Peace and reform proposals from Hearst papers
An English speaking peoples alliance aims to preserve peace and world order. Proportional representation in the Senate is urged with fewer than two senators per state. A plan calls for reapportionment legislation in the House. A national defense department unifies Army Navy and Air Forces under a Secretary of National Defense. Federal action to abolish illiteracy via a Secretary of Education. Election of Congress in November with inauguration on January 1 following.
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United States
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Congress
Coolidge Promotes Pan American Unity in Havana Speech
President Coolidge framed a new world theme at the Havana Pan American conference, contrasting Pan Americanism with League of Nations he described as imperialist. He stressed peaceful collaboration among republics, self government for Cuba, and a future oriented toward general welfare, not armed coercion.
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Havana
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Lintous
Pan
United States
Troud
Spain
Ris
Coolidge
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Todex
Literary Publishing Trends and Readership Across Nations
A survey notes massive printing in the county and focuses on shifts in what people read. It compares British and American reading habits, describes publishers' move to compact multi work volumes, and cites literacy gaps in India, asserting English-speaking peoples lead in global reading and writing quantities.
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Washington
Lbrailes
India
Wandering Sun by Garrett P Serviss
The article explains sun rise and its path relative to the horizon, using a picture of Earth and sky to show how the sun’s apparent position shifts with seasons and latitude. It discusses the northern and southern hemispheres, solstices, equinoxes, and how the sun seemingly circles the horizon as the observer’s latitude changes.
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Eouth
Yoan
New Ailment Tularemia Found From Rabbit Bite
Royal S Copeland reports a new ailment Tularemia caused by a tick bite or skin contact from infected rabbits. First found in California ground squirrels, it spread west to east and is present in 37 states and Japan. Symptoms include swollen glands, fever, and slow recovery. Prevention stresses gloves when handling rabbits and thorough cooking of rabbit meat to avoid human infection.
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California
New York
New Dotery
Delaware
Staal
American Journal of Public Heath
American Indian Names By Dr Frank Crane
A disjointed antiquated piece listing Native American names and places, interspersed with biased generalizations about American Indians and immigration. The author cites examples like Cheyenne and Cheyenne toponymy, plus a crudeness about Native peoples and Western expansion. Copyright 1998 Secvien Newspaper Ayndiente. com
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Frank Crane
Hawk and handsaw a test of wit and sly satire
A quirky note explains a saying about knowing a hawk from a handsaw, interpreting it as wisdom and discernment rather than gullibility. It discusses misheard terms like handsaw as a corruption of hernshaw meaning baron, and the idea of distinguishing hawk from heron as a measure of savvy during a riposte about civic elites.
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Iwon Tricter
New York
Crokeroads
Hawk
Winsom
King Beaw
SIX FOOTERS AT WASHINGTON CREW TRYOUTS
Five University of Washington candidates for next year’s rowing team are all over six feet tall, with heights up to 6 feet 6 inches. The article notes the shift toward taller athletes and compares height to historical figures, concluding that posture and top layer appearance matter more than overall size.
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West
University of Washington
Washington
Napoleon Bonaparte
Sideshows of Science and the Clever Quick Change
A fragmented account describes quick change artists and their tricks as if in a science show. It mentions a pig and a wolf metaphor, a hall transformation, and spectators befuddled by seeing doubles while the performer retreats to safety.
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Nelle Pig
Wittel
Wolf
Hig
Itn Pirauere
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