 Break New Soil by Elsie Robinson
A fragmentary, intensely personal prose piece recounts a day and night on a maverick land site. The narrator describes hard work, camp life, and a solitary vigil with vivid imagery of nature and memory, ending with a cryptic lifespan wish and reference to years 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
T'meninelag
Yinwa
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
Their First Jobs profiles a man who rises in metal manufacturing, tracing origins in France and the United States. Born abroad, he immigrates to St Louis, quickly leading the American Metal Company branch. By 21 he is manager, then regional head, later rising to vice president and president while contributing to wartime government work in copper and steel sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fle O
United States
St. Lonia
Borlth
American Metal Company
St. Louis
Efe Mevotec
New York
Ifo Iq Can
M. Loeb
Exit Poincare By Herbert Kaufman Coeyriukt 1929 Ty stirrer
The article surveys Poincare as the last great World War era statesman, noting his retirement to private life and the fading prominence of other leaders. It discusses how future historians may reveal insights from his papers and the web of contemporaneous events around the peace settlement and European leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Kaufman
Coeyriukt
Ty Stirrer Ane Ber Keutman
Poincare
Anent
Wilson
Asquith
Garlande
Bansing
Earl Grey
Linyd George
Britain
Heine Mites
Elgud
Belgium
Clemencesu
India
Amd Altay
Waling
Portrayal of Los Angeles Realist Impresario and Wealth Mirage
A fragmentary draft details a Los Angeles impresario described as a public parasite in hotel lobbies and street corners, his manipulative sales, and the allure of Hollywood wealth. It contrasts his high pressure boilerplate pitches with talk of upscale homes in hillside suburbs and the dream of easy fortunes through real estate and glamor, hinting at a critical social portrait of urban hustling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Van
Hollywood Hills
Owen
Trew
Antonio
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Hearst Papers Advocate
Airehen
FISK
Ofyers
ROYAL
Copeland, M. D. Colted
Stotna Benatar
New_York
Cit
Greta Teagt
Tiller
Wersoma
Civattebirk
Win Jared
Preeti
Pike
Brin
Sane
Dlom Aoma
Miley
Che Darkneus
Paris
Fega
Philip Nowlan
Imchngy
Tienius
Moreno Buill
Coulea
Hills Wi
Bill Billy
Newcastle
Hillslla
Wreapin
Mix Boat
Vikély
Font Fishin
Hollywood
T-Hone Tiley
Low Angeles
Cal
Hans
West Canal
Wight
Bowery
Rite
Colony
Pierce's
Roy Thoward
Gatian
Ian Hata
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!