Red Prolectos Forum and City Life Amid Unrest at Union Square
Crowds gather on the east side of Union Square near Prolectos cafeteria dubbed the Red Borgohold as mounted police guard a volatile open forum. The scene blends political fervor with grotesque rumor and debate while observers note foreign workers and socialist dreams amid a citywide strike and rising tensions.
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Hearst Papers list reform planks and world peace aims
The Hearst Papers advocate equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve peace and world order, minor foreign league representation, proportional U S Senate representation, separate armed services under National Defense, a federal education secretary, and the abolition of illiteracy. They propose a January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar, building the Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring the French and English West Indies to settle debt.
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Republicans Mislead Public on World Court Issue
The piece argues the United States would join the Permanent International Court of Justice of the League of Nations, detailing signed documents at Geneva and noting critics claim it is not an independent world court. It warns voters that Senate ratification would bind the U S to the League, urging scrutiny at election time.
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Jones Law Debate Sparks Constitutional Question
A fragmentary report discusses Judge Fitzhenry's interpretation of the Jones law amid calls and counterpoints. The text references felons, legality, and potential government leverage, with remarks attributed to Henry and Tris Wilson. The tone hints at a constitutional debate over how the law affects individuals and authorities.
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Evolution of Man by Herbert Kaufman
A fragmented 1992 edition review blends archaeology and engineering with a satirical critique of evolutionary ideas. It mocks scientific pomp while recounting speculative bone finds, ancient tools, and grand claims, reflecting cringe-worthy vintage discourse and editorial misfires.
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Psychological Factor in Appetite
Royal S Copeland argues appetite is linked to emotions and mood in children. Pleasant mealtimes shape digestion, while negative feelings can curb desire and hinder nourishment. The piece suggests using cheerful talk and simple routines to keep a child calm and improve eating.
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