Hearst Papers Advocate Proposals for National Reform
The document outlines goals including an Anglo peacemaking pact, proportional Senate representation with at least five Senators per state, prompt reapportionment by Congress, creation of four unified departments under National Defense, federal measures to eradicate illiteracy with a Secretary of Education, and a November Congress election with presidential inauguration in January following a post election period. Entities referenced include the United States, Congress, Senate, and National Defense.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Arn
Navy
Air Forces
United Vetary
United States
Sinter
Secretary of
Congress
Janary
Fingerprint system details in Marian Parker case and history
The article explains fingerprint identification's role in solving Marian Parker's kidnapping and murder, crediting Herschel, Galton, and Henry. It contrasts fingerprinting with Bertillon measurements, noting Bertillon's limitations for women and children and the fingerprint method's enduring distinctiveness from infancy to old age.
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Marian Parker
Sir William James Herschel
Hoogily
India
Bengal Courts of Justice
Herschel
Francis Galton
Science of Eugenics
Galton
Edward Richard Henry
Metropolis
London
Henry
Alphonse Bertiflon
Prenchman
Surgeon General Report Gives Health Condition Outlook for 1927
The annual surgeon general report to Congress notes better health conditions worldwide through June 30, 1927, with the first half favorable due to low death rates abroad and declines in typhoid fever, diphtheria, smallpox, and tuberculosis in the United States while heart disease, diabetes, and nephritis showed lower than expected rates. cautions about influenza spread in Europe and Russia.
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United States
Congress
Europe
Education Voice Sparks NY Audience Debate
Dr Edward A Stewers urged a New York audience that education fuels power and counters snobbery while President France of Brovire argued education should elevate virtue rather than lower mood. The speakers stressed national action and unified political will to raise education’s vital function.
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Edward A. Stewers
New York
France
Brovire
Berger
Lindbergh as Symbol of Youth and Flight Age
Lindbergh emerges as a modern icon whose Atlantic crossing and Latin American route spark awe and national pride. The piece argues his feats convert air travel from stunt to everyday possibility, anticipating widespread flight and redefining transportation for a coming era. It notes public adulation, the imagined future of weekend trips, and the dream of universal aviation fuelled by improved engines and infrastructure.
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Atia
France
Mexico
Latin America
Lindbergh
Washington Field
Mexsco
Colombia
Venezuela
Bogota
Caracas
Miami
Chicago
Alaska
Brazil
Rirs
Henry Pord Siys
Celestial Geography by Garrett P Serviss
An accessible primer on celestial geography urges amateurs to study the sky using planisphere maps. It describes constellations visible at January evenings, naming Cassiopeia Ursa Major Perseus Andromeda Orion and Betelgeuse Rigel Sirius and Gemini Castor Pollux and other prominent stars and teaches tracing their movement as the earth rotates.
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Cassiopeia
Tiracs
Perseus
Capella
Pleiades
Taurus
Orion
Sirius
Castor
Potlux
Gemini
Pronyon
Fridanus
Gein
Tenogniam
Elements the Body Needs By Hormones and Metabolism
A 1920s Newnham Feature Service piece explains digestion and metabolism, detailing how the body regulates supply and waste and the role of hormones. It notes iodine in foods and the need for balanced nutrition, stressing accuracy in nutrient intake for growth, energy, and welfare.
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Copeland
Goller
Dineger
Mik
Niet
Conyright
Advertising and the Value of Good Will in Business
The piece argues that goodwill, the intangible asset of a business, hinges on consistent advertising. It notes Dodge, Chevrolet, and Colgate as examples where persistent ads built public recognition, while stopping ads caused sales declines. It highlights the craft of persuasive advertising and language as essential to creating demand and market presence.
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Dodge Tawily
Dodge Brothers
Saap
The
Colgates
Aly
Ik Io
Hase
Conyrlacht
McClure Newapapat
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan recounts early work in the wholesale grocery trade and coal and iron industries. It follows W. Woodruff of Pittsburg from a Hartford childhood to Philadelphia schooling and first job in the wholesale grocery business. The narrative traces a rise from seventeen to multiple leadership roles in mining and related firms.
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Philip Nowlan
Con and Iron
Pittsburg
Begat
Tewae
Hartford
Connexicut
Phiadelphia Preparatory School
Oiners
Thopson Ht
Sherta and Co
Fitteburg
Fairey Manufacturing
Coy
Todiy Lela
Bare Dura Mining Co
Woodruff Coal and Lond
Feboyrood Coal and Iron Co
Teix
William “W. Woodruff
Sideshows of Science and the Amazon Army Threat
Readers note a bizarre account of marching ants and swarms described as a devastating force. The narrative warns that the ants advance in great hordes, cover paths, strip vegetation, and attack humans, causing fear and urging caution.
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Atlantic
Washington
Mexico City
Volcano Peaks
Guatemala
Garrett P. Serviss
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