Proposals for Federal Reform and National Defense
The advocate outlines measures including proportional representation in the Senate with at least two seats per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified Department of National Defense, and federal steps to abolish literacy under a Secretary of Education. It calls for Congress elections in November with installation January 1 following and inaugural arrangements.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Congress
Increasing Safety Highlights Growth of Passenger Air Routes
A Department of Commerce report shows in the first half of 1927 air routes operated 12 377 938 miles and carried 395 646 passengers. It notes commercial aviation safety rising while stunt and transatlantic attempts are not representative of everyday flying. Schedule flights logged 2 642 864 miles and 1819 passengers. other trips totaled 362 249 miles and 8505 passengers.
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Department of Commerce
Progress in American electric power 1899 to 1925
A summary of 26 years of electric industry growth noting that in 1899 60,000 kilowatt hours were produced per worker and by 1925 this rose to 40,000 kWh per worker. The piece contrasts private American power with public Ontario power, where domestic rates were under 7 cents per kWh versus over 7 cents in the United States, and cites power interests publishing statistics.
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America
Ontario
Onttario
Tis Power Interests
Alcohol and Art Rise in Chicago Opera Circles
A Chicago report describes alcohol and art seats at the opera expanding as liquor sales influence cultural events. The piece notes a tradition of amateur quartets and a shift when liquor prices push customers away, with bootleg kings crowding elites from the scene.
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Chicago Opera
New Detroit Mayor-Elect Faces Campaign Precedent
The text notes Colonel Lindbergh's silence on office, speeches, and character, questioning political performance. It discusses campaign rhetoric and the pressure of picturesque tactics, mentioning Detroit’s new mayor-elect, Jann Lodge, in a critical light.
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Lindbergh
Matty
Detroit
Jann . Lodge
New metal berllium teased as rival to aluminum in future tech
Garrett P Serviss discusses berillium as a potential lighter stronger metal than aluminum, with high elasticity and corrosion resistance. He notes alloys with aluminum and the advertising hype, questions feasibility, and reflects on metals progress and future economic production possibilities.
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Is- Wehiness
Bersliium
Rene Eluminum
Eeidom
Dimascus Wade
Incurable Outlook Challenged by Medical Hope
A 1937 feature reflects on the word incurable and argues against final diagnoses. Dr Baum warns against quenching hope and notes cases where conditions once labeled hopeless improve with care, urging patients to consult physicians and stay informed about advances in medicine. It cites blood pressure discoveries and stresses ongoing medical progress.
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Learifines
Crete Hospital Association
Guus
Baele Werter
Ald den Toray
Kik Baneru
Loquet
Wuelove
Keap
Garvise
The Kaiser and the Philosophy of Living
In this fragment from Points of View a 68 year old speaker argues that religion is not a fixed creed but a life view shaping daily conduct. He says unreligion also has philosophy, and Jesus exemplified a living philosophy rather than a mere religious label.
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American Hospital Association
Baum
Doy
Kaioor
Ion Ieséally
Tesun Christ
Gaiter
Young Man Dies After Fall From Building in Milwaukee Ward
A young man named Affdm Zinke fell from a new building in the Thin ward and was fatally injured. Authorities report the incident as a serious fall with potential shots fired during the event observed by bystanders. The background hints at a romantic entanglement involving Cordelia and a hardworking figure in the area.
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Affdm Zinke
Milwaukee
Sentine
Picturesque Mourning Dress Of Princess Ileana Observed
A Romanian royal portrait shows Princess Ileana in a black Turkish mourning costume at Baleic Palace with her mother. The piece contrasts historic grief rituals with modern gentler mourning and questions whether outward mourning truly wards off attention.
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Ileana
Ferdinand
Romania
Baleic
Cote d'Argent
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Tae
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Copeland
M. D
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Saphead
Cordelia
Princess
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