Hearst Papers List Global Peace And Reform Proposals
A compilation from Hearst papers outlines proposals including equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month calendar, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and partial debt repayment by acquiring Western ancestry claims.
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United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua
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Traffic Tag Critics Clash Over Stop Sign Enforcement
The article describes motorists treating traffic stops as a game of tag, ignoring stop signs at intersections. Officials fear public tolerance for lax laws fosters dangerous police overreach and erodes public safety. The debate centers on whether enforcement is sporting or punitive.
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Phil Wright
Morris Sheppard Proposes Misdemeanor Jurisdiction Bill
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas proposes two bills to vest misdemeanor case jurisdiction in a United States commissioner, require defendant consent for trial before the commissioner, and allow appeals after conviction. The move aims to ease federal judges’ burden under prohibition law, though critics say it admits prohibition has boosted violations. The text notes federal judges’ dignity and the burdens from the Val Stead act, as civil and criminal matters overwhelm district courts.
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Enator
Morris Sheppard
Texas
United States
Rial
Emotional Football as Public Release Despite Systemic Hypocrisy
The author argues that football serves a useful social function in the United States by channeling pent up energy of millions of healthy Americans weekly. He notes the mass gatherings, emotional releases, and compares modern crowds to medieval witch burnings, concluding the sport is a sensible societal arrangement.
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United States
Bertrand Teussell
Crown Mathartikos
Pardonable Sin Late For Dinner Shocks Caurnetoie Judge
In Caurnetoie France a judge rules that lateness at a dinner engagement may incur damages. The decision stems from a host penalizing a guest who forgets to attend after accepting an invitation. The ruling suggests consequences for late arrivals and perceived rudeness, potentially increasing social friction over etiquette.
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Caurnetoie
France
Wien
Glib rogues and flashy grifters stalk the city’s heedless
In archived clippings a portrait of con men and their marks appears, naming slick operators with streetwise aliases. Tales recount social engineering, phony dice, ring swindles, and jewel plots. The piece notes vigilant crowds and a culture of fast-talk crimes amid chic locales and theaters.
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Heynes
Gale Jery
Flash Harry
Straw Hat Willie
Dapper Dan
Mickey the Dude
Savannah May
Diamond Kate
No On
Fortane
Tirondsens
Guild
Alsain Audium-Slams
Slick Cook
Heat and Air Work in the Human Body
An excerpt on body temperature regulation describes normal ranges for humans and room temperature, the effects of chills, and how skin blood flow and sweating control heat loss. It notes the role of hair, follicles, glands, and respiration in maintaining thermal balance and mentions oxygen supply to organs and muscles.
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Oor
Live Dangerously By Elsie Robinson
A fragmented OCR style piece advertises the essay Life Dangerously by Elsie Robinson, urging readers to face risks for fame and power. It hints at dangers, ambition, and social challenges with garbled text but preserves the core idea of taking bold actions for reward and recognition.
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Idian
Alps
Heating Foods By Royal S Copeland
Royal S Copeland explains how heating foods by dwellers can reduce harm in close communities. The discussion covers Metzel soup traditions, hospitality during butchering, and the social exchange of sausage plates among neighbors. The article notes starch, fat, and sugar in meals balance energy while cautioning against dietary excesses.
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Rome
Pennsylvania
Patie
Pris Nets
Eles
Payrigen
Hitler
Bonehead Brother's Bold Bet Shocks Stn Investment
In a surprising wager tied to Stn Investment a bettor known as Bimny-tt placed a large stake on a gamble that unsettled markets. The move sparked attention as observers awaited outcomes amid speculation of consequences for the firm.
Unexplored Air by Herbert Kauemat Gaophant
A column-like piece critiques hyperbolic aviation language in a Springfield Republican reporter’s antics. It notes sensational rhetoric about air exploration, aircraft, and safety tech, warning against overstatement while discussing future flights and airborne horizons.
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Herbert Kauemat Gaophant
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The
Daily, Mirror and
Teerhart Maude
Dean Johnnsop
New York
Springfield Republican
Ram Tovlea
New
Byrd
Byrds
South Pole
Pxnett
Censiayuentions
Oben
Hirai
Radin
Pulek
Amazon
Meleourne
Madrid
Menhattan
Naterhy Enie
Tong Hans
Jan Vae
Wiventas
Piwer
Silver Wedding Anniversary Noted in Lake View
John Bixler of Canton hosts a gala at his Lake View home honoring Mr and Mrs W Stansburger Masillan on their twenty fifth silver wedding anniversary. The event drew notable neighbors and families marking the historic milestone in a bucolic community setting.
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John Bixler
Canton
Aut
Ify W. Stansburger
Masillan
Mar
Mra
Doe Peden
Nesta
Lake View
Anchiverenrs
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Romnilsey
Padtey Field
Trumanel Bence
Inverness Cape
Don Clarke
Louis Beratit
Gladys
Evers
Tait
McNaught
Brad
Cowngress
FORD
Lear
Uber
Jay Me
Live Dangerously
Elsie Robinson
Royal S. Copeland
Bonehead
Zeppelin
Enstany
Congress
Faun
Bucolic Press
Rhnderuws Enbvede
Eilenes
Washington
Etorlium
Tan Tay
Tery Logy
Flor
Whitt
Phe
Malta
Woilerh
Nur
Dsth
Matenitnelireee
Beauklan
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