Peace and reform proposals from Hearst papers
The document outlines an agenda for an English-speaking world alliance to safeguard peace, returns for proportional representation in the Senate with no less than ten senators per state, timely reapportionment, a unified defense department under a National Defense Secretary, aggressive literacy abolition by a Secretary of Education, and a January inauguration after the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army of the Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Nation Observes Narcotic Education Week
Nation Now observes Narcotic Education Week with the second annual event authorized by the World Conference on Narcotic Education in 1926. The goal is to inform the public, promote hospital construction for addicts, and push uniform laws to control opiates. Authorities cite drug-related crime and social harm and urge action through new model and federal laws, with bills for investigation and funding.
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United States
Boston
San Francisco
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Marion Talley Cancels Engagements for Study
Wise Marion Talley, earning over 150000 a year since spring 1926 after singing at the Metropolitan Opera, has canceled engagements and will devote a year to study before attempting more money. The article notes fame did not go to her head and compares her to Lindbergh in restraint.
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Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Lindbergh
Marion Talley
Crime Scene Tenancy Stirs LA Renters
In Los Angeles several couples applied to rent the flat where Hickman killed Marion Parker. The text notes mixed reactions to executions and questions why anyone would choose to live at the site of such a crime, highlighting public fascination and moral repulsion.
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Los Angeles
Hickman
Marion Parker
Style of Life: early formation and Adler’s view
The piece argues that the style of life forms in children by age five, shaping habits, thought, and feeling. It suggests early intervention is wiser, noting insights from Viennese psychologist Dr. Adler on how later changes may be limited.
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Dr. Adler
Wirth
Pasteur
Bee
Flo
John
Luxuries spend fifteen fines as much on luxuries as on life
An insurance authority cautions Americans that life insurance is a sane necessity while luxuries are a super necessity. The piece contrasts prudent protection with excessive spending on nonessential comforts.
Sunspots and Weather Influence On Earth Decline Soon
A long report by Professor George HL Peterg of the Naval Observatory discusses sunspot cycles, predicting a peak this year with a decade of decline to follow. The article notes sunspots as centers of intense electromagnetic activity linked to auroras and magnetic storms and argues weather connections are plausible though hard to prove due to complex atmospheric factors.
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George HL Peterg
U. S
Navel Observatory
Earth
Perbouy
Perinda
Ross
Strytee
Ill Health May Delay Baby Teething Explained
A medical notice notes that teething timing varies with health and nutrition. Delayed dentition can stem from cramping, poor vitamin intake, rickets, and lack of sunlight. Regular feeding, milk, and sun exposure may aid teething progress in infants.
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Royal 5
Coreland
M. D
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Newadaye Service, Inc
Abdayalemude Pe
Ant
Bucolic Press Verne Glover Passes in Local Notice
An aged resident Verne Glover, 80, of 816 Ash Sle eddies faced a tragic incident described in garbled local notes. Deputies report a notable event referencing President Coolidge and Lindbergh, with vague ties to an ambassador and Wapatch Here ald in this unclear clipping.
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Verne Glover
Coolidge
Lindbergh
Dwight
Morrow
Odd Facts on Animals and Hidden Messages
Fragmentary text discusses odd facts and a cryptic phrase about a habit of certain animals. The readable parts suggest an inquiry into whether these ideas are conveyed by the animal’s gaze or behavior, but details and clear conclusions are missing.
Safety Valves By Dr Frank Crane
A humorous, cautionary piece on venting frustration and anger. Anecdotes explore biting impulse, yard eruptions, and the urge to release pressure without profanity, suggesting harmless outlets when anger rises and the tongue runs wild. The tone mimics a late era newspaper column with wry, moral-tinged anecdotes.
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Frank Crane
Will and Brain: Portraits of Calles and Morrow
A fragmented caption compares Mexican President Calles and U.S. Ambassador Dwight Morrow, describing their physical heads as symbols of willpower and intellect. It notes Calles as built to push through opposition and Morrow as adept at persuasion through intelligence.
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Higger
Calles
Mexico
Dwight Morrow
President Coolidge
J. Pierpont Morgan Company
United States
Cartes
Ambassador Morrow
Culles
Dwight Marrow
Coolidge
President Calles
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