Peace, Representation, and Defense Proposals Across Nations
The Hearst Papers advocate an agenda calling for peace among Bughish speakers, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Force, federal steps to eradicate illiteracy under a Education Secretary, and elections in November with presidential inauguration on January 1 following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of
Education
Congress
Logical Solution of Puzzling Question N Wartime Tax Debate
The article argues for replacing the income tax with a sales tax as a fair, simple, and steady funding method. It cites Pennsylvania Philippines and Canada examples, noting sales taxes are easily collected and broadly paid upon transactions. Congress should consider this when the income tax issue returns in March.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Philippines
Canada
David S. Houston
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Congress
Antelope Sanctuary Ranch Established in Nevada
The 386 acre Antelope Sanctuary in northern Nevada is set aside as a refuge for the American pronghorn. The Audubon Society purchased the site to preserve the herd and protect the species, described as a remarkable, swift animal with wide-ranging flights. The pronghorn and Rocky Mountain goat are noted as core living representatives of North America's antelopes.
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Nevada
Canadian
Colorando
Utah
Arizona
California
Furthern
Oii
Veterans' Bureau to fund capital treatment for needy veterans
Anteri¢ai Tego urged Genprese to require the Veterans' Bureau to supply capital treatment to veterans in need regardless of disease origin. The plan aims to stop unsafe discrimination and ensure aid for any veteran whose service was deemed sufficient for national defense.
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Anteri¢ai Tego
Genprese
Veterans' Bureau
Nglion
Patience A Shield Against Sudden Anger And Health
A McClure Newspaper piece argues patience guards blood vessels and heart. It compares anger to overloading a car engine, noting risks of stroke, eye ruptures, and elevated pressure. Cultivating patience protects health and keeps the mind clear.
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Temut
JEET
McClura
Simple Language By GARRETT P. SERVISS
Professor George H. Ashles a leading American geologist criticizes how geologists present work and how public and restricted audiences access geological reports He argues many publications are unreadable to lay readers and urges revamping of geologic literature to improve public understanding and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ashles
Aurver
Offica
Teporta
ZOO Fa
Proyle
Camerarmourcen
How Tyranny Begins By Dr Frank Crane
A rant on democratic virtue and autocratic danger argues that strong leadership, not one man, sustains nations. It praises Coolidge yet warns against overreliance while suggesting other capable leaders could govern effectively without abandoning democracy. The piece reflects early 20th century worries about tyranny and national prosperity.
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Frank Crane
British deal to mine Dead Sea wealth in Palestine
An illustrated note comments on a July earthquake near the Dead Sea and asserts British concessions will enable commercial extraction of potash bromine salt gypsum and magnesium chloride from the Dead Sea under a dedicated railroad plan. It praises British influence in Jerusalem and Palestine and mentions Bank of England expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manimolusetts
Coolidge
Mangolini
Dead Sea
Palestine
Great Britain
Jerusalem
Dea
Bank of England
Handicap on Old Hens Feeds Red Wine to French Hens
French hen keepers are feeding their birds red wine to boost egg production, claiming the wine adds vitamins to increase supply. The piece humorously contrasts the American hen’s limited options with French practices, suggesting U S hens may suffer in comparison.
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United States
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
The article traces a prominent farmers cooperative figure starting as a childhood teacher and principal at Tittle High School West Aberry Iowa. He then moved to Wort Madison, taught three years, joined his brothers in a farming project at Kennan Town, became director and manager of the Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Hearns, secretary of the Farmers Grain Dealers Association of Town for five years, later national secretary overseeing about 5000 elevators, and was soon named president of the ar Raniuation Mg in Frank M. Myeen of Benraan Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearns
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association
Carcollet
Ar Raniuation
Frank M. Myeen
Benraan
Figures of Speech and the Teachings of Lurncaat Savoy
A fragmentary, archaic discussion about figures of speech, political deception, and perceived influences between Savoy and Havoy. The text describes a man named Daniel of Savoy and hints at a conflict or tension between two neighboring kingdoms, with references to loyalties, tactics, and shifting beliefs.
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Tim
Savoy
Tmaniel
Havoy
Contentlin
Hpnin
Keanes
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Newanayer
Meana
Agielow
Philip Nowlan
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