Hearst Papers Advocate Proposals For Peace and Reform
The Hearst papers outline a program aiming for equal rights among English speaking peoples, proportional U S Senate representation, a unified National Defense under a Secretary of National Defense, federal action to abolish illiteracy, a January 1 inauguration, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four weekly holidays, Nicaragua Canal construction for commerce and defense, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Time To Forget Enmities And Move Toward Peace
A editorial argues for ending war hostilities as Britain plans Rhineland evacuation and Germany adheres to the Dawes plan. It urges friendly US Germany ties, warns against French Militarism, and calls for renewed world peace based on cooperation and reconciliation among nations.
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Rhineland
Germany
Auster Chamberlin
England
France
Young Committee of Parts
Britain
United States
British War Veterans Organization
International War Veterans
McNutt
American Legion
America
Language Gesture Turns Fury Into Shredded Welcome Letter
A motorist, angered by a speeding fine, rips to pieces a city welcome letter. The incident underscores how phrases of courtesy can be misread when language and intent are taken literally.
Crime Without an Alibi in an Address by Kaufman and Hautman
An extended opinion piece argues crime stems from social inequality and failed opportunity. It asserts schooling and democracy reduce crime, but cites examples of inmates from respectable backgrounds who choose crime. The author questions preventive theories, cites violent incidents, and discusses punishment and deterrence.
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Kaufman eTlEnuror
Herbert Hautman
France
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America
Washington
Wincoln
Lafcourt
Choss
Louis Bawberger
Why Does Lydia Move Men to Envy and Mischief
Elsie Robinson analyzes a fictional Mean Woman Lydia and the resulting destructive influence. The essay traces how envy and the urge to act lead some to harm others, labeling such individuals as neurotics or sociopaths. It argues life pushes to constructive action, yet twisted drives produce mischief and cruelty.
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Jim
Alwase
Aenna
Right Living And Nervous System Health
An essay promoting balanced living to protect nerves and brain function. It warns that speed mania and impatience reflect an overworked nervous system, urging fresh air sleep exercise and proper nourishment. It emphasizes patient conduct, poise, and steady blood flow as keys to wellbeing and self control.
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Rome
The Rialto Mayfair Club’s Midnight Supper and Theater World
A chaotic chronicle of the Mayfair club’s Saturday gatherings detailing theatrical elites, lavish dress, and social pretensions. It notes admittance rules, heavy guest influence, and the showy posturing of stage folk amid an era of ostentatious fashion and scandal, with digressions on orchids and a fatal auto incident.
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Rialto
Mayfair Club
Creme de Is Creme
Theatrical Society
Big Nomew
Hoi Pollei
Atella
Janeine Larrimore
Dros
Qezinn Wallace
Teonote Tirle
Riva Ta Gallienne
Tloratts
Leon Beral
Aalads
David Telancs
Flo Fiegfeld
Arthur Hopkins
Earge White
Figures of Speech on Asphodel in Classical and Modern Verse
The text discusses Asphodel in Greek and Roman poetry and its later literary use by Pope Millon and others. It notes Shakespeare makes no reference, contrasts translations calling it the Crdynney, and mentions imagery of fields of Asphodel as solace for earthly sorrows. It also references Asphodel varieties and regional sightings in the Mediterranean and Europe.
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Pope
Sant
Naphodel
Bicly
Dalmatia
Petoponnesun
Crimea
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