Hearst Papers Advocate on Peace and National Reform
The proposal outlines equal status for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, with no minority representation in foreign leagues, plus ideas on Senate proportionality, national defense unity under a single secretary, literacy drive, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month year with four week months, a Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring Caribbean territories as debt payment, reflecting Hearst papers stance.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Advocates Push for League Court Despite Critics
Advocates led by Elihu Root Charles Evans Hughes and Herbert Hoover urge joining the permanent league court amid warnings they once supported entry with reservations. They now admit it was wise not to join the league and question the court as a potential misguiding path.
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Permanent Court of ‘N International Justice
League of Nations
World Court
League Court
Elihu Root
Charles Evans Hughes
Herbert Hoover
Root
Hughes
Hoover
Reed
League
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League of
Messrs. Root
League Council
Mr. Root
Hearst
Happe
Senate
Cecil Hurst
Mr Root
Riches to Poverty Fiat Tale of a Regulated Charity
A Franklin county article reports on a policy change by S Owens reducing the county poor farm fund via a regulation that denies charity to claimants who arrive by automobile. The dispenser notes the rule is harsh, suggesting wealthier claimants after buying a car face tighter limits.
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Rolls-Royce
Vis
Franklin
S. Owens
Sud
Pity the Whales Wear Changes Warned by Veteran Designer
War veteran HH MOLYNEUX, a noted Easting dress designer, laments rapid shifts in fashion from shore skires to long akbts. Party shops struggle to adapt as orders for vorset drop, leaving women distressed by sudden trends and a grim rig.
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Molyneux
Easting
America
Reproduction powers in sea squirt and starfish described
The article explains how sea squirts and starfish reconstitute and reproduce by budding and fragmentation. It details self repair in sea creatures, regrowth in starfish, segmented worms, planaria, and Obelia hydroids, noting examples like arms regrowing, halves forming new individuals, and colonies developing from fragments (Continued Tomorrow).
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Ube
The Path to Happiness Beyond Ordinary Joy
The author argues that happiness is not the only worthwhile aim, describing enduring fulfillment as achievable by those who accept life’s harsher conditions. Real value comes from perseverance through struggle, not constant comfort, and even ordinary people can find meaning by staying on their chosen path.
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Ray
Happiness Isn t Necessary by Elsie Robinson
The piece argues that happiness is not essential for a healthy life as humans adapt to life’s rhythms. It critiques overreaction to personal hurt and urges quiet production of life’s goods without constant complaint, praising self‑restraint over emotional flare.
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Elsie Robinson
Tre
Diary of a Nightmarish Theatre Night and Society Gossip
A fragmented diary style piece mixes a snowy night with a dramatic theatre opening and a cast of New York social figures. It references critics like Percy Hammond, open nights, and a shift toward leisurely writing, alongside notes on actors, venues, and fashionable haunts in Harlem and Phoenix. The tone echoes early 20th century society pages with vivid, if imperfect, vignettes of cultural life.
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Breakfaster
Bide Dudley
Amos and
Andy
Charles A. A. Hughes
Detroit
California
Patricia Ziegfeld
Harlem
Remarkable tale of Vanderbilt linked to a boyhood loan tale
A garbled reminiscence links Commodore Vanderbilt to a boyhood loan request of two dollars from a Wine Georgia town postmark, amid Civil War ruin. It traces a mythical chain to Vanderbilt’s later influence as Woodrow Wilson's campaign manager and as a major railroad director, mingling humor and exaggerated feats with a fading memory.
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Conan Doske
Commodore Vanderbilt
George Westinghouse
Thia Door
Ite
Georgia
Vanderbilt
South
Bos
Woodrow Wilson
White House
The
Treasury
Influenza Germs Spread By Hands Warns Health Officials
Royal S. Copeland M D, New York state health commissioner, cites University of Chicago research claiming influenza germs spread by hand contact. The article urges daily washing of hands and face, cleaning teeth, coughing etiquette, and general cleanliness to prevent infection and reduce illness. It notes overwork and poor nutrition weaken defenses and emphasizes individual responsibility.
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Copeland
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New Fork
New York
Clery
University of Chicago
Inet
Wien
Alwasa
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