Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
The Hearst Papers Advocate lists ten points from Washington era ideas. It includes proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, literacy abolition under Education, a January 1 inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four week months, a Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring the West Indies as debt payment.
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United States
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Nicaragua Canal
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English West Indies
Unethical officer discipline linked to attorney referrals
Police Commissioner Phil Wright notes that a patrolman may be disciplined for recommending an attorney to a prisoner. The piece discusses possible altruistic or personal motives, critiques ethical breaches within the profession, and references barratry laws and weak enforcement in Texas. The article cautions against harsh judgment while condemning corrupt practices.
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Opium Narcotics Trade Calls for Public Health Action
Surgeon General and health officials debate narcotic control to balance legitimate needs against illegal imports. Pressure grows for coordinated policy to curb illicit production while ensuring lawful supplies, amid calls for cooperation and practical measures.
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Cumming
Public Health Service
Is Human Rejuvenation Desirable or Not
A 1910 discussion by G Wells and colleagues examines the potential benefits and drawbacks of extending life beyond eighty. The piece weighs psychological readiness, memory burdens, and the conflict between germ-plasm immortality and meaningful human purpose, ending with a note that the topic continues tomorrow.
Are Eadies Less Attractive Isten We World
A fragmented column by Elsie Robinson titled Are Eadies Less Attractive Isten We World outlining romantic ideas. The text is garbled with partial phrases and names, making a concise summary difficult while preserving the main authorial voice and period style.
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Elsie Robinson
Marion Talley Returns to Singing for Income on Farm
American business magnate pursues simple farming and yackling hobbies on 800 acres. Marion Talley considered leaving opera for farm life but contemplates resuming singing to supplement income amid weather, pests, and market fluctuations.
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Marion Talley
Farrmer
The New Style of Love and Womanhood in 1910
A fragment from Ming Yes argues that modern love must shed old romantic masquerade and clinginess. It contends men and women cannot reign as before but can form a freer, more honest partnership. The essay praises self-respecting companionship as essential to human advancement and predicts change in gender roles.
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Brandis
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Ming
Hamburgs Comeback After War Turmoil and Cultural Shift
A fragmented reminiscence on Hamburg after wartime collapse, detailing port revival, population plunge, and a stark shift in urban life. The narrator praises Hamburgs cosmopolitan reach, notes postwar renewal of the University of Hamburg, and contrasts economic rebound with social changes and lingering war scars.
Asa Antonio Emerges as National Garment Center
Do You Know highlights Asa Antonio’s rise as a garment hub due to favorable taber conditions. The note claims over twenty new garment factories have been restarted in the last two years, marking a notable revival in the industry.
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Hamburg
Enita
Germany
Tiergaret
Bertin
Asa Antonio
Not So Unusual Women Swimmers and Dress Reform
Two English champion swimmers Joyce and Doreen Cooper appear in what resembles a mixed overalls and sailor suit as they swim in men’s suits. The piece contrasts their public acceptance with the ridicule once aimed at Dr. Mary Walker for wearing men’s trousers and frock coat.
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England
Joyce
Doreen Cooper
Mary Walker
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