Hearst Papers Propose Broad Peace and Federal Reforms
The Hearst papers advocate equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve peace and world harmony, favor proportional representation in the United States Senate, separate defense departments under a Secretary of National Defense, abolishing illiteracy via a Federal Education Secretary, a January 1 installation date for the President and Congress, a Federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, construction of a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies as part payment of US debt.
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United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Grundy Appointment Slap in the Face of the People
The piece denounces Joseph R. Grundy as a senator chosen by Governor Fisher, accusing him of representing predatory interests funded by manufacturers from Pennsylvania. It argues the tariff bill will enrich Grundy and other wealthy backers, claims Hoover and Fisher enabled his seat, and urges voters to wake up and vote in November.
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Joseph R. Grundy
United States
Senate
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Fisher
Taut
Washington
Grundy
Commonwealth of
United States Senate
Commonwealths
Bingham
C. NX. Evanson
Connecticut Manufacturers’ Association
Senate Finance Committee
Evanson
Congress
Tive
Owen D. Young
Raisoe
Ghina
Meeting House Tea Room and 1929 City Life Vignette
A rambling 1929 collage describes a New York scene with names, venues, and fashions. It references a teahouse called The Meeting Hones, Waldorf staff, Hotel Governor Clinton, Broadway actors, and varied social types, painting a vivid slice of urban life and entertainment. The piece notes street life along Harlem River, Coogan’s Bluff, and seaside promenades, mingling nostalgia with idle commentary and a closing nod to Deryriah, 1929.
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Raincoet
Wales
Ralph Barton
Kansas City
Joe Tirhan
Waldorf
Governor Cilstom
Kitth Avenue
Frank Fay
Boya
Fopplah Tapa
Vaudevilla
Favy Money Boys
Rockwell Kent
Clarry Hirshfield
Clara Luce
Wong Theaw Sey
Rammy Shipman
Deu Marquis
California
Coogan
Harlem
Fudova Speedway
Ln Foulla
Meng
Plain Living and Greek Health Practices Advocated
A fragmented discussion extols plain living and outdoor activity akin to ancient Greece. It praises baths, massage, clean foods, abundant water, and regular exercise while urging modern readers to adopt simpler habits, outdoor sport, and public bath facilities for better health.
The Cerebellum and Balance in Human Reflex Actions
A discussion of reflex actions and brain roles describes the cerebellum as key to balance and coordinated movement. It explains how the cerebellum delays and adjusts motor commands from the cerebrum, maintaining equilibrium, and how intoxication disrupts this control, affecting gait and articulation.
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Everyman
Grace
Gracison
Aging and the Wear of the Human Machine
In this early 20th century essay the author notes that time causes aging as Mr. Freyman confronts the gradual decline of youth. He remarks that despite immune defenses and past healings, the body’s mechanisms slowly degrade, a fate no help can stop.
Too Many Bones by Herbert Kaufman
A fragmented editorial mockingly critiques slow decision making in politics and business as rapid world changes press for action. It notes Congress delays on tax cuts and calls for swift reforms, highlighting the pressure on leaders to act now.
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Congress
Mellon
Jealous Husbands and Career Women Split in Modern Home
In a candid back‑and‑forth, Elizabeth Arnold, a top New York department store executive, reveals the strain jealousy within marriage when a wife earns more. A psychiatrist notes many men feel threatened by successful wives, while Arnold insists she cannot quit for family’s sake and needs her own career to support her children’s future.
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Elizabeth Arnold
New York
Elizabeuhy
Chan
Elenlor
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George Welly
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