Hearst Papers Advocate Calls For National Peace Plan
A Hearst Papers advocate outlines proposals to unite English speaking nations for world peace and to reform U S governance. Proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, prompt reapportionment, and a unified defense department under a national secretary.Education secretary to lead federal literacy efforts. Elections in November with presidential inauguration 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
Congress
Power in Unanimity and the Gulf and Northwest Endorsement
The city and its trade territory stand united behind the Gulf and Northwest project with no active opposition. All who align with the majority act in unison, creating a rhythm of effort that crushes obstacles as the community endorses the plan.
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Gulf and Northwest
Gulf
Northwest
San Antonio women urge spirit of golf over victory
A Virginia bound woman golfer criticized club rivals, prompting a formal golf association reply. The statement stresses sportsmanship, watching for technicalities, and that golf rewards fellowship and goodwill, not bitter wins. It praises San Antonio Ladies' Golf Association for playing in the right spirit.
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Virginia
Golf Association
San Antonio
THE
San Antonio Ladies' Golf Association
Passion Play at Oberammergau to Run 1930 Season
Oberammergau will stage the Passion Play from May 15 to September 30, 1930, with one performance weekly and two per week in July and August. The event, a religious rite since 1632, grew from a vow during pestilence and remains central to village life and economy.
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Berammergau
Bavaria
Oberammergau
Oberzmmergan
Eye sight accidents and prevention in industry
The article highlights eye protection as vital and notes industry incurs about 10 million dollars annually in eye injury compensation. It argues most eye accidents are preventable, emphasizing the precious nature of sight and the need for safety measures.
Midnight Bowery mission aids derelicts in regeneration
A Bowery mission hosts midnight services for New York’s homeless, many battle fatigue and drink, yet find a moment of renewal through communal kneeling prayers. Observers note the strange juxtaposition of hardship and faith as veterans of hard living respond to the Reverend’s calls.
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New York
Bowery
New
T Lappen
Fifth Avenue
Yistiesa
Fife
Akes
Resurrection of Suns and the science of atomic birth
A discussion of sun as not burning fuel but hot incandescent matter releasing energy. It explains atomic destruction and electricity as matter, the annihilation of atoms and release of energy, and references Millikan’s work on cosmic rays and the regeneration of matter in space.
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Politiegl
Romain
Doctor Millikan
God
Eeey
Diet Important in Digestive Troubles by Royal Copeland
A physician discusses indigestion and the role of diet in relieving digestive distress. He warns against chronic habits, notes that overeating and wrong foods worsen symptoms, and suggests avoiding dairy, fried foods, processed items, and certain rich dishes. He recommends medical evaluation if weight loss or persistent pain occurs and mentions possible X-ray examination.
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Royal
Copeland
Tasy
Perevik
Sideshows of Science Snowy Birds Saved from Plume Hunters
Anowy heron known as the witte egret nearly vanished until a few protected it from plume hunters. The bird hides among willows, bearing pure white feathers prized for adornment, while hunting left young birdies to starve when adults hunted plumage.
Quail Scouting Chronicle Under President Cal
Report mocks President Cal and Hoover era quail hunting with humorous details. Cal dressed in an umbrella hat and bright attire, using a musket to shoot quails while quail dogs tire. The spoof ends by noting Cal kept a biscuit as Hooper betties loiter.
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Depattebe
Cal
Hoover
Keata Club to Hold Open Meeting at Mrs Hearn Home
A Keata club meeting is set for next Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs J T L Hearn. Welherp and cider will be served and a paper will be read by Miss Teetilah Alexander on the music, as "O14 Faahloged Lard yo, Vegetable Rabath ates."
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Keata Club
J. TL. Hearn
Misa Teetilah Alexander
Topeka
Mother and Baby Turning the Baby Around Meant Progress
A描述 essay-like caption compares how lemur mothers carry offspring in tree travel to human evolution and parenting practices. It asserts spiritual progress tied to visible babies and critiques strapped baby methods among some cultures, noting pro Norse providence and education across classes.
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