Peace and representation proposals from Hearst papers
The text outlines an agenda for an English-speaking alliance to maintain peace and world order. It calls for proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment, unified national defense departments, federal literacy abolition efforts, and a November Congress election followed by a January presidential inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Coolidge Policy Aimed at U S Interests in Nicaragua
The piece defends U S actions in Nicaragua, arguing Marines kept peace amid civil war between Diaz and Sacasa, with both Nicaraguan parties repudiating Sandino. It cites Coolidge’s 1927 message and Henry L. Stimson, noting aims to protect American lives and property and honor Monroe Doctrine principles despite international pressure.
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Coolidge
Sandino
Nicaragua
Liberal
Juan B. Sacasa
Adolfo Diaz
Henry L. Stimson
Congress
Central America
United States
Diaz
Sacasa
Mexico
Great Britain
Managua
Diez
Coat
Desquin
Public figure Depew hints at convention address
Ninety-three year old Depew warns against excess before public speeches and urges moderation in diet and life. The veteran senator, famed for long service, is expected to address a Republican convention in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwacncey BM. Depew
Senataur Depew
Sini
Deper
Tan
Eradicating Leprosy in History and Hope
A 1878 feature notes leprosy rarity in North America but rising cases in Europe and Asia. It highlights Culion leprosarium in the Philippines, Leonard Wood’s interest, and Chaulmoogra oil then under improved use by Dr. H Windsor Wade as science moves toward eradication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Buble
Victor G. Heiser
Hockefeller Foundation
Neuran
Pavine
Besia
Heiner
France
England
Europe
Atlantic
North America
Philippines
Culion
Gea Leonard Wood
Inlands
Eeply
Culign Institution
Col
General Wood
Hade
India
Simia
H. Windsor Wade
Culios
Leoneni W'sol
Neveyeper
Bertlee
Ines
Science Sideshow Swimming Anteater Delivers Delayed Dine
A fragmented account describes a swimming anteater from Leiba that avoids rushing prey after capture. It ducks into a river to relax its digestion before snapping at remaining targets, while its kin forage and move toward an office-like retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiba
Cafeterit Yuttrong
Thae
Anledter
Leixure
Elaine Meraels
Othe
Endurance and the test of character across time
The passage argues endurance defines merit and stability, contrasting lasting values with fluctuation. It cites Roman Catholic resilience, biological adaptation, and literary critique as tests of lasting worth, urging steadfastness and discouraging constant change.
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Mays
Whitehead
Emerson
Wan Time
Sears
Nini
Him
Vaeillate
McChere Nayayapart Syndicate
Weat Cornwall Road Incident Involving E G Starr
A garbled fragment reports E G Starr involved near Weat Cornwall with a vehicle on a road crossing attempt. Text mentions Starr visiting Bynday and a hospital reference to Turrington, with unclear details from Combelicut Western news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Weat
Cornwall
Bynday
Turrington Hoapita
Leopard on a Limb Then Rifleman Claims Dinner
A two panel scene contrasts a hunter aiming at a distant stag in the Scottish highlands with the same man beside the slain animal, pleased with the kill. The text notes the hunter’s skill and his anticipated appetite on returning home.
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Scottish Highlands
Heins
Stag Hunt Sparks Debate On Sport and Ethics
A fragment discusses admiration for a hunter and his shot while questioning sportsmanship in deer hunting. The piece notes the deer forests and vast Scotch lands, mentions salving the trophy, and ends by contrasting Providence with human attitudes toward killing for sport.
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Turkey
Usavet Danovs
Hearst Papers Advocate
U.S
Garrett P. Serviss
Nuyels
Ramgern
Elise
Siearly
Thaney
Liz2
Frank Crane
Bucolic Press
Providence
Lye
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