Provisions for Peaceary Reform in U S Political Plan
The text outlines a multi item federal program including an English speaking bloc to safeguard peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary, federal drive to end illiteracy under Education, and a November 7 election with January inaugurations.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Purpose of Cruisers in War and Trade Defense
The piece argues cruisers are vital to keep sea lanes open and deny enemy trade during war. Lord Wester Wemyss contends that a navy’s chief power lies in suppressing enemy sea-borne supplies, not just guns. It also urges a strong American navy to match Britain’s cruiser strength.
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Crisers
Lord Wester Wemyss
Dardanelles
Sea
Hritist
Admiralty
Britain
Cities Must Run Like the Devil to Stay Ahead
Merle Thorpe notes that modern business demands force cities to move swiftly to keep up with fierce competition among urban areas. He compares cities to a relay race where collective effort and coordinated commercial organizations determine growth and relative standing in the economic parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riting
Merle Thorpe
Architect not artist may join club art committee
A San Francisco club faces a ruling that an architect cannot serve on its art committee while observers note the city presents a mix of beautiful buildings and unattractive shop-window paintings. The dictionary’s stance mirrors a view of the architect as a builder, contrasting with classical fame such as the Parthenon.
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San Francisco
Javien
Exporting Autos Pressures and Growth Fears in Industry
The article discusses a shifting focus in the American auto industry toward export expansion. It notes wearied local production limits and hints at a push to increase output for both domestic use and growing export trade, signaling a nascent stage of wholesale industry development and broader international reach.
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Indus
Governor Jousting in Oblate 6 Faces Gossips
The governor denounces rumors and gossip as a distraction from his legislature and troubles. He says the best way to avoid such hints is to stay out of politics, though some say his actions fuel the controversy.
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Overnor Jouaston
Oblate
Shell
Cause of Sore Throat by Royals Copeland MD
Medical essay explores cold weather and poor air as contributors to sore throat and links to constipation. Describes tonsillitis and pharyngitis symptoms, fever, throat exam cues, and cautions on public health risks. Recommends bowel management and cautious use of gargles, with emphasis on medical evaluation for abscess.
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Royals
Copeland
M. D
Berrios, Inc
Lightning Ball Described by Noted Scientist Serviss
Garrett P. Serviss reports on a vivid account of ball lightning from a 1907 Michigan incident. A glowing sphere entered a chimney room, passed through walls, shattered a wooden beam, and left marks before vanishing, illustrating a rare and perplexing electrical phenomenon.
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Garrett P. Serviss
RL Gasknvekt
United States
Why a Pig's Tail Inspires Farmers and Poets
A clipped, nostalgic letter argues the pig tail is a vital, humorous symbol of utility and health. It cites farmers and exhibitors praising the curl, the tail as a handy tool, and market notes labeling tails as classed in weight and quality.
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Soma
Champaign
Alvo
Tam
Right on the Job shows a uniting farmer ideal
A Labor magazine captioned picture depicts an American farmer at the Capitol, claiming unity could pressure railroads and big corporations. It argues farmers lack real union across regions and crops, despite Capper and others trying to unite them, to influence legislation.
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Labor
Washington, D. C
Washington
John Baer
North Dakota
Arthur Capper
Kansas
South
West
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