Hearst Papers Proposal Agenda for Peace and Reform
The Hearst papers outline a broad platform including equal basis for English speaking peoples to sustain peace, proportional Senate representation, unified national defense under a single secretary, aggressive literacy programs, January inauguration, a federal sales tax to lower other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, canal construction in Nicaragua, and acquisition of the West Indies as debt repayment.
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United States Senate
Department of Army and Navy and
Air Forces
United Under Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Promising yet uncertain cancer serum hailed by surgeons
The article discusses Dr. John B. Humber and Dr. Walter Barnard Coffey reporting an accidental serum treatment for cancer. It notes cautious framing, no guaranteed cure, and anticipation of results. It compares cancer progress to past tuberculosis gains, urging readers that true significance hinges on forthcoming evidence.
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John B. Humber
Walter Barnard Coffey
Hearst
United States
Nean
Age Bias Eases as 45 Plus Find Jobs Easier
The American Management Association reports it is easier for men over 45 to obtain jobs now. A New York executive noted age can be a positive factor in employment decisions at a Cleveland conference. The piece questions surveying whether golf ability affects executive hiring chances.
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The
American Management Association
New York
Associat
Argu
3. P. Jordanson
Cleveland
Humorous tale of a locust caused by radio blunder in Berlin
In Berlin a radio broadcasting prank sparked chaos as a mating call routine went wrong. A locust in the next room allegedly flew into a loudspeaker, striking a person with a bump on the head, leaving readers to ponder the bizarre mishap.
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Berlin
Firoke
Mes
Jegt
Vivid reminiscences of New York tastess and media voices
A flowing paragraph recalls editor Ed Sullivan and broadcaster Floyd Gibbons, visiting Gansevoorts restaurant, reading Grimms Fairy Tales, and watching radio airings. The piece notes celebrity eating habits, lists dishes liked by Montague Glaze, Roy Long, Charles Chaplin, Sinclair Lewis, and others, with playful wonder at indulgence.
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Viney
Pepys
Ed Sullivan
The
Herald
Gansemesers
Lower Broadway
Walter Auld
Raymond Hitchcock
Floyd Gibons
Roy Long
Finon Baddie
Charles Chaplin
Blcclair Lewis
Theodore Drelaer
Ettel Barrymore
Gene Bock
Arthur Sommers Roche
Bernard Gimble
Roy Howard
Flo Zlegfeld
Rupert Hughes
Anatomy of the gallbladder and bile ducts overview
The piece explains the liver gallbladder and bile ducts roles in digestion. It describes the gallbladder location on the liver, bile production and delivery to the intestine via the common duct, and how blockage can cause jaundice. It notes lifestyle factors and common diseases affecting the ducts and gallbladder.
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Liddle
Stars and Stripes Round Figure of 1,000, 00 Women
A historical report highlights that a round figure of one thousand women in the United States are overweight, reflecting early 20th century health concerns and public discourse. The article notes societal expectations and impacts on women's daily life and fitness programs.
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Dogtore
United States
Sponge Biology: Structure and Reproduction Described
A detailed, period voice explanation of sponges noting their chambered canals, living cells, current flow, lack of a true mouth, and varied skeletons. It covers tissue types, cell roles, reorganization, and two reproductive methods, ending with a teaser for continuation.
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Jong
Eben
The Right to Damages for Alienated Affection
A 1916 opinion question argues against damages for alienated affection, calling it a racketeering use of courts. It asserts marriage grants no property right in a spouse, denies the legitimacy of such suits, and defends social stability over compensation schemes.
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Femal
Ft Innean
Courae
Nbrious
Ramrod Backbone Returns to Supreme Court Saga
The piece portrays Mr. Hughes resuming his supreme court career with sharpened judgment after years away. It notes political entanglements, campaign failures, and a reshaped support network, highlighting the high tariff controversy, clashes with Wilcox, and the unlikely path back to judicial influence.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Kiin
Fata
Finghan
Fink
Fractured Play Spurs Late Goals in Yale Parish Match
In a contentious game, Palmer and Whater scored early in the second period for Yale, Laon opened the third for the visitors, then Palmer and Beblay added to the tally as the chapter closed. Boston Terald.
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Carefere
Palmer
Whater
Yale
Laon
Ard
Beblay
Boston Terald
Do You Know That Incomprehensible Fragmentary Note
A garbled text fragment mentions a telephone system, soldiers pay, and a Swedish coast reference. It also references a regular woman member of a lifeboat crew and a vague international comparison. No coherent event or individuals are clearly identifiable.
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Hftcoat
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Dudley
Trin Cole
Robert B. Dari
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Berton Braley
the Post
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Narda
Tilia
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Law
Tingher
Wilcox
Illinoia
Chicago
Tfughes Alliance
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Europe
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United States of America
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