Peace and reform proposals from Hearst papers
The document outlines a plan for English-speaking world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, prompt reapportionment, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, federal education action to end illiteracy, election of Congress in November, January installations and inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, and a calendar reform with thirteen four week months and relocated holidays.
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Navy and
Air Forces
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Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Growing Tolerance Promised By Shared Religious Greetings
A commentary argues that religious tolerance grows beyond laws and public policy. It notes recent gestures between Jewish, Catholic, and Protestant groups and cites mutual New Year greetings as signs of a broader era of respect, despite ongoing fringe hostility.
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Synagogue Council of America
Synagogue Council
Federated Council of the Churches of Christ
Mental Eyeglasses RIDAY on seeing and naming nature
Garrett P. Serviss discusses how most people fail to recognize ordinary natural objects and praises Ardmore Ohio geology club for placing identification signs at local geologic sites. Roosevelt’s example shows that true vision comes from mental energy, not just perfect glasses, as one observes sky ground and landscape with trained attention.
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Roosevelt
Income Tax Oddity and Christmas Bonus Tax Rule
The treasury administers both prohibition and income tax laws with grotesque complications. Bonuses to employees are taxable if paid for extra service but not if given as a gift, highlighting how earned money is taxed while gifts are exempt. Figure it out.
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Treasury Department
Department of Justice
Angell Speech Sparks Protests at Central High
Lecturing in Washington DC at Central High School auditorium, Normian Angell faced vehement protests from patriotic groups accusing him of pacifism and internationalism. The school board declined to act, defending free speech rights under the Constitution amid calls to curb anti American sentiments.
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Hen Normian Angell
Central High Sch
Washington, D. C
Dancing Pendemics Threaten Broadway and Lower East Side
New York reports warn that popular priced dance parlors and massage ads lure lonely youths into vice rings. Investigations note numerous fronts pose as respectable venues while trafficking in drugs and white slavery schemes, with select patrons deceived by camouflaged promotions and hurried solicitations.
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New York
Heatessea
Rilo
Broadway
Larkiah
Understanding Pneumonia Types and Care
The article explains two main pneumonia forms: lobar pneumonia an acute infection with sudden onset and high fever, and broncho pneumonia a spreading inflammation from bronchial tubes to lung air cells. It notes differing causes, symptoms, and outcomes, and stresses early medical care and rest for recovery.
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Mocuz
Siegfried and the Nibelung Legend Fragments
This read appears to be a garbled account of Siegfried, Hindenburg, and German mythic figures. It references Siegfried as a prince linked to Sieglind, Bon Burgundy, and the Nibelungen Lied. The text mingles myths with misprints about emperors and invasions, offering only fragmentary, mis-typed details rather than a coherent report.
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Siegfried
von Hindenburg
Goxinaey
Crud
Hindenborg
Blemarck
Doris
Biegfried
Kivehentz
Germany
R Sieglind
Tie
Siesegunt
Sieglind
Netherlands
Hiierabild
Prin Viny
Burgundy
Isenther
Biiefried
Oly Yernnghild
Tesland
Riegfried
Branchild
Tranchild
Guenther
Hogen
Hagan
Lin
Jay
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan John P Burke rise through banking and law to leadership
John P Burke began as a bank clerk at age 48 in a small California bank. He later joined a railway company, studied law, and advanced to vice president and manager of Central Nations Bank in Los Angeles. He became a director in several financial and industrial enterprises.
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Los Angeles
Walnut
Town
Inge
Cal
Ehé
Woxines
Lunge
Ham
Care
Avecey Ramay Company
Sagramento Comepany
Tran
Bank of San Jose
Koide
Tow Angeles
Central Nations Bank
Llig Naime
John P. Burke
Freaks of Nature Fishes of the Deep Sea
The piece discusses deep sea fishes and their adaptations under extreme pressure. It notes how pressure shapes body form, with common traits including small size and specialized mouths and glands as creatures inhabit abyssal depths.
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Eerp Sea
Chile
Plum Pie Conspiracy By Herbert Kaufman Copricont
A fragmentary satire critiques corporate power and nepotism in finance and advertising. It mocks a Horatio Alger myth, industry growth, and the rise of chosen leaders while lampooning payoffs and gatekeeping in major Manhattan firms amid a chaotic, overheated prose style.
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Herbert Kaufman
Daily Mirrer
Elaine Lig
Theen
Conyedan
Lut
Americh
Bob
Horatio Alger Qehnal
Buccera
Little Jack Horner
Plome
Patiina
Corse
Corn'y Boy
Ld Chartey
Nepotima
Mircescura
Fifth Avenue
Fordace
Manhattan
Clarence Dillon
Columax
Eaxonnd
Neteenal
Worried Prince of Wales in Africa Portrait
The Prince of Wales travels in East Africa meeting native princes and pursuing imperial duties. The image captures his concern over his father’s illness and the heavy responsibilities ahead, balancing monarchy with a functioning democratic society.
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Prince of Wales
East
Africa
the Prince of Wales
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