National Peace Pact and Structural Changes Proposal
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines an English speaking nations pact to maintain global peace. It supports proportional representation with at least two U S Senators per state and federal reapportionment in the House. A unified National Defense Secretary oversees Army Navy and Air Forces. Federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Congress to be elected in November with inauguration January 1 following.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary
Education
Congress
Sports bay funded for St John the Divine Cathedral work
In New York the Cathedral of St John the Divine dedicates a sports bay between mullions funded by a $150,000 drive led by its sports and games committee. Bishop Manning and Secretary Davis speak on sport's value and need for spiritual guidance as part of the cathedral's long construction timeline.
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New York
St. John the Divine
William T. Manning
Episcopal Diocese of
Dwight F. Davis
Davis
The
Times
Old
New England
Money and coins as harmless to health in everyday transactions
The article argues coins and banknotes pose little health risk in daily business. It cites Dr. Vincent’s 1995 Paris study showing metals sterilize dangerous bacteria on coins, and Dr. Levy’s note that diphtheria organisms vanish on banknotes. Lt. Heed adds oxygen and paper porosity aid sterilization, suggesting public health danger is minimal.
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Vincent
Paris
Corps
Hierre P. Levy
Charles A. Heed
Sam
Not too old to learn a new start for all ages
A fragmented discussion debates age limits for learning and starting anew. It cites university entries and anecdotes about elderly learners, noting myths about being too old to begin, while affirming that motivation matters more than age and highlighting a 0 year old singer as a contrasting example.
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Otk
Sue
Mitougdy
Eng
Ambiguous Strength Essay Warns England of American Power
A fragmented passage discusses America’s growing strength and its potential impact on England. It reflects on the idea that a powerful nation can be a friend or foe, stressing unusual fortitude in a period of historical tension. The text hints at a broader debate about American influence beyond direct warfare.
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England
Zodiacal Light Explained by Garrett P Serviss
The Zodiacal Light, a mysterious lenticular glow near twilight, is explained as sunlight reflecting off a thin, lens shaped cloud of tiny particles surrounding the sun and Earth. The feature follows the ecliptic, appears as a faint ring around the sky, and its exact origin remains conjectural with theories of interplanetary dust and steady density.
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Tropics
Ibn Ik
Vis
Argund
Anil
Wonder and Knowledge Begin in Wandering For Discovery
An article on imagination and curiosity tracing how wonder spurs learning from early questioning of flight to broader science. It argues that inquiry expands knowledge, fuels ambition, and improves society, noting longer life expectancy and ongoing pursuit of better conditions.
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Huillonisa Institution
Washington
Children's Department
Smith
May
Adam
Hye
Tovish
Diseaei
Knowlees
Nipilen
Hettte
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
An economist who became a prominent business figure, the article outlines his early education at Alfred College and University of Pennsylvania, followed by fellowships and teaching stints. It notes his rise to treasurer roles and his expansion into publishing and power interests, including Inland Empire Paper and waterpower ventures.
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Min Faulberitlin
Vie Mintinga Hent
Hig Buminim Atenir A
Inland Empire
Fie
Waterpower Prodovte
Lbe Gioter Entorpelaos
Hefaz
G. Moselniah
Anploton
Wincimsin
Panpathy Concept by Dr Frank Crane Explored
The piece discusses Panpathy a term from Dr Frank Crane describing an innate love or gravitation toward others. It equates Panpathy with virtue justice and the urge to oppose wrong and support the oppressed. The article notes its scientific language and links it to human fulfillment and social bonds.
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Rael Carus
Catherine Cook
Dr. Carus
Panpathy
Carus
Agai
Tore
Gongrlat
Meltluce
Reopened Winter Ads Notice Cites Unclear Terms
Fragmentary ad notice mentions Thomas Freeman and Snetory Jinn with vague references to winter reopening and a telephone contact. It lists addresses such as 210 Avenue Ung and mentions warnings about not making pork. The text is garbled with many unclear terms and names.
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Thomas Freeman
They Want Sons Yet Nature Defies Fatherly Wishes
The piece contrasts parental desire for sons with heredity showing daughters inherit key traits. It travels from Gatton's heredity study to China where gender preference led to infanticide practices. It notes atheistic influences and fetishes around motherhood, with mothers praying for boys while daughters emerge.
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Pacific
China
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America
Chicago
Garrett P. Serviss
Philip Nowlan
Alfred Collet
Alfred
N.Y
University of Venniylvania
Quy
Conmell
University of Wistonaln
Thertin
Frank Crane
Thames Vreeman
Hale
Ades
Shanghai
North China
Hit
Letici
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