Proposals for Peace and National Reform in U S Policy
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines proposals including an Anglo peace accord, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment legislation, a unified national defense department under a Secretary of National Defense, federal measures to curb illiteracy overseen by a Secretary of Education, and the timing of elections in November with January inaugurations.
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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 of
Congress
Air Mail Links Latin America With Quick Global Trade
The essay argues air mail boosts Latin American development and U S influence. It notes Lima to Iquitos air service saves weeks, while French routes from Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires to Paris promise three to four days delivery. It warns congressional action to authorize foreign air mail contracts, citing Col Lindbergh’s visits.
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Latin America
Hemisphere
Watson
Pennsylvania
Lima
Iquiteo
Amazon
Rio de Janeeiro
Buenos Aires
Paris
New York
Congress
Lindbergh
Cincinnati Bar Association to study jury system evils
Reflected opinion notes the Cincinnati Bar Association will meet to discuss perceived evils in the jury system revealed by the Remus verdict. The piece suggests the verdict aligned less with trial facts yet showed no corrupt influence. It argues Hamilton County reflects community sentiment toward bootleg or related crimes.
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Cincinnati Bar Association
Hamilton County
Ohio
Needless Worry About Emotional Self-Control
Professor C E Rugh of the University of California education department notes a rise in emotional self-consciousness and fear of emotions among modern men and women. He suggests fear of emotions may not be entirely bad, contrasting it with those who are proud of their emotions or heated tempers.
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C. E. Rugh
University of California Education Department
Can He Stop This Ambitious Franco Kellogg Pact
Ambassador notes discuss a proposal to form a compact between France and the United States to outlaw war. The analysis finds no demand by Mr Kellogg that France abolish the Seine tribunal, a court cited as a costly source of conflict. Secretary Kellogg has handed the French a detailed briefing on the matter.
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France
Kellogg
Seine Tribunal
Nothing in a Name UPPA HIRE Retires in Hoboken New Jersey
The 109 year old UPPA HIRE has retired in Hoboken New Jersey after a long career. His parents had a quirky choice and avoided the name Gluasa for him.
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Uppa Hire
Hoboken
N. J
Austra
Gluasa
Nature’s School and the Simple Elements of Knowledge
A reflective piece argues that true education starts with elementary knowledge taught by life, not by rote schooling. It cites Harvard’s Edwin A. Wilson and a mathematician’s preference for proving basics, urging focus on fundamental ideas to empower understanding and practical wisdom.
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Edwin A. Wilpon
Harvard
Boye Sinew
Bourelvest
Ceonvrimnt
The Little Word With Big Meaning in Health
In this 1929 Health note the author urges readers to heed the “little word with a big meaning” to pursue better health. He argues that people know how to live well but fail to act, and small changes like earlier rising, modest exercise, and better food choices can extend life without costly gyms or clubs.
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Newsapes
Festura Berelge, Inc
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A Civil Engineer turned farmer and politician profiles a prominent South Dakota figure. Tracing his path from a Cornell engineering degree at twenty seven to cattle farming, state politics, and the role as a government official, the piece notes his multiple terms and later positions in the state. The narrative mentions Gunderson of Mitchell as a related figure.
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Dakota
Clay County
Cornell
Howe
Himerif
South Dakota
Thin Ha Wan
United Keates
Cart Gunderson
Mitchell
Mutes Peggy-Why are you going to marry Percy
Mut speaks in a cryptic mutter about marriage and a planned role for a pet, implying a domestic plan. The dialogue hints at social expectations and humor in a quirky exchange with Alorin.
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Peggy
Percy
Alorin
Curing Addicts By Dr Frank Crane
A Hungarian immigrant A Woravitz claims a new remedy cures drug addicts. Drs Alexander Lambert and Frederick Thoney back the report of 440 cases treated with this solution of Ipolda with non-specific proteins and plant vitamins. Patients reportedly sleep sooner, eat well, and resist urges to drink or use drugs, with fewer side effects than other methods.
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United States
A. & Woravitz
New York Medical Journal and
Record
Alexander Lambert
American Medical Aggociation
Frederick Thoney
American Neurological Association
Ti Ja
McClure Newapater
Ambition Drives Man Upward Even When Envy Flares
The piece argues human nature carries necessary desires including the urge to look down on others. It claims envy and snobbery reveal Providence shaping ambition, driving people to improve and rise higher. The illustration in Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News is framed as a study of ambition rather than mere vice.
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