Peace and reform agenda from Hearst papers
The Hearst Papers advocate a framework for global peace among English-speaking nations and domestic reforms. Key points include proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, a unified national defense under a Secretary, federal measures to abolish illiteracy, and timing of congressional elections and presidential inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Who Should Enforce Anti-gaming Law
A San Antonio letter questions why New York Governor Al Smith’s crackdown on Saratoga gambling isn’t paralleled in San Antonio. It urges convening a SPECIAL GRAND JURY to uncover why wide open gambling and slot machines persist, exploring enforcement by the District Attorney, Sheriff, and public safety leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Smith
Saratoga Race Tracks
Smith
Texas
Saratoga
San Antonio
Bexar County
St Louis
New Orleans
St.Louis
San Antonians
The
Light
A Good Cow Carries Oregon Monument to Segis Pietertje
A monument at Carnation Oregon honors Segis Pietertje Prospect the world’s champion cow. After thirteen years she yielded eighty seven tons of milk matching ten ordinary cows, the result of careful breeding. The piece questions whether human offspring could benefit from such scientific care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation
Oregon
Segis Pietertje Prospect
Elysian Fields
Eugeniste
Uniforms for Public Employees Mentioned in Editorial
A newspaper advocates uniforming all officers from state to federal and questions extending to every public payroll. The piece notes such breadth is unlikely and argues an index of marked officials could reveal the size of government and defense against leaks. References shootings involving prohibition enforcement agents are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciry
Enopie
Prohibition
TWO PLANETS BY GARRETT P. SERVISS
During July Mars and Jupiter approached closely then separated, offering a spectacle in the eastern predawn sky. The piece notes Jupiter’s immense size and brightness despite distance, Mars’ closer proximity, and mentions the Great Square of Pegasus, Andromeda, and the Great Andromeda Nebula as seen with the naked eye in clear air over Burgundian hills, pondering life beyond Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marz
Jupiter
Sks
Hey
Mare
Mercury
Mars
Marr
Mara van Banel
Pright Alan
Andromeda
Aollgur
Exen
Venellons
Feature Ser, Inc
Look at Job's Case By Royal Copeland M D
The piece discusses disease as a test of patience, noting the role of germs like staphylococcus in causing boils. It explains how a boil may seem small on others but becomes painful when it infects oneself, and that germs cannot harm a person without a vulnerable point of attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
ROYAL
Copeland, M. D
Milk Ideal Food By Dr Frank Crane
A fragmented article extols condensed milk as ideal nourishment for infants and travelers, recounting its history from European use to American adoption. It highlights Hoover era production, public health benefits, and calls for pure milk supply, noting missteps in nutrition and the need for sanitary distribution and consumer awareness. The piece also provides general guidance on preventing skin boils and maintaining health, urging diet, hydration, and medical consultation for persistent cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Ann
Steings
Fiurope
Camillae
Aupolicet
Lor
United States
Varias
China
Vation Cilien
Commpani¢N
Reneree
Mettura
Ar Andrew Mossman Busts Up Saturday Night Town Event
A fragmented local report describes Andrew Mossman involved in a disturbance Saturday night in Arava town. The account notes police response and nearby witnesses but lacks full details. Further coverage is needed for complete facts and outcomes.
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Andrew Mossman
Arava Town
Moreeslile Temas
Society’s fashionable circle shifts in New York
An era of upper crust decline is noted as fashion and social capital move from old money to new, with Marjorie Delviche and Richard Wilbon among insiders. The piece catalogs debutantes, shopkeepers, and performers who shape a bustling, bohemian society scene in Manhattan. It notes a growing Porto Rican enclave, Chinatown, and diverse international clientele influencing trends. A celebrity dancer and a Broadway facet echo the era’s nightlife and social dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
New York
Marjorie Delviche
Richard J. Wilbon
Elan de Wolfe
Elizabeth Marbury
Gil
Salo Awonsel
Ark
Frack Pemberton
Tulin
Peggy West
Maurie Paul
Boy Cricketer M J C Allom Walks With Mother
A captioned image shows Mr M J C Allom, a fast bowler for Oxford, walking onto the cricket field with his mother during the Oxford Cambridge university match. The piece extols honoring mothers and the duties of boys to love and protect their mothers, citing the Ten Commandments and moral guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J.C. Allom
Oxford
Cambridge
Allom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hearst Papers Advocate
Korburg
Shake Young Feller
Garrett P. Serviss
Frank Crane
Angland
Mit
Ince
Mik
Trover
el Africa
Schlong
Gond
Véalur Audicate Inc
Stee Ennanne Ten
Bucolic Press
Rettain
Porto Rico
Chinatown
Frinch
Cibgaide Gade
Eule
Farewell Maida
Broadway
Utepnen
Copshnat
McNeeghl Synay
Hew
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