Peace aims and reform proposals in Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers advocate an English speaking coalition to preserve peace and world order. Proportional representation and constitutional reapportionment aims in Congress. Proposals call for a unified Defense Department and a Secretary of National Defense. Federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Election timing set for November with installation January 1.
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Latte
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Tia
Wise Change for Veterans Insurance Trust Provisions
An amendment to the World War veterans act allows soldier policy proceeds to be held in trust by a bank or trust company after death. Trustees invest the money for the beneficiaries and may pay income or part of the principal per the policy holder’s wishes. Many veterans are placing policies in trust to protect families and avoid losses from unsuitable investments.
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Oldiers
Congress
Kneck Krere
Sewanaper
Miss Isobel Stone Chooses Art Over Wealth
Isobel Stone heiress and aspiring sculptor refuses wealth offers to abandon art. Daughter of the late William A. Stone, former governor of Pennsylvania, she and sister Peggy O Neill live in poverty in New York while pursuing artistic careers. Described as having talent equal to her determination, she vows to starve rather than quit.
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Isobel Stone
William A. Stone
Peninsylvania
New York
Isobel
Peggy O'Neill
Repeal Five Add One as Unofficial National Song
Wellington legislature speaker Malph R Knapp hints at more law changes next year as a committee on obsolete laws works. The whimsical line There oughta be a law suggests curbing feeless statutes and by laws, illustrating a push for stricter controls on legal edits.
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Congress
Malph R. Knapp
Wellington
Marrying Teachers Debate Spreads in Mugo-Shivia
A parliamentary bill in Mugo Shivia seeks to restrict feminine school teachers to marry male teachers, prompting complaints that male teachers in Jugo-Slavia lack appeal. The text laments modern union fragility and contrasts Western state legislators with local traditions.
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Mugo-Shivia
Ata’am
Jugo-Slavia
Barmaid Prevention Debate Considered by Parliament
In England Parliament weighs a barmaid prevention proposal amid public opinion and government policy. The debate centers on whether government should act, with supporters arguing necessity and opponents warning of overreach.
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England
Sue
Electric Current by Garrett P. Serwiss
The piece discusses speculative links between electric current, radio waves, and life, questioning whether life energy could be captured or transformed through electrical phenomena. It surveys philosophical arguments about autonymy, autonomy, and the limits of science, noting the role of rhetoric in advancing new concepts.
Children’s Limbs By Royal Copeland M D
An unsigned poetic note or letter muses on motherhood and the joy of making a mother smile. The fragment praises mothers, their sacrifices, and the healing idea that even small acts bring happiness amid hardship.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
Life in America and Dr Frank Crane analysis
A fragmented essay contrasts American life with European ideals, praising equal opportunity and free democracy while noting economic and social tensions. It references education, mobility, and native industries, and critiques child health guidance and parenting practices. The piece quotes travelers and notes concerns about modernization and moral standards.
Daily Good Deed Or Sou Ace At Those Who On Royat Auto
Fragmentary text mentions acts of charity and cheerful giving. No clear persons or organizations readable. The piece appears to be a jumble of phrases about deeds, ownership, and export, with no definite event or dates to anchor a proper summary.
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Othora
British Beauty in Hollywood Why British Girls Don’t Score
A columnist ponders why a refined British beauty with good looks and poise often fails in American pictures. He contrasts her restraint and morality with the wider appeal of a 90 pound American farm girl, asking what missing factor keeps the British entrant from drawing gate receipts. He invites readers to explain the puzzle.
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America
Hollywood
Byron
Towa
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