Hearst Papers Advocate Calls For National Unity And Reform
The proposal urges an Anglo American alliance to preserve peace and world stability. It backs proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and constitutional reapportionment in the House. It envisions a unified national defense department and a Secretary of National Defense. It calls for federal action to end illiteracy, a Secretary of Education, and outlines a November congressional election with inauguration on January 1.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Wuter
Education
Congress
Townsend Harris and the Opening of Japan in 1858
Townsend Harris, acting as U S special representative, secured the Treaty of Yedo in 1858 opening Japan to world trade. His six years of prior service and negotiations led to Yokohama becoming a key port, ending Japan’s isolation and shaping modern U S Japan relations. He died in 1678 and is honored in Japan for his role.
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Townsend Harris
United States
Yedo
Japan
Harris
California
China
British Indies
Ningpo
Commodore Biddle
Bay of Yedo
Commodore Perry
Uraga
Fillmore
Perry
Shimoda
Hakodate
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Kobe
Townsend Hards
Shibusawa
Tanika
Yokugene
Haris
Brosiklyrn
N.Y
Power of a Word
A woman told two neighbors she would go to town for quinine. A druggist mistakenly gave an unknown woman poison instead of quinine. The neighbor alerted authorities and reached the woman as she prepared to dose her daughter. The druggist faced court over the fatal mix up.
Campaign Fictions and the Vote Count Insight
A reflection on political fictions versus exactness in reporting noting Hoover's demand for accurate news and mathematics. The piece argues only vote counting yields certainty while imagination shapes campaigns. It ends noting the public’s guidance by an inner Ant toward wiser policies despite recurring Republican coverage.
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Hoover
Larasel
Republi
The Rotating Earth by Garrett P Serviss
Noted astronomer explains how a traveler fixed relative to space would still be dragged by Earth's rotation. He discusses inertial motion, eastward rotation, and how latitude affects circumference and travel paths. The piece explores the physics of rotation and its observable effects on movement across the globe.
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GARRETT P_ SERVISS
Erigtor
Hineelf
Talitude
Adam's Apple And The Ductless Glands
A fragmented article discusses the Adam's apple and the thyroid related ductless glands, their functions in growth and bodily balance, and the potential effects of over or under secretion on heart, nerves, and intellect. It notes the mystery of exact purposes and urges medical guidance for any preparations derived from glands.
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Han Tees
Elferus
The Piano as Heart of Home and Culture
An essay praising the piano as essential in homes and society. It argues the piano unites family, inspires art, and offers self discipline, comparing music to language and highlighting its role in education and cultural life.
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Atudies
Murle
Alecose
Seifazneee Ion
Ags
Thomas Afoore
The Sophisticated City and Its Glamour Echoes in New York
A fragmented 1594 manuscript passage surveys New York's upper Manhattan scene. It contrasts flashy modern glamour with old world polish, notes theater districts on Broadway and 12th Street, and documents flirtations with fashion, speed, and urban chic amid busy streets and night life.
Ruth Draper Receives Court Welcome Not A Actress
Britain and the world react as Ruth Draper is formally received by King George and Queen Mary at a court function, surprising many who note she is not an actress but a reader of great writings. The article recalls that actors have not traditionally been received at court.
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Britain
Ruth Draper
King George
Queen Mary
Ruth Weaver
Ani
America
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