Peace and reform proposals in Hearst papers agenda
The document outlines proposals for an English-speaking alliance to preserve world peace, proportional Senate representation with each state having at least two Senators, constitutional reapportionment in the House, a unified defense secretary overseeing Army Navy and Air Forces, federal steps to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and the timing of Congress elections and presidential inauguration following the November vote.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Geneva Conference Pushes for Bigger Navy
The editorial argues that Britain’s sea power blocks U S parity and urges a robust expansion of cruisers to protect overseas trade routes. It recalls past disarmament rounds, notes Congress and presidents, and insists the United States must build a navy as large as England’s despite political opposition.
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Geneva
Great Britain
Washington
Wilbur
Lynnhaven Bay
Ina
Britain
Japan
Congress
France
Italy
Npt
England
Deserving of Honor hall of fame by quiet thinker
Robert M. Cobb a Southern Railway baggage master in Atlanta and Salisbury devised a circulating library by handing off discarded newspapers and magazines to mountaineers along the line. His suggestion to reuse reading matter brought culture to remote communities and warrants recognition for thoughtful, modest service.
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Cobb
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Salisbury
N. Y
Robert M. Cobb
Gobb
Science and Prediction Up, Serviss Noted
In this excerpt, discussion centers on metaphysical inferences versus material science. It argues that science, while grounded in material observation, can justify looking beyond the present to predict future events under established laws. The piece notes uncertainties in future evolution and the solar system, yet upholds cautious scientific prediction based on past continuity and observed data.
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Dave
Reience
Opian Jord
International Feature Services, Inc
Biliousness and Its Cure by Royals Copeland MD
A 1927 feature explains bile’s role in digestion, liver function, and why biliousness arises from congestion. It stresses the liver as a key chemical organ, outlines digestion after the stomach, and advises dietary restraint with fats and starches to prevent liver strain and headaches.
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Copeland, MD
England
True Patriotism By Dr Frank Crane
A critique of true patriotism promoting pride in achievements of all nations. It argues real patriotism honors one’s country without denigrating others, citing Edison Pasteur Jenner Marconi Bellanca and Garibaldi as examples of worldwide contributions. The piece endorses peaceful national excellence and global harmony over conquest. Segment 199%. by McClure Newspaper.
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Grant
Duks
Wellington
Napoleon
Lindbertl
Chamberlin 2Nd Levine
France
Germany
Thomas Edison
General Grant
Igkég
Sonia Pasteur
Darein
Jenner
England
Drake
Koch
Goethe
von Moltke
Lidenburg
Marconi
Bellanca
Itory
Garbaht Telxtos
Russia
Néresanty
Annes
How Old Is Old Much Older Than Formerly
Edison at eighty appears vigorous and engaged in rubber research, challenging the notion that age determines decline. His example suggests sustained activity and curiosity keep people forward at advanced ages. The piece cites Voorhis, Depew, and Rockefeller as others active into their nineties, asking what old age will mean for future generations.
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Thomas A. Edison
Washington
Edison
America
Florida
John R. Voorhis
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