Hearst Papers Propose National Peace and Reform Platform
The outline calls for equal treatment of English speaking peoples to preserve world peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues. It advocates proportional Senate representation, at least two Senators per state, and separate Army Navy Air under a National Defense Secretary. It also urges federal action to abolish illiteracy, a January installation for President and Congress, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Judge Ben Lindsey Disbarment Sparks Call for Bar Reform
The Supreme Court of Colorado disbarred Judge Ben Lindsey for accepting a fee while on the bench, prompting commentary that ethical action against slayers of the oath should come from the judiciary and bar. The piece questions shyster activity and urges bar members nationwide to enforce standards before a judgment day.
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Supreme Court of Colorado
Lindsey
Colorado
Uen
Ben Lindsey
Noth
Cod liver oil used in poultry feed sparks public interest
A California scientist touts cod liver oil as a vitamin rich substitute for sunshine in poultry rations boosting eye production. While news to the public, San Antonio readers of the Southwest National Pex Laying contest find it familiar, reflecting long known science in textbooks.
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California
San Antonio
Trotzky Beard Signals Recrudescence of Vigor
The article notes a revival of Samsounian vigor in Trotzky as his moustache and beard grow again. It discusses historical links between whiskers and masculine strength, questioning the public perception of facial hair as a sign of vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trotzky
Neverthele
Juik
Mind and Body Health Lessons From Ancient Greece
The article notes Greek and Roman focus on air, exercise, and diet for motherhood and public health. It compares ancient wellness with modern preventive medicine, stressing air baths, physical culture, and preventive clinics while urging emulation of ancient vitality and rational lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Wwe
The Middle Ear and Inner Ear Mechanisms Described
A detailed, era style explanation outlines how the middle ear air chamber links to the mouth via the Eustachian tube, why ear popping occurs during altitude change, and the role of the hammer anvil and stirrup bones. It then describes the inner ear labyrinth, the cochlea’s spiral tuning, and how hair cells convert vibrations into nerve impulses for brain perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret
Am Inet Jong
J. G. Wells
Julian Hurley
George Wella
They Shall Not Pass Parley Amid Mind Control Sermon
A fragmented odd text, praising resistance and willpower, urges readers to control thoughts and reject cowardice. It discusses mental discipline, danger of negative thinking, and asserts self determination against external influence. The piece blends war rhetoric with a call to inner strength.
Theatres and Townspeople in a 1939 City Scene
A vivid panorama of urban life with electric signs, piano thumpers, and tiny shops. The narrative notes theater seats, a mayor’s secretary, film prompts, a mocked drugstore, and a coffee of celebrity names amid a bustling street rhythm. It sketches characters like Charles Darnton, Major Bowes, Rex Beach, and Lillian Lauferts, alongside street chatter and a weary public.
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Justine Johnson Jonke
T Hat Umbrella
Charles Darnton
Beau Brommer
The
Dramatic Critica
Major Bowes
Times Square
Janes
Charles Mand
Walker
Bobbe
Bobbie
Broail
Jack Harngranaid
Nessa McMien
Rex Beach
Srand
Mich
Bos
Maury Paul
Alopf
al Woods
Hetty Compton
Waltee Huston
Lillian Lauferts
Marion Fairfax
Tos
Bor
Drake
Center Market's End Marks A Storied Midtown Era
A sweeping reminiscence recalls Center Market as eviction orders arrive and the federal plan redevelops the site. The narrative evokes Washington Street’s days, landmark figures, and a melting pot of patrons, vendors, and politicians, ending with a Latin phrase on fading glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Market
Washington
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
Nue
Marriage on Morals in Bertrand Russell's New Volume
The article discusses Russell's stance on marriage and modern psychology, arguing that men focus on business while neglecting home life. It notes the strain on health and happiness, citing his views on a "good wife" and a rational approach to marital questions amid contemporary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertrand Russell
Ruesell
Mystery fragment prompts odd headlines
A garbled passage from a newspaper page mentions a cannibal, a contract dispute, and vague references to wages and schedules. The readable content is sparse and nonspecific, offering little clear event or person data.
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Jimmy Hatlo
S. Capitanis
Else Robinson
George Jean Nathan
T O Thertheater
Lillian
Patel
Wershing
Rd Wyrm
Will Trogg
McNaught
Memoriam
Ehrine
Jong
Lally Madison
Lutbita
Calhoun
Webster
Livealn
Grant
Bennings
Enok
Golden
Harvey
Chamberlain the Great
Jawa Cirete
Frank Nichols
Deywr
Fralurs
Dunlop
Georgetevenby
Mary Walker
Trourers Aul
Senate Dolph
Judiciers Square
Oberchinese
Juin Phillip Souea
Masine Barracks
Die In & Braw
Calvon
Alexandria
Ewinging &Hired Armas
Cothontmity
Arthurs
Glevelands
Larrinons
We Kinlesa
Marlboro
William Jennings Bryan
Peenter
Jimmy
Burke
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