Hearst Papers Advocate Policy Proposals From 1916 Era
A summary of proposals from Hearst papers advocating equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, separate Army Navy and air forces under a single secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, national education secretary, January inaugurations after November elections, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a calendar year of 18 months, and the Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense.
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United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Birth Registration and Civic Duty Urged by Medical Society
During the World War many births were unregistered leaving birth records missing. The piece argues that birth certificates confirm citizenship and legal identity, urging parents physicians and especially the Lexar county medical society to ensure proper registration. Prosecution for negligence is being considered to improve vital statistics for future citizens.
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State Board of Health
National Census Bureau
Lexar County Medical Society
Public invited to observe military life at San Antonio post
The Army at San Antonio opens events to the public with a Thursday third battalion parade and Saturday guard mount by the second battalion. The 28th infantry will hold two formations this week, highlighting military life as beneficial to both the public and the army, enriching city citizenship.
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28Rd Infantry
Brooks Field Training Advocated by Aeronautic Chapter President
The president of the National Aeronautic Association chapter at Brooks Field urges War Department support for practical and economical aviation training. He highlights Brooks Field improvements and the potential for lighter-than-air service. Completion of Kanslulph field could expand air service to San Antonio.
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National Aeronautic Asseciating
War Department
Ibrooks Tell
Brooks Field
Ligdiverstraw
Kanslulph Field
San Antonis
The Cop On The Corner Reflects on War and Armament
A reflective political piece argues that vigilance and virtue deter theft and war. It cites policing, cash registers, and public moral regulation, then warns that disarmament invites competition from Europe and endangers merchants and consumers. The author stresses enduring human values and cautious national policy.
London’s East End Faces onslaught of poverty and excess
The article paints a grim view of London’s West End and East India Dock Road aged docks and Limehouse causeways. It describes a city saturated by alcohol hunger and squalor with exhausted faces, haranguing mothers, and a Whitechapel district depicted as steeped in male vanity while royalty and empire loom large. It notes public life under heavy press and church gaze and contrasts royal pomp with widespread deprivation and immigration debates.
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London
Tlonion
West End
Gero
East India Road
Limehouse
America
Ely
Buckingham
Jance
Windeur
Tom
Ice Ages and Human Evolution Through Time
Fragmented notes discuss life starting after ice ages, noting multiple glacial periods over roughly 43 000 years and the last ice age affecting different regions. It suggests refuges for life, human progress during warmer intervals, and possible origins of humanity in Mongolia with Osborn citing ancient migrations and refuges across continents.
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Irase
Jehn Jawitson
New York
Davies Ie
Osborn
Taash
Mongolia
Europe
Cobia
Science Gains In War On Tuberculosis
Article discusses tuberculosis battle progress and prevention strategies. Notes on diagnosis, nutrition, and public health measures. Mentions costs of medicine and the need for right living to curb disease, with emphasis on prevention.
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Royal S. Copeland
Tony Kal
Newapitoer Fontana
Science Sideshow Fhe dina and anallask chaos
A garbled science note describes a great structure and noisy crowd around a dome shaped home. Odd phrases reference a bride, tents, and a woven garland, with fragmented names and unclear events. The passage preserves a sense of a bustling fair scene with contrived tech themes and distant references.
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