Agreement of English-speaking peoples to preserve peace
The Hearst papers outline a plan for world peace and reform. Proportional representation in the Senate, no state with fewer than two senators, and prompt reapportionment legislation. A unified national defense department under a Secretary of National Defense and a Secretary of Education to abolish illiteracy. A federal sales tax to fund tax relief. Calendar reform to thirteen four-week months. Installation and inauguration dates noted.
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United States
Senate
Department of the Army
Navy
Airy Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Unusual Expression of Civic Interest Elected Mayor of New Bedford
A 70 year old New Bedford mayoral candidate explains civic devotion in an interview with the International News Service. He discusses love of city things over personal gain, noting his aim to improve streets, homes, buildings, and lit thoroughfares as he reflects on city planning and community life. Charles S. Ashley is named.
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New Bedford
Mass
International News Service
New England
City Planning Commission
San Antonio
Charles S. Ashley
Legal Gold Digging Prompts Suit Over Car Push Accident
A Tennessee man aided another in pushing a car from mud and died after a wound became infected and tetanus struck. Relatives sue the car owner for 10000, described as a costly example of baseless civil suits. The column condemns legal gold digging and calls for bar reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Enjoy Your Medicine from the Section That Admits Test Grapesuit
A fragment discusses preventative medicine and diet, noting citrus juices as a disease defense and the adage about an apple a day. It highlights fresh fruits' value in dietetics and mentions South Texas agricultural advances, though the text is garbled and uncertain in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valles
South Texas
Soh Ier
Issu
Diary of a foggy night in New York reflections
A fragmentary diary style note from New York on December 31 1928 recounts a misty evening wandering from Well and Brand streets to Broadway and Times Square. The writer describes encounters with guards a theater crowd and a brief glimpse of Lindbergh, plus observations on entertainment scenes new and old in the city.
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Ahwars
Columbus Circle
Times Square
Loreset
Endless Voyage Beyond New Year in Space and Time
The article muses that New Year’s marks not a return to the same spot but a vast journey through space. It notes Earth’s movement about the sun, the spiral track through the galaxy toward Vega, and humanity’s position as citizens of the universe. It references vast distances, celestial cycles, and the idea that time and space connect in a continual voyage. The piece closes with a fragment noting CHET International Fans Beats Inc.
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Einsheim
Eame
Vince
London
Vege
Ary
Vint
Conongnee
Fem
Vega
Niagara Falls
Carter
Chet International Fans Beats Inc
First Aid Hints in Fainting or Coma by Royals Copeland
A historical primer describes fainting and coma distinguishing features and how to respond. It notes pale face, weak pulse in fainting and brain-related coma, with guidance on keeping the patient warm, avoiding throat intubation, and awaiting a doctor. It emphasizes heart checks and careful positioning, urging immediate family theater contact if needed.
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Copeland
M.D
Kepvught
Newopapre Venture Bergies, Inc
Emma
Teright
Sideshows of Science Bodies in Radiolaria Revealed
The Radiolaria are microscopic with designs that radiate from a central point. Their skeletons are exquisitely constructed from transparent minerals such as lucid mint or strontium sulfate. Shapes include geometrical spheres helmets cones crowns pyramids and more.
You Never Can Tell By Herbert Kaufman and others
A reflective piece on how early talent does not guarantee lifelong achievement. It cites historical figures like Samuel Johnson and Newton, arguing that development hinges on opportunity, stimulation of independent thought, and the right season for growth rather than rote memorization and early labels.
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Johnny
Samuel Johnson
Boswell Pice
Hotbley
Salle
Washington
Grant
West Point
Echnelroom
Scott
Lip Wallert
Knowles
Tobnny
Browne
Newton
Goklemich
Beork
Neely
Jockey Flings Dive in Staines Handicap Strive
The scene shows Major B A Arden riding into the Staines Handicap as his horse nearly failed to jump at the last moment. The jockey hit the ground but the ground appeared soft and Arden continued, creating a remarkable racing moment captured on film.
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Major B.A. Arden
Staines
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Georgia
Indy
Subway
Fifth Avenue
Tnil
Embassy Club
Rupert and
Pat Ausguzs
Joseph Pid
Margaret Moore
Rinaldo Tuco
Katherine Boward
Ray
Lucy Virginia
Long
Charles Hanson
Tindbergh
Bhase
Chere
Madicon Avenue
Mherty
Fiied ‘Astab Ushment
Canfield'e
Leo Tweity
Marsheaya Tha Erat
Motteright Syn, Inc
Garrett Pr. Serviss
Herbert Kaufman
Rupselubt
Dally Nurrur and
Herken Kaufman
Wii World
Martin
Fuendon
Gleing
Hetty Martin
Alnes
Mihi
Smeyr
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