Peace and Reform Proposals From Hearst Papers
The Advocate outlines proposals to preserve peace among nations and promote world peace, seeks proportional Senate representation and rapid reapportionment of House seats, and calls for a unified National Defense under one secretary. It also mentions limiting federal power to literacy abolition, a January inauguration after November elections, and a Congress election in November with installation the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Hmit
United States
Secretary of
Education
Congress
Why Congress Should Adopt Norris Amendment 1926
An Eastern state elects Robert F. Wagner to the Senate and an Eastern newspaper notes he studied legislation for a year before Congress met. The piece argues for Norris Amendment to end lame duck sessions, shifting dates so November elections meet in January. It cites salary losses and party power, ending with a call to end 13 month delays.
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Robert F. Wagner
New York
Wagner
Washington
Senate
Congress
Warner
Buare
Norris
Nicholas Longworth
House
Longworth
Republican Steam Roller
Noes
Tin Cartel Threat Looms Over Global Supply
Announcement from Lae promo tus reveals plans to fix tin at about 75 cents a pound for a year to stabilize prices and conserve scarce supply. Americans hold about 25 percent of world output, Britain 42 percent, with a proposed tin trust joining rubber and chemical cartels.
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Lae Promotus
Americans
Great Britain
Europe
Piquant 17th Century Household Rules Appear in Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment outlines domestic injunctions from a bygone era, detailing strict attire limits, hidden pockets, public nose powders, furniture dusting while the husband is present, cooking duties, and pet care. It reads like a dated household code with harsh social expectations and ceremonial color matching for drinks.
Open Air Baby Care in Rainy Weather
Rob A and Copeland at Bendor advise daily outdoor air for babies even in rain. If outdoors is impossible, use an open window to simulate exposure while dressing the infant properly to avoid chilling. Regular year round outings are urged for the child’s health and vigor.
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Cutdore
Rob A & 2
Copeland
Bendor
New
Hot House
Hon
Newspaper Features Service
Globular Clusters Observed Through Small Telescopes
Garrett P. Serviss explains a new method using miniature Harvard telescopes to study globular clusters by total light, revealing their distances and uniformity. The approach relies on integrated photographic effort rather than large refractors, highlighting progress in measuring faint stellar assemblages.
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Harvard Glyryatorr
Harvard
John D s First Job at the Institute for Public Service
W H Allen discusses John D s early life and his first job steps in Cleveland Ohio. The piece lists twelve points about Rockefellers and John D s approach to work, highlighting his readiness curiosity and self directed path from farm life to retail and wholesale roles.
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W. H. Allen
The
Institute For Public Service
Rockefellers
How Old Is He Looking at This Elephant Head
The piece explores why a baby elephant appears aged and wise, noting parents’ millions of years of experience. It contrasts animal and human babies, arguing elephants are highly intelligent though their brains are small relative to humans. It links facial expression to inherited evolutionary thinking and contrasts with a savage baby's face.
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Tin Prison
Paris
Garrett P, Serviss
Agra
Abel
John D’s
Frank Crane
John Ly Aler
High Sehant
Cleveland
Obi
Monary
Axel Ornligel
Cory Tigh
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