Peace and reform pledges and defense department plan
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines an agenda including an English speaking peoples peace pact and world peace, proportional Senate representation, swift reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense under a Secretary of Defense, and federal action to abolish literacy under a Secretary of Education. It notes the November congressional election and presidential inauguration on January 1 following.
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Education
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President Coolidge urged a federal department of education
The president urged Congress to create a federal department of education to coordinate literacy efforts. He argued education is partly a national issue and that a cabinet secretary could lift national standards, reduce ignorance, and cut crime. He cited illiteracy rates and rural schooling as areas for federal aid and curriculum standardization.
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Calvin Coolidge Seen as Sphinx in Public Life
The piece critiques President Calvin Coolidge as a sphinx-like figure who speaks little and stirs public mystery. It contrasts his quiet wartime rhetoric with other presidents and suggests his communications are fewer and less revealing than predecessors.
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Ling
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Leewwie
Caup
Dangers of Freak Dieting Warn Against Excess Desserts
A Alabama doctor cautions that sweets should be saved for the end of meals to avoid spoiling reductions. He warns against freak diets and urges regulated protein intake, noting that excessive snacks between meals harm digestion and overall health.
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Alabama
Glory of Yellow by Garrett P Serviss in Color Theory
A fragmentary essay recalls schoolbook yellow boards and the vivid color story of color theory. Franklin’s discussion on violet and the spectrum contrasts with the enduring claim that yellow is the brightest, most striking color in the world.
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Glory of Yellow By
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Neal Reignd
Halo of Romance by Dr Frank Crane
The essay argues romance thrives on the unknown and the aloof. It contrasts stage personas with private selves, noting celebrities and radio voices attract fascination only when separated from reality. A tale of imagination versus true appearance underscores the lure of distant ideals.
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Frank Crane
Italy in the Air War Preparations and Public Call
The article highlights Italy’s aerial force with 600 planes at Udine reviewed by the king and Mussolini. It argues for widespread air power for self preservation and notes Russia and Vrance mobilizing large air fleets, urging Americans to contact senators and a congressman for military aviation programs.
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