Hearst Papers outline postwar world reform suggestions
The list proposes equal basis for English speaking peoples to keep peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues, Senate proportionality with at least two Senators per state, distinct Army Navy and Air under a National Defense Secretary, and aggressive anti illiteracy action under a Education Secretary. It also calls for January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, the Nicaragua Canal, and repayment terms involving West Redifr as debt settlement.
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United States Senate
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Education
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Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Curfew Priors and Immigration Enforcers Spark Resentment
Police enforce a curfew ordered by Commissioner Phil Wright prompting resentment among many law abiding citizens who fear being questioned after midnight. Immigrant officers reportedly identify aliens by subtle cues, drawing criticism over perceived profiling and the strain on respectable residents.
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Phil Wright
Laws of Necessity and the Death Penalty for Horse Theft
AM G. Newton compares early Texas law that death followed horse theft with modern penalties for car theft. He notes why horse theft carried extreme penalties in pioneer times, as a horse was vital for survival and livelihood, whereas today a motor car loss is chiefly a financial matter.
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AM G. Newton
Republic of Texas
Texas
California
Mississippi
Texas Republic
Coordinated relief urged after holiday charity failures
A vigisance committee meeting with city commissioners revealedmas misdirected aid during the holidays as one family received multiple baskets while others in need were neglected. Community leaders call for coordination among charitable groups and a clear appeals process to prevent wasted effort. Severy Sign signals early progress toward reform.
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Baskis
Varios
Severy
Coming of Age ULLISHERS Praise Modern Poetry Interest
A report notes rising interest in modern American poetry amid two decades of economic progress. It highlights increased appreciation for poets like Emily Dickinson and laments difficulty in recognizing contemporary poets as they emerge.
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Emily Dickinson
New York City Arts and Society Voices in a Dizzy Tangle
A fragmentary panorama of Broadway life and literary figures evokes scenes in late 19th or early 20th century New York. Mentions include Bruce Reynolds, Will Irwin, Norman Hapgood, George White, Flo Ziegfeld, Elihu Root, and Will B. Hage. The piece laments commercialization, fashion, and club life amid evocative street imagery and a wandering sense of city glamour.
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Cme
London
Martha Wilehitsk
End Post
Bob Sherwood
Baroura
Charles Hutterworth
Norman Hapgood
Bruce Reynolds
Will Irwin
John Murray Anderson
George White
Flo Zlegield
Fugeut Keleey Alen
Breed Walle
Elihu Root
Will B. Hage
Derby
Ita
Bis Hansem
Gilbert Beldes
Central Park West
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Coward
Badge of Youth and Hair Health Ad Copy
An early 20th century style article extols hair health linking scalp blood supply to hair strength and growth. It argues proper heart function, clean scalp, and regular cleansing prevent hair loss and grayness. The text references fashion notes and cautions about tight headwear affecting circulation.
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Rome
Chordate Links and Contrast With Vertebrates in Zoology
The text discusses Balauglossua as a primitive chordate like creature wormlike and mud dwelling. It compares its features with Amphioxus and a young vertebrate, noting gills along the throat, a notochord-like tube, and a mobile anterior end for burrowing. It contrasts with echinoderms and outlines the lobster as a vertebrate contrast, describing its armored cephalothorax and seven-segment abdomen and rapid backward propulsion.
Mind and body link in feelings and hormones
A compact discussion explains that feelings originate not in the brain alone but through glands and hormones. The adrenal gland releases adrenaline during danger or anger, triggering heightened sensations and potential instability. The text emphasizes hormonal influence over emotions and urges calm reflection.
The Drunken Pilot By Elsie Robinson
A fragment of Elsie Robinson’s piece argues that feelings should not rule life. It contends that civilization depends on intellect over passion, warning against letting emotions steer human conduct.
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Elsie Robinson
Amuck
St King
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Bucolic Press and Arappel Arrested in Cleveland Morning
The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports authorities arrested Bucolic Press and Arappel during a morning incident at a local club. Police did not release further details, stating the case remains under investigation.
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Pollen Arappel
Cleveland
Ohio
Plain Nealer
The Auto Industry Prosperity and Public Policy
An essay praising the automobile industry as the engine of American wealth and employment. It argues cars drive vast payrolls, railroads, steel, textiles, and machinery, expanding suburbs and markets. It links prosperity to industrial variety, university training, and confident investment, urging continued growth and optimism.
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Sam
Manhattan
Bol
America
Worther Railrords
Fragmentary political memo discusses rhetoric and Prosperity program
A garbled historical snippet mentions Senator Brookhart and debates over coffee tea and cigars, with references to a government bulletin, holidays, and a Prosperity program. Names and specifics are unclear, but the piece hints at political contention and social policies in a reform era.
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Brookhart
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