Proposals from Hearst Papers Include National Defense Plan
A list endorses vigorous federal action under a secretary of defense and education to abolish illiteracy, proportional Senate representation, a January installation, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar, a Nicaragua canal, acquisition of Caribbean possessions, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and loosening Prohibition with regulated wines.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Navy
Aviation
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
New York's Example To Other States
Governor Roosevelt is described as a decisive leader who will present a proactive program to reduce unemployment, boost education, and expand relief for the aged. He promises public works to spur housing for those in state care and aims to spend over a hundred million for routine needs, with no tax increase, urging legislative cooperation.
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Roosevelt
New York
Helium Export Bill Sparks National Defense Debate
Representative Arentz of Nevada drafts a bill to permit helium exports, arguing a domestic supply monopoly may hinder lighter-than-air transport and innovation. War could end helium shipments, pushing a search for alternate sources while naval aeronautics weighs strategic defense implications.
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Arentz
Nevada
Europe
Chief of
Naval Aeronautics
Big Helpless Boys
FRAU ALBERT 11 EMN Leleves that she has more trouble than the average wife in taking care of her husband. Recently she entered a clothing cir tw buy her husband a raincoat for his trip to America The salesman suggested that it would be more practical if the herr professor could come to the shop to be fitted. The lot of Fran Einstein is the common set of wives in old fashioned marriage partnerships. And that is what nakes so many happy old-fashioned marriages. The wise Irisband, even if he does feel capable of taking care of him self, will preserve the illusion that he is just a big helpless Yay who doce knew enough to come ind ogres when it s pain.
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America
Fran Einstein
Irisband
Poor Posture From Royal S Copeland Explained
A 1998 Newseaver Fealusee Service piece argues that poor posture disrupts the splanchnic circulation and digestion. It links abdominal discomfort to slouched standing and advocates erect posture for healthier digestion and reduced ailments.
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Royal S. Copeland
Old John Mulhall and McCaleb's Ranger Jobs
Texas reminiscences recount old John F Mulhall living far from towns along a Mexican coast with health and humor. He helps Indians with free crab doles and medicines while distant mining tales swirl around district clerk McCaleb and Judge Portia amid a lighthearted county office scene.
Kimble County Tales and Old Neighbor Histories
A rambling reminiscence from Gilmer about Kimble County figures of 1880s politics. Mentions W. G. Moss and J. A. Beowling's 1886 induction as district clerk and surveyor helpers, plus a San Antonio move and local gossip. Anecdotes recount Uncle Joe Ferguson, Trails, and a tangled memory of farm life, horses, and local character Carrington.
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W. G. Mossp
J. A. Beowoing
Kimble County
Toyle
Lax Paseryor
Ant
San Antonio
Boyle
Jats
Dick Russell
Russell Enlale
Dvat
Bin
Listen World You Can t Car e You Can t Card People
A reflective piece argues against pigeonholing people into fixed types. It notes that environments and pressures reveal new sides of individuals, producing unpredictable changes. The essay uses anecdotes from earthquakes and social reactions to illustrate how people transform under stress and how surprised observers become by others hidden strengths.
Do You Know Ron Antonio’s distant railways miller note
Do you Know presents a fragmented reference to Ron Antonio and distant railways miles and paved avenues near Analde city Unmlts. The readable text remains unclear on specific actions dates places or concrete facts.
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Ron Antonio Bux
Editorial Plagiarism Problem Haunts Pioneering Magazine
A Seattle weekly critique decries widespread plagiarism in periodicals and fiction. It cites forged affidavits, quick substitutions during print runs, and copied plots from Poe and others. The piece notes editors face endless piracy while unknown writers suffer the most.
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland contrasts husbands and wives
An analysis of modern marriage roles contrasts the ideal of a single, devoted partner with a wife who must be many things at once. The piece argues men seek varied roles from wife as homemaker to companion, while noting many expectations are impractical and seldom met.
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Gilmer
Carrington
Ubar
al Arenml
Pressure on Sclons Rapped by Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge decries outside influence lobbying and artificial public opinion campaigns as undermining congressional sovereignty. He argues Congress remains the legal voice of the people and should judge realities without undue interference.
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Sclons
Coolidge
Bes
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