Adequate Naval Program for Peace and Defense
President Roosevelt will propose a naval build-up to deter war, including amending the Vinson Trammell act to reflect no fully alive Washington treaty limits. The plan calls for five 35,000 ton battleships, two aircraft carriers, and fast light cruisers to make the U S a two Navy nation capable of repelling adversaries in Atlantic or Pacific. It argues this program will keep the United States permanently peaceful and reasserts the need to revise treaty constraints that no other nation observes.
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Roosevelt
America
International News Service
Atlantic
United States
Two Navies Needed to Guard Americas Oceans
The piece argues for a robust two-ocean navy to deter enemies and defend national security. It warns that blocking the Panama Canal could leave the United States vulnerable, urging permanent ship construction and bases on both coasts to secure peace and deter aggression.
Paradise Revolt In Greenbelt Over Dogs Policy
A Washington area tale from Greenbelt Maryland shows 111 residents protesting a government rule banning dogs without manager consent. They demand a community vote on dogs versus no dogs, highlighting discontent in the federally planned town near the capital.
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Washington
Paradise
National Capital
Jons
Greenbelt
Red Nose Malady Treated By Diet Change
A stray health note describes the red nose condition as often temporary or chronic causing self consciousness. It links redness to cold winds weather nervousness and excess tea coffee and alcohol. Advice urges avoiding salty spicy foods and alcohol and adopting a simple diet with water and lighter meals.
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Oren
Daily bowel health and constipation remedies
Medical guidance emphasizes regular bowel function with attention to constipation. It suggests gentle remedies such as mineral oil or similar substitutes, potential benefit from colonic irrigations, and a diet rich in vitamins and minerals. The physician will tailor treatment to the patient.
Disorder Prevention Advice From Royal Copeland
By Royal S Copeland M D offers tonic and other medications only when prescribed by a physician. Do not self medicate. If you have a red nose seek medical advice promptly to prevent a disorder from becoming chronic.
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King Beas
Mixed puzzle prompts reveal literary trivia and misprints
A garbled tract of literary trivia lists authors, poems, plays, and biographical references with corrupted phrases and misread words. It mentions Shakespeare, Arabian Nights, Gettysburg, and various unidentified clues, resembling a quiz or puzzle page from a historical newspaper.
Controversial Sociology Draws on New York Study
A survey on urban social strata highlights near 5000 people living on earnings of women, concentrated in Roaring Forties and West Seven streets. It describes the appearance and habits of residents, noting dope trade risks and police attitudes, with a digressive aside on Bruce Barton’s campaign tactics.
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New York
Kent Mall
Firth Siul Pack Avenue
Tere
Tyop
Fragmented Broadway Riff On Haughtiness and Style
A fragmentary reminiscence contrasts old time theater stars with modern stars and social behavior. It recalls J B Morgan and a circused knife trick, Rockefeller restraint, John Drew and Richard Mansfield, and the decline of formal handshake etiquette among actors. The piece touches on ego, wit, and rowdy desk poundings between Abe Bristger and Marc Klaw.
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J. B. Morgan
Pipe talks and memories haunt a bygone social scene
Fragmented diary style prose recalls nightly rituals and public figures, noting pipe smoking shifts in social lounges, a quiet dog named Chay, and a radio interviewer prompting a shop’s return policy moment. A Chicago goods department head is caught in a doll exchange tale as a mother whispers about losing their baby.
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Derry Belcher
Chicago
Byrd
Day on Pride and Charity Sparks Debate Across America
Ernest Bastle of Baltimore argues against pride in refusing public aid, urging acceptance of relief during hard times. He recalls how charity once carried dignity, but now social pressure and contempt for aid undermine democracy and fuel a cycle of misery for needy families.
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Yegard
Admitted there are always excess cases needing aid
Elsie Robinson discusses help for those who err and the dangers of replacing rational backbone with reform and derisive labels. She warns against excessive aid schemes and mocks false pride, noting how society debates each standard while taxable burdens rise.
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Harkbone
Cain
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From Se A Light Files
January 1 1026 a special train carrying 160 men and women from Wisconsin with dairy exhibits will be in San Antonio February 14 as guests of the chamber of commerce Shiney Kring publicity secretary says the party tours the midwest western states Hermann Hirsch Crockett elementary school principal will leave January 11 1915 for a Dallas meeting of the executive committee of the Principals Association of Texas only San Antonio member on the committee Henrietta Szold New York lecturing on Zionist movement in San Antonio January 11 1915 telephones rate increase publicized by C A Gates vice president Southwestern Bell Telephone company effective March 2 with February 1 to date for new tariff. subscribers urged to add lines to study proposition.
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Wisconsin
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Shiney Kring
Hermann Hirsch
Crockett
We. 11
Dallas
Principals’ Astentiation of Texas
Texas State
C. A. Gates
Southwestern Belt Telephone Company
Peace Treaties and a World Court of Knowledge
An essay reflects on ancient peace accords and the modern push for a World Court of Knowledge. It contrasts Rameses and the Hittites with today’s calls for peaceful world order, urging readers to study Indianapolis talks on free inquiry, democracy, and opposition to dictatorship.
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World Court of Knowledge
American Association For the Advaincement of
Serence
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Ailton Hirt
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Mee
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Port
K. Beven
I Goldamni
Genosia
the Montagnes
Canulela
Divro
Gettysburg
Waa Mada
Sane
Cana
Gallec
Tolé
Ingelist
Biakeapeare
Bruce Barton
Congress
Jake's
Abe Bristger
Marc Klaw
O. C. McIntyre
Somerset Maugham
Tom
Gene
Chay
Ernest Bastle Doves
Joi Ashlanfs Svenue
Ballimore
Maryland
Ermesh
Ernest
Hans
Ofr Aimeri
Rai
Charity
Sid
Ib Social
Bit Ib
Elsie Robinson
Brother Jones
Santa Claus
Capyt 1945
Hine Peas
Syd
Se A. Light Files
Isie
Palestine
Henrietta Szold
San Mifonio
Tor
By Edwin C. Hill
Avon
Ald Alufin
Athens Battery
Themistocles
Poms Peli
Voltaire
Thane
Rameses
Hattuahilsh
Beilish
Ohler
Beyat
Remoses
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Ehac
Grit Rameses
Brent
Chitec
Trento
Syity
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