Hearst Papers Advocate Lefts Visionary National Reforms
A list of proposed policies appears, including nonentangling alliances, proportional Senate representation, a unified national defense, federal literacy action, and a January presidential inauguration. It calls for replacing income tax with federal taxes, a 13 month year, Nicaragua canal, imperial empire style debt payments, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, Volstead Act modifications, and expansion of state powers under a Hearst driven reform platform.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Navy
Aviation
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Bill for Expansion of West Point Reservation in Congress
The West Point expansion bill, led by Representative James of Michigan, seeks 15,000 additional acres to secure a clean water supply, create a landing field for airplanes, and provide ranges and camps for artillery and small arms. Immediate purchase at 31.5 million is urged to prevent rising costs and to enable aviation and artillery training, reduce transportation expenses, and maintain West Point’s high military standard.
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West Point
James
Michigan
Military Academy
Congress
State of
New York
He Lakes
Academy
Corps of Cadets
Langley Field
Virginia
Storm King
Apo
United States Military Academy
Wien
Tooth Decay And Diet By R S Copeland
An old newspaper feature discusses the link between diet and dental health. It argues that proper nutrition, not just brushing, prevents tooth decay and cites a University of Michigan study showing beetroot results. It stresses minerals like calcium and vitamin D and recommends daily fruit, vegetables, and dairy for all ages.
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University of Michigan
Childres
Sheel
Tee
Wien
Neat
Texas Trails and a Missing Envelope Scam
A fragment recounts a December celebration of the Advance Guard and a Kenedy incident. A stranger entered a business with an envelope, offered to swap one dollar bills for a larger note, failed to conceal it, and fled after realizing the envelope held nine dollars rather than twenty. Local speculation hints the stranger may be tied to a local group.
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Golied AdvanceCuard
Kenelly
Stranger
Kenedy
Keneds
Anya
Anedallar Williams
Walker
Hennynna
Zarage
Drift Toward the Rocks A Farmer Policy Debate
By Harry Williams a column questions farming policy and irrigation in new waters. McDonald pushes immediate action to restrain cotton planting amid drought storms and weather shifts while locals discuss who bears the impact. A mix of local chatter touches taxes, tin cans, road clutter, and wartime era jitters as readers debate enforcement and public patience.
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B. McDonald
McDonald
McGonnal
Listen World! Elsie Robinson on youth and work ethic
Elsie Robinson dissects modern youth and work ethic in a fragmented reflective piece from 1921. The narrative contrasts anxious factory life with fragile pride in labor, noting young workers’ attitudes, training, and responsibility in industrial society.
Do You Know Bau Antara bie fone bon Pinerjes
A compact inquiry notes a mix of unfamiliar terms and names. The readable portion lists no clear event, date, or location. Further context from the source could establish whether this refers to people, a place, or a cultural reference.
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Bau
Antara Bie Fone Bon Pinerjes
Personal reminiscences by an actress and writer
A fragmented interview style reminiscence recounts a life in entertainment. The speaker names Mary Boland Ziegfeld Hyd Webster Gilbert White and Maybelle Manning, recalls the Wright brothers interview, and notes visits to St. Joseph Missouri Portland Maine and the Whitehall Palm Desk. The piece mentions perfume gifts, hotel stays, a passion for old houses, and receiving 3187 cards at Christmas.
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Mary Boland
Ziegfeld
Zoy
Hyd. Webster
Jeftery
Oscar
Harold
Maybelle Manning
Gilbert White
Tazore
Wright Brothers
Lirat
St. Joseph
America
Bortland
Whitehall
Serdi's
Cosmopolitan
Biltmore
Los Angeles
Polished crook and peculiar habits haunt a 1931 profile
A self described polished gentleman recounts a life of crime and odd fears, naming encounters with notable figures like Charles M. Schwab and Sidney Romberg. He notes intense agitation, a rash, squeaky voice, and constant clumsy moments, while recalling odd social habits and a stock of anecdotes from theater lobbies to a Gettysburg speech remark. Copyright 1931, by McNaught Gyn, Inc.
Marry-Round by Helen Rowland
Essayistic critique of companionate marriage presenting a satirical view of second-hand wives and revolving partnerships. The narrator questions the social value, duties, and gender impact, highlighting women’s perspectives and concerns about novelty and permanence.
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Helen Rowland
U S Building and Loan Movement Praised
The letter argues the building and loan associations have sustained the economy and aided millions, celebrating their hundredth anniversary in the United States. It notes their growth from three Philadelphia-area founders to assets over eight billion dollars, financing eight million homes and aiding about five million people over the century. It credits wage earners and savers for home ownership through installment plans, highlighting broader policy impacts and wealth distribution.
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Mumber
Capyrlant
McCape
Bcuss
Vash Fen
Arma
Ife
Tatvin Coolidge
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Copeland
Texas
Harry - Williams
Beeville Bee Picayune
Aled
Mannachunetts
Bostof
Drew Roatt
Elsie Robinson
Cupydebt
Michael
Buster Wealon
Chrysler
Ed Howe
Charles M. Hchwab
Indianapolis
Monte Carlo
Witz
Sidney Romberg
Arnall Hennett
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
Nincoln
Cam
McIntyre
Alec
McNeught Gyn, Inc
Indo
Qut
Aupren Sant
Anil Elie
Marcigge
King Fens
Ince
U.S. Building and Loan Movement
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