Hearing on National Policy Proposals From Hearst Papers
The text lists proposed federal reforms including a world peace framework by English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, aggressive illiteracy abolition under a Secretary of Education, and a November Congress election with presidential inauguration on January 1 following.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Gloomy Columbia Professor Sees End of U S Prosperity
The article attacks Columbia professor William R. Shepherd for predicting the demise of Uncle Sam’s prosperity and the collapse of Western harmony. It mocks his views on South American unions, Philippine policy, Manila trade, and British ports, contrasting him with Dean Inge and calling him a New Yorker.
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Columbia
William R. Shepherd
Uncle Sam
United States
Manila
Hongkong
Singapore
Far East
Babylonia
Assyria
Atlantia
Professor Shepherd
America
Dean Inge
Why Not Have Both Menace? Beauty Costs Shadow Navy
Miss Harriet Chamberlin cites that women spent about 75 million dollars on permanent waves while naval expenditures reached 16.85 million. She notes hair care total around 325 million, vs navy at 317 million, arguing for reallocating funds to strengthen defense. The piece critiques gendered spending and echoes calls for greater military readiness.
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Harriet Chamberlin
Household Hints From The Strain Of Fame
The piece portrays Lindbergh under pressure from fame and public scrutiny. It notes alleged smoking, a denial, and questions about drinking in Europe. It mentions a late Chicago banquet and a distant planned hotel visit as the narrative builds toward a dramatic portrait of a changing public figure.
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Lindbergh
Paris
Europe
Chicago
Jandy
Picture of Future Wars by Garrett P Serviss
An interview recounts Marshak’s forecast of a new global war in 15 to 20 years. Every country and its people would be drawn in, with women and children serving, vast weaponry, and aerial battles spreading across the globe. The piece urges universal peace and cordial understandings to avert such a catastrophe.
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Marshak Fach
Beck
Foeh
Tiera
Aeriaden
Massarras
Upasar
Alexander
Atd
Dod
Necessity of Preaching Health Gospel By Royals Copeland M dD
Summary of a 1927 feature arguing health education is essential. It urges readers to adopt preventive habits, recognize dangers of neglect, and apply practical knowledge to maintain vitality. The piece likens health to a navigational guide, stressing awareness of risks and proactive care.
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Copeland
Urier
Ling
Ikram
Universal Money Reforms Proposed by World Finance Leaders
Dr Frank Crane discusses the Washington conference of allied bankers and leaders including the Bank of England and Reichsbank to address inter allied war debts and global finance. He argues currency stabilization beyond gold, noting technical hurdles and the case for a universal monetary basis tied to essential goods.
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United States
Great Britain
Arvin Fisher
Xale
Javon
Washington
Manny
Big Problema Helors Ibn Wathertd
Indian Princess of Gwalior Faces Tigers in Photo
A 12 year old Gwalior princess, sister of the Maharaja, is shown in a controversial picture. The narration defends her tiger hunting as culturally appropriate while questioning American pursuit of big game. It contrasts Indian royal life with Western wealth and calls for charity over hunting.
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Gwalior
Mary Kamla Raja Seindia
Meharaja
India
Europe
Africa
Asia
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