Hearst Papers Advocate Issues for World Peace and Reform
The proposal list from Hearst papers includes equal basis among English speaking peoples for peace, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under National Defense, federal action to abolish illiteracy, inauguration in January, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months, a Nicaragua Canal project, and acquisition of French and English West Anges as partial debt payment to the United States.
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Predatory Interests Defy the People in Pennsylvania Senate Choice
The article decries Governor Fisher’s appointment of Joseph R. Grundy as senior U.S. senator, labeling him a lobbyist exposed by a senate committee. It condemns Pennsylvania’s political machine and privileged interests for backing a lobbyist to gain influence, warn of monopolies, stock manipulations, and foreign entanglements. It portrays public opinion as outraged by the move and the machine’s defense of financial powers.
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Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Grundy
United States
Keystone
United States Senate
Fisher
Washington
Congress
Our Weak Women An Essay On Elizabethan Leisure And Politics
A fragment discusses Elizabethan ladies of leisure, contrasting social pastimes with learned talk. It notes that upper class women discussed politics and literature, wore fashionable dress, and hosted house parties, though broader assertiveness varied by era and individual.
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Anthony
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Seeers
Lizabeth
Taras
Warner
Kremh
Wally
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Diary Echoes of Public Life and Writers in a Blurred Memoir
A fragmented diary style narrative blends weather, travel, and social commentary with snapshots of figures like Eugene O Neill and George Kaufmann. It references a car fire, a charity ball jewel display, Punch magazine quips, and accounts of a blind pool player, all conveyed in a gauzy, stream of consciousness tone.
Listen World! Maria Is Pregnant and Working Hard
A fragment from a column discusses Maria a pale waitress in a restaurant, who is pregnant after a sailor abandoned her. It notes the lack of organized relief for expectant mothers, contrasts government aid, and praises Andree Visilis book A Girl In Risawia as sane and comprehensive. It also mentions social pressures and grim options for single mothers.
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Andree Visilis
Risawia
Thomas ¥. Crowell
Maria
Nevel
Steve
Jmdugtey
Tie Mather
Wwe
Wnunths
Russia’s Maternity Care Drives for All Citizens
Elsie Robinson outlines imperial Russia’s state effort to support mothers from confinement to postnatal care. Nurseries, visiting nurses, and museums provide medical attention and child guidance while apartments and houses serve as maternity centers. The government plans widespread maternity nurseries in villages, financed by vast public expenditure, to protect mothers and future workers.
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Russia
Elsie Robinson
Dumernia
Wiel
Mtnnes
Uvem
The Eye and Retina in Animal Vision Analysis
A scholarly excerpt discusses retina structure, the yellow spot, and nerve fiber arrangement in the eyeball. It explains how light is focused, the role of the fovea, and how retinal layers and optic nerve contribute to image formation. It notes differences across animals and hints at future discussion.
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Teadeg Hire
Tambon
Olor
Wilia
Bers
Neeve Seavey
Minpurichi
New Type Inkwell by Herbert Kaufman Deployed In A New Era
Fragmentary OCR reads as a murky propaganda style essay mixing mythic Leviathan imagery with telepl uridge linking an Atlantic network to an ocean liner. It references storms across Western Europe, dramatic media displays, and global exploration themes amid industrial progress and wartime rhetoric.
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Anu
Leard
Treland
Morsevale
Newhundland
Effect of Diet On Teeth by Royal S Copeland M D
A historical health note explains how diet and nutrition affect teeth and gums. It discusses how minerals and blood circulation influence dental health, the role of chewing, and practical tips for tooth care and hygiene. It also cites Dr. Copeland and references to broad notions of nutrition and dental decay.
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Vr. McCollam
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Natious Museum
Weehington
Indiana
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