Peace and Reform Proposals From Hearst Papers
The list outlines an internationalist peace pact among English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation with no state under two seats, prompt reapportionment for the House, unified military departments under a National Security Secretary, abolition of illiteracy via a Federal Education Secretary, and the timing of Congressional elections with presidential inauguration set for January 1 following the November vote.
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Hearst Papers
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National
Heig
Secretary
Education
Congress
West
Calles Regime Threatens Panama Canal Security and US Interests
The article argues that US defense of the Panama Canal and Nicaragua rights shapes Caribbean policy, warning that Mexican anti American moves under Calles threaten Panama, the canal, and regional stability. It urges the Senate to reveal full facts about the present Mexican regime and its aims.
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Panama Canal
Central America
Atlantic
Pacific
Fanama Canal
United States
Denmark
Virgin Islands
Republic of Nicaragua
San Juan River
Nicaragua
Panama
Caribbean
Mexico
Nicaragas
Caribbean Sea
Great Corn Island
Little Corn Island
Gulf of Fonseca
Corn Islands
Guatemala
Calles
Mexico-Central America League
Carranza
Germany
Coolidge
Congress
Canal
Senate
Smithestrar
Healthy Bodies and Trained Minds in School Health Debate
A 1922 editorial argues health is as vital as schooling. It cites a Washington survey of 761 underage children, highlighting widespread dental decay, enlarged glands, poor nutrition, anemia, and other ailments. The piece asserts that a healthy body underpins learning and national strength, urging investment in child health alongside education.
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Washington, D. C
Gongright
Featste Service, Inc
Ape and Human debate on evolution theory
Garrett P. Serviss summarizes a dispute between Professors Osborn and Gregory over ape to human evolution. Osborn calls the ape human theory misleading and urges banishment from speculation and literature in favor of discovering actual pro-human ancestors. Gregory argues apes are among remote ancestors, while the author notes the quarrel does not change the overall evolution framework.
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Osborn
Gregory
Questions That Test Character In Dr Crane’s Essay
The piece discusses character as revealed by choices and preferences rather than stated beliefs. It cites examples from sermons and famous figures, and notes debates on human evolution, comparing Hominidae and Simidae and linking Neanderthal history to early human development with references to Osborn and Cabern.
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Frank Crane
Piankhi of Africa A Powerful Ethiopian King Revealed
The article profiles Piankhi, an Ethiopian king who ruled over Egypt’s Nile region 2600 years ago. It notes his adoption of Egyptian dress, his mighty conquests along the Nile, and his court’s customs, while reflecting on Ethiopia as the northern power in his era.
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Piankhi
Ethiopia
Egypt
Nile
Mediterranean
Jie
Amon
Pienkhi
Namlot
A Baby Carriage Parachute Ride on Sussex Downs
A vivid scene from England shows a girl propelling a baby carriage using a parachute held by the child inside. The device turns the load into a wind horse that pulls the carriage, delighting the baby and offering a playful demonstration of inventive potential.
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Sussex Downs
England
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Wesanza
Moscow
Jimmy Hatlo
IGEA
Royal 8
Copeland, M.D
Ape and Human
Garrett P. Serviss
Ruskin
New York City
Bronx
the Battery
Museum of Natural History
McClure New Byngham
Spe
Mar
Beth
Qabern
Dinealley
Qxborn Cissvea
Africa
Europe
Asis
Eurasia
Suse
Cabern
Tina
Apral Copsrcant
Welk Interestions! Peerers Bervise, Inc
Piankhii
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