Hearst Papers Advocate on Global Peace and Reform Demands
The Hearst papers push for an English speaking alliance to preserve peace and world order. They call for proportional US Senate representation, reapportionment enforcement, a national defense department, federal literacy abolition under Education, and a 13 month calendar with rearranged holidays. They also propose a Nicaragua canal and a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, plus election and inauguration timing changes.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Milk Production And Distribution Reform Call
An essay argues milk is crucial to public welfare and that production and distribution should be more transparent. It compares milk handling to utilities education, urging producers to inform consumers about safety standards and system limits to prevent suspicion and unfair blame while stressing the need for wholesome, clean milk.
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Telephone Company
Royal S. Copeland
Would They Vote? Compulsory voting proposal in California
The San Francisco Call questions if voters will support amending the constitution to bar citizens from abstaining. It notes the idea would force participation on issues affecting wallets and home safety, and cites a California state senator proposing a bill.
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San Francisco
California
Merciful Unreality in a Felon's Fate
A Pittsburgh felon, serving a life term, learns that the serial story he avidly follows will not finish until after his death. The magazine sends advance chapters to the doomed man, making fiction mirror his grim life while his own fate remains the more merciful illusion.
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Pittsburgh
Cense
Fhis
Fife
Hero
Hersirt
Hope Withheld Fire Readies Leper Colony Exit
Hope Withheld fire granted freedom for a leper from a Louisiana institution. Reports say she may return home voluntarily as society remains reluctant to employ cured individuals. Science claims a cure for leprosy, yet fears and prejudice persist.
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Louisiana
Grand Central district births new skyline and traffic woes
New York City skyline growth in the Grand Central area includes the Reynolds building at Forty second Street and Lexington Avenue, the Grand Court Building, and the Hotel Belmont. Officials warn of traffic congestion as office workers commute long distances, with 50 000 entering a 2 block zone twice daily.
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New York
Midtown
Manhattan
Strassbourg
Grand Central District
Statistica
Cheyenne
Tredo
al. Baquerque
Woolworth
Psychology
Noreth
Grand Central
Otae
Reynolds
Lexington Avenue
Forty-second Street
Park Avenue
Belmont
Aerlye Snl de Pert
Winter Constellations by Garrett P Serviss
An article describes a winter sky tour featuring Orion and its notable stars including Betelgeuse Rigel Bellatrix and Procyon. It notes the Milky Way arc the Pleiades and Sirius and explains nebulae illumination by starlight with a reverent view of celestial beauty.
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Garrett P
Serviss
Weiler
Heaven
Orion
Sirius
Ate Ig & Vittla Ousteods Ik
Sirins
Sigel
Tiigel
Horausr Rigel
Sickuy
Tre
Ater
Procyon
Castor
Pollux
Mie
Gobyright
Hervice, Inc
Neglect of Health Common Failing By ROYAL COPELAND
Royal Copeland argues preventive medicine is essential to avoid sickness and stresses personal responsibility and regular medical care. He discusses vaccination, sanitation, and resisting temptations that undermine health, noting malaria history and the role of public health in protecting communities.
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Royal
Copeland
Coperink
Markind
Cam
Chronic Bear and the Farmer’s Labor Problem
A fragmented summary notes farm policy proposals amid a farmer’s chronic complaints. It argues labor shortages, rural exodus, and generational shift threaten agriculture, while political remedies fail to address farmers’ attitudes and family business dynamics.
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Congress
Farmiluz
Costa Tos High
Gloomy Dean Inge Attacks U S With Savage Wording
The Reverend Dean of St Pauls Dean Inge sparked controversy by describing Europe as bloated with prosperity and superiority and predicting a united front to "draw Shylocks teeth" from the United States. The remark, seen as harsh, prompts readers to weigh threats of verbal attack against American prosperity.
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Dean Inge
St. Paul's
United States
Europe
Shylock
Sideshows of Science Tt in Wo andot qnextingy na to whethy er there are any trotty wild horace in the world
A garbled excerpt discusses wild horses in the world and mentions tarpang or tarpon like beings in northern Min The Tarpan. It notes few harmen with olive bells and aboriginal origins, describing their appearance and behavior in a fractured, unclearly transcribed passage.
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Horace
Min
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