Hearst Papers on World Peace and Reform Proposals
A list from Hearst papers outlines a 9 point program including equal voice for English speaking peoples with no minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation, separate Army Navy and Air under a National Defense Secretary, federal literacy drive, January inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, building the Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring the French and English West Indies as debt repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Ince
English West Indies
Important Factors in Fixing Bond Amount for City
A discussion on limits to municipal bonded indebtedness notes charter restrictions and the lack of expenditure controls. It argues for restraint on "nice to have" projects, urges budgeting with annexed suburbs in mind, and suggests financing only for bona fide needs without increasing taxes.
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San Antonio
Texas
Peripatas bridges arthropods and segmented worms in anatomy
The description notes Peripatas differs from other arthropods in important ways. Its integument is thin with Tit tie spiny warts, limbs show no jointed union, and body segments are not clearly separated. Its internal anatomy blends arthropod and annelid features, with a two-part nervous system and a blood system like worms.
Patterns of animal phyla and Linnaeus classification note
The passage discusses the early grouping of animals into phyla such as vertebrates and arthropods, referencing Linnaeus who used Insect to cover arthropods but did not equate the arthropod division with vertebrates. It also mentions other phyla like Mollusca and Echinodermata and comments on the lack of precedence among phyla, with broader notes on worms and chordates.
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Linnaeus
Ariel
Gopyriant
H. Hoxles
George
Why Girls Leave Home Says Mothers Often Fail
A World War era piece argues daughters leave home because parents clash, not due to foolishness. It cites Col. Frank H. Wise of the Volunteers of America and reports 43 percent of aided girls left home for that reason, noting modern daughters seek independence and mental growth beyond traditional maternal roles.
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Alcounta
Col
Frank HT. Wise
The
Volunteers of America
Han
Tuia
Raza
Hame
Eva
Minerva
Leva
America
Mama Bellanula
Diary of Modern Pepyn Defies New York Elite Life
A diary recalls a morning in New York with mentions of dining near Penn Station, theater crowds, and social whirl. It contrasts present social freedom with past proprieties, noting lavish eateries, hotel life, and references to public figures, operettas, and Broadway hints.
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Pepyn
New York
Park Creaur Ansty
Broadway
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Misa
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Tee
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