Peace Proposals and Constitutional Reforms in Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers advocate aligning English speaking nations for peace, adding two Senate seats per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified Defense Department under a National Secretary, and federal steps to address literacy under an Education Secretary. They call for Congress to convene in November with installations on January 1 following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Congress
California and Mississippi flood perils face similar need
The piece argues that California and the Mississippi Valley share flood risks and demand federal flood control. It hails New Orleans for resilience, warns Imperial Valley would flood if Colorado or Mississippi failed, and urges swift action like the Swing-Johnson Boulder Canyon bill to protect water power, irrigation, and domestic use while stressing South civic action for California relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
New Orleans
New Orlens
California
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Colorado
Imperial Valley
Orleans
Salton Sea
Miippi
West
Congress
Earthquakes as Monumental Fears and Forces
Garrett P. Serviss surveys earthquakes as terrifying natural phenomena. He cites the Armenia quake of October 22, detailing the city of Leninggan’s destruction, mass mutism, and animal reactions, noting subterranean undulations as forerunners and the shock’s paralyzing impact on humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leninggan
Tas
Goldian
Alaghos
Abdalien
Exit Sherlock Holmes By Dr Frank Crane
A critique of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes notes Holmes as a proto detective shaping modern crime fiction. The piece discusses themes of law versus violence, artistry in storytelling, and Holmes's enduring cultural impact alongside other famous figures in literature. Copyright 1027, by Beckure Newspaper Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Frank Crane
Sherlock
Vietor Ifugo
Din Dean Valjean
Goethe
Hin Weriwr
Robert Levin Stevenson
Hin Dr. Secky
Mr. Hyde
Bayte
Becture
Byndleste
Remedy for Pruritus By ROYAL S COPELAND M D
An Iowa newspaper column discusses causes and remedies for itching skin conditions. It covers age related skin changes, possible triggers such as dietary factors and soaps, and practical advice including hydration, oatmeal baths, wool avoidance, and hyposulphite of soda as a remedy.
Leonard Wood obituary and Rough Rider legacy
Major General Leonard Wood was buried with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery beside his Rough Riders. He served forty two years, held roles from Governor General of the Philippines to shaping Cuba and the Army General Staff, always prioritizing duty over self interest. His career included capturing Geronimo and leading Roosevelt's Rough Riders in the Spanish American War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rough
Arlington National Cemetery
Leonard Wand
Philippines
Wood
Geronimo
Roosevelt
Cuba
Island
Army General Staff
Leonard Wood
Phrase hardship into praise in fault-finding mood
Advisory note urges turning self-critique into constructive praise. It emphasizes self-control, reframing errors as growth, and maintaining professional tone. Encourages steady, calm approach to feedback without blame.
Saphead Sisters Push Forest Renavrration Movement
Cordelia and Molly TheIste advocate renavrration of forests as a conservation stance. They call for preservation of heebandat and urge public support for environmental reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Cordelia
Also Mentioned on This Page
cRo
Monet
Long Beach
Piomeer, Nspecng Tat New Jermes
Scarsdale
Hupson
The
Hearst Papers Advocate
Garrett P. Serviss
Wctentif
Armenia
Stebiea
Doge
Borges
Bhees
Conan Tosle
Toogle
Hooker
Stone
Forest
Ally
Erie
Vilain
Royal S
Copeland
M. D
Iowa
Eruman
Penriths
Npebec
Setateh
Lagernalle
Warried
Dersone
Saphead