Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
The Hearst Papers advocate a program listing ten points and reforms: a broad national alliance stance with none entangled. proportional Senate representation. separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary. aggressive federal literacy drives under Education. January inauguration. a federal sales tax to cut other taxes. a 13 month calendar with holidays on Saturdays. Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense. acquisition of Caribbean possessions as debt payment. selective immigration and deportation of undesirables. full public disclosure of income taxes.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
A Bar Member Speaks Before ABA Meeting
Justice Royal A. Stone of the Minnesota supreme court criticized the legal profession as being viewed at a low level by 15 centuries of criticism. He urged intensive local bar associations to elevate ethics and efficiency and purge disgraceful practitioners, arguing the profession should self-police like other trades.
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American Bar Association
Royal A. Stone
Minnesota Supreme Court
Bak
Brush
Carnera health rumor prompts pituitary disease discussion
Davis Walsh reports physicians say Primo Carnera is suffering from pituitary trouble causing rapid growth and possible early death. Manager denies the claim. The piece explains pituitary function and acromegaly, noting onset in youth and increased risk for females.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
Primo Carnera
Jicliau
Carnera
Upsetting Situation A Poultry Association Boycott Fears
The Utah Poultry Producers Association complains to New York officials about picketing and boycotts at its business after a direct carload delivery to a retail group bypassed middlemen. Jobbers protest the setup saying it raises prices for consumers and hurts farmers while producers face a wider margin between farm receipts and retail prices.
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Utah Poultry Producers’ Association
New York
No Charity Involved In Brisbane Unemployment Stir
Brisbane faces a local unemployment issue as city leaders hired idle workers on a weekly wage. After some time the laborers pressed for a $2 raise, were refused, and went on strike. The episode highlights a belief that work entitles a fair wage without charity.
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Brisbane
Australia
Listen World By Elsie Robinson
An essayish homage to bold foolishness urging readers to dare mistakes. It extols reckless courage as the birth of great action and cites figures who faced ridicule, arguing only those who risk ridicule gain life’s fullest meaning.
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Filiton
Akier
Huukes
Ayn
Tee
Do You Know What San Antonio Dwellings Contested?
Do You Know described San Antonio housing figures noting 22 275 dwellings with 1 503 contested during the year, reflecting urban housing challenges and administrative concerns in the period.
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San Antonio
Sex linked traits in poultry breeding discussed
An article explores genetic sex determination in birds, noting X chromosome roles and how crossbreeding can yield all female chicks for layers or all male chicks for meat. It cites color genes in Sussex and Island Red breeds, mentions testing beliefs, and hints at future scientific developments.
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Night Sussex
Reade Island
fEland Red Rock
Rhode Island
Coperight
Welle
Hovieg
George Fs Walls
Disease Causes and Prevention of Rickets By Royal S Copeland
Medical article argues rickets stems from living habits and lack of sunlight. It details symptoms such as bone deformities, bowing legs, pigeon chest, and nervousness in children, and links deficiency to lack of vitamin D from sunlight and diet. Recommendations include sunlight exposure, cod liver oil, eggs, milk, orange juice, prune juice, and proper feeding, stressing hospital care and limiting overexposure to bright light for infants.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
Meath
N.Y
Hare
Johan
Iu Rausen
Metollum
Otr
Tor
America
The Spotlight On Pay Of The Columnist
A reflective piece by an unnamed columnist laments low pay and the precarious life of newspaper columnists. He recalls colleagues, envy of fame, and the urge to quit while noting a few surviving bright spots in a diffuse, self critical survey of the trade. He muses on ego, readers, and the odd luck of staying employed in a fading profession.
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Cole Nmnista
Variety
Sis
Sam
John Gilbert
Butterfly head reveals strange microphotograph marvel
A Chinese night butterfly head viewed through micro photography shows huge feather like antennae and a false head that may deter predators. Scientists suggest evolution produced these odd structures to frighten enemies while insects may possess multiple eye like senses unseen by humans.
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Amr. Kratz
Piarket
Tbat
Saturda Thug
HR. Kratz
The
Hearst Papers Advocate
Elsie Robinson
Eugene Wield
Bert Jeston Taylor
Franklin P. Adame
Pieht
Laylor
Thodr Deficiencias— Laperk
Nous C
Frank Ward O'Malley
Butterfly’s
Thas
Ann
Fle
Murnagh
Fuiyn Patiens
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