Peace, Representation, and Defense Plan Adocates
The Hearst Papers advocate a program including an English-speaking bloc to promote world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two seats per state, constitutional reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, federal steps to abolish illiteracy under a National Education Secretary, and Congress elections in November with inauguration the following January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary
Education
Congress
Officers Entitled to Co-operation in Traffic Cases
San Antonio reports a campaign against traffic violations with many arrests but few fines. About four percent of arrestees pay in corporation court, undermining officer authority. Officials insist violators should not enjoy immunity due to wealth or influence and urge officers to verify identities, tracing through license numbers when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Sutorist
Hin Automobile
Newspaper Ads Aid Farmer
Advertising is called the farmer’s new hired man aiding steady demand for fruits and vegetables year round. It notes oranges lemons spinach and other produce shifting from seasonal to continuous sales due to better marketing, transport, and refrigeration. The piece cites Italy and Sicily lemons moving to U S demand and California orchards rising through ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Don Francisco
America
Italy
Sicily
United States
California
Tragic Arctic Air Mission Sparks Debate on Nobile Command
Conflicting reports on the Arctic tragedy prompt calls for an impartial inquiry to determine whether General Nobile acted with negligence or cruelty aboard the North Pole flight. Proponents insist evidence will be weighed fairly to judge responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
General Nobile
North Poly
Ranior
Phantom radio could extend reach of broadcasts widely
A new phantom radio idea aims to let valve signals be thrown from an ordinary set to listeners far away. The concept, though discussed, has not solved practical issues for current broadcasters and may not become common use soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prdlien
Advertising and the Value of Billboards by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues advertising must pay its way and should favor periodicals for revenue. He contends roadside advertising harms aesthetics and economy, urging prudent limits while noting highway scenery and urban billboards affect public perception and commerce.
Giant Telescopes and the Atmosphere’s Limiting Role
A correspondent explains how atmospheric distortion, or seeing, limits telescope sharpness. Diffraction, aperture, and diffraction disks determine star image quality. larger apertures benefit light gathering but face atmospheric tearing. High mountains or dry, still sites reduce seeing, and reflecting telescopes offer practical advantages over refractors for deep sky work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vega
Inn
Taisk Junt
Atlantis
Jensen
Fiznt
Riddle of the Fidilee Crab Across The Platenn
A fragmentary description likens a crab to a violin in a riddle about a fidilee creature. The text mentions a velvet fiddler and a strange, dark Maine style reference, with unclear context and garbled phrases across the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udv
Snake bites and first aid guidance from a 1920s service note
A safety oriented note discusses snake bites in late summer and fall, advising quick action and simple first aid. It covers venom effects, signs of danger, and practical steps to slow venom spread such as applying firm pressure, immobilization, and using available materials for a tourniquet or banding. The piece also notes keeping the patient warm and seeking doctor care promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Inbarn
Rerpente
Askrnde
North America
Cardelle
Rome
Thnetarchs
Nonke
Newspaper Keavure Service, Inc
Central Park Sights and City Life Draw Noted Visitors
New Yorkers and visitors mingle in Central Park enjoying shaded groves, reservoirs, croquet grounds, and the Shakespeare Garden. The scene highlights park roamers, horseback rescues, court walks, and scenic bridges, with a touch of urban romance, etiquette, and social curiosity shaping the city strolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tore Central Park
Ldvey
Quithi
Tontenl Park
Mustrians
Yorkenets
Mall
Central Park
Nlind
Shakespeare Garden
AleGowean
Puss
Lin Casino Res Murat
Art Mutseim
Stremas
Wisteria
Aml
Old Flag Celebrates Polar Explorers and Valor
A captioned image praises the American flag and explorers Peary and Byrd. It lauds Byrd as a Virginia aviator who flew over the Pole and planted a flag, calling the flag a symbol of American effort and sacrifice. The piece urges Americans to merit the flag through good work and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einar Kverne
U.S
North Pole
Peary
Fant
Struggse
Byrd
Virginia
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Hatlo
AEUM
Abe Beach
Frank
Pearl
Frank Crane
Ber Jy
Puting Il
Efi
Aubur
Patdeor
Real Bulbar
Armerica
Revs
Garrett P. Serviss
Velvet Fiddler Crab
New York
Content Park
Arta
Roux
Aniloca
Benchen
Hleas
Fifth Avenue
Abit
Rabbita
Niwass
Bualtha Nieblils
Gelrich-Mick
Mick
McNaeght
Commander Byrd
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