Hearst Papers Advocate: Proposed domestic and world peace plan
The Hearst papers outline a nine point program including equal basis cooperation among English speaking peoples, proportional Senate representation, separate armed services under a National Defense Secretary, aggressive literacy effort, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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Voting Machines in County Elections Urged as Reform
A Bexar county official proposes replacing ballot boxes with voting machines to improve efficiency and reduce clerical errors. A Washington hearing on the fourteenth district contest highlighted ballot box deficiencies, underscoring the need for reliable tallying to reflect the will of the people and avoid “machine” politics.
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Bexar County
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Fourteenth Congressional District
Competing Demands Cloud Texas Shrine Funding Action
San Antonio sources report Ginneas Moody told a delegation that he favors the Alamos and purchase bill but fears uncertain support due to competing funding demands. He promised to submit the bill for legislative action but doubts the outcome as lawmakers weigh scarce funds for the Lone Star State shrine.
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San Antonians
Texas
Lone Star State
Ginneas Moody
Histrionic Wrath T 18 Contends Shaw on Outbursts
The text argues that George Bernard Shaw contested that histrionic outbursts are a display rather than real rage. It suggests much emotion is performative and used to flex mental strength for observers. Real rage, it claims, is futile in mental or physical conflict.
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T 18
George Bernard Shaw
In Reverse RITERS and Hollywood talk of work and weather
Lewis Bromfield who won the Pulitzer for Early Autumn weighs in on Hollywood mood. He says intelligent talent exists in Hollywood and is most hopeful, yet he is tired of Europe and its allure. The sun and dull skies trigger differing views among writers about productivity.
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Riters
Hollywood
Lewis Bromfield
Europe
Reflections at Sixty N Contrast in Art Young’s Style
A brief portrait of Art Young at sixty, noting his shift from formal to candid, casual writing. The piece highlights his forty years of opinionated work, his intimate tone in later years, and his drawing book “Leeds at Night” being acquired by the Metropolitan Museum, underscoring his thoughtful, troubled view of modern concerns.
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Art Young
Lees
Metropolitan Museum
Buster
Gran
Art
Obelia life cycle and the nature of colonies explained
The feeding polyp and blastostyle form a connected colony that can detach and reorganize into new life. Buds grow into jellyfish-like medusae and planula larvae fertilize eggs in the water, producing new colonies. The life cycle alternates between a fixed polyp colony and a free-swimming sexual stage, with cells acting as integrated parts of a colony rather than as separate individuals.
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Polspi
Around the Corner by Herbert Kaufman on leadership and progress
A fragmented column by Herbert Kaufman discusses leadership, change, and progress across eras. It contrasts past and future dynamics, noting how ambition, innovation, and the price of prominence shape outcomes, with references to leadership, societal shifts, and resilience.
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Herbert Kaufman
Copsride
Werbert Kaufman
Amacon
Xebra
NASA
Fragmented monologue on acting and happiness in noisy musings
A stream of text notes confusion about acting and truth. It muses on pretending to be happy and performing, with references to feelings, religion, and self image amid garbled phrases about stage life and personal authenticity.
Put On An Act By Elsie Robinson
FragmentaryOCR text appears to be a mid century motivational piece urging confidence and self reliance. It mentions luck, bravery, and personal improvement, with uncertain references to characters or events. The readable segments suggest a column urging readers to present themselves boldly to influence outcomes.
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Elsie Robinson
Worldly New York Lady Frames A Lurid Nightlife Tour
A first-person fragment portrays a distinct New York social type at upscale venues, noting an air of mystery and extravagance. It sketches businessmen, isolated couples in cafes, and a downtown tragedy, then meanders through odd tableaus including a Riverside Drive bachelor and a dentist’s waiting room with peculiar family photos and monkey card humor.
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