Peace plans and reforms proposed by Hearst papers
The Hearst Papers advocate a slate of reforms including a broad peace basis among English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation, unified national defense ministries, an ambitious literacy drive, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a 13 month year with four weekly holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of western territories as debt payment.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Purging the Bar of Its Undesirables
A Fort Worth attorney has been disbarred after 43 counts of alleged misconduct. The piece argues the bar tolerates corrupt lawyers due to livelihood, fraternal ties, and evidence limits, urging machinery for timely action to spare young lawyers and uphold the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Sair-Crecker
Fort Worth
Criticism of Judson’s Motion Picture Licensing Plan
The writer denounces Representative Judson of Michigan for proposing a cinema licensing board of four women and four men. They warn the plan mimics medieval witch burning and would censor scenarios by judging exaggerated sex appeal and ridicule of government action, revealing ignorance of Anglo-Saxon governance.
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Judson
Michigan
Poet and Benefactor Plans Sardinian Donkeys in New Country
Poet and critic Ouis Untermeyer, after years in jewelry manufacturing, announces a new venture. Returning from trials, he says he will raise Sardinian donkeys in win country, praising the breed as docile and friendly like a collie. He argues the country needs more such donkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouis Untermeyer
Trals
Win Country
Kodaks Loan
Pigeons and Oddities Dot Midtown Life and Lore
Late afternoon on Fifth Avenue near Grand Central hosts flocks feeding on crumbs, with a pigeon man at Bryant Park and pigeons at the Plaza Esplanade. Origins trace to pigeon farms on Second and Third Avenues, and the East Side’s pigeon pies and markets remain local curiosities. Also notes on historic tricks, street musicians, and a 1930s medical quip about indulgence.
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Fifth Avenue
Grand Central
St. Patrick's
Bryad Park
Joan
Second
Third Avenues
East Side
George Boldt
Plaza
Fosntnia
Flowers and Seeds in Plant Reproduction History
A compact extract from 1950 notes on plant biology explains how plants reproduce sexu ally, contrasting animal and plant methods. It details nectar as insect bait, pollen as male gametes, and the pollen tube fertilising the ovule, with a focus on buttercup anatomy and pollination processes.
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Moses
Bk BD
T. Huxley
George F. Wells
Sulla
Inside Life Versus Outer Image in a Disjointed Speech
A fragmented monologue discusses how people misjudge happiness by external life while inner thoughts govern true life. It warns that outward order masks inner chaos and fear, urging control of feelings and mind to align life with genuine inner states.
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Sila
Fife
Conterta
Jean
Abun Leonard Aide Fife
Medan
Anothin
Unplayed Aces and a Debate Over Farm Prosperity
A fragment reflecting concerns about U S farm policy and global competition. It critiques high taxes, wages, and interest rates while arguing for thrift and changes in crop practices to match demand. It references Hoover’s cabinet, international producers, and calls for prudent farming economics.
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Hyde
Agricultural Department
Hoover
Tba Tegge
Canada
South America
Australis
Garemera
Telemontha’ Aca
Limited
Uruguay
Argentine Pampan
Ross
Judie
Backetchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
Europe
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