Peace and reform program for English-speaking peoples
The document outlines a peace pledge among English-speaking nations, proposes proportional Senate representation with at least five Senators per state, and calls for reapportionment to the House. It suggests a separate Arm department under a Secretary of National Defense, and literacy abolition under a Secretary of Education. Election of Congress in November with inauguration in January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the
Arm
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Secretary of National Defense
United States
Congress
Januey Weat
An Investment In Citizenship Y M C A Urges Support
A youth citizenship article from a historic newspaper stresses building good citizenship through formative years. It argues to support the Y M C A in its mission, calling citizenship training essential for individuals and society, and frames investment in citizenship as paying returns.
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C Antonio
Bringing Our Navy Up to Par
A editorial argues for $723,000,000 over five years for new warship construction. It urges rapid naval expansion to match Britain, noting current tonnage and future builds. The piece emphasizes defense, national wealth, and maintaining independence against aggression. It cites Secretary Wilbur and calls for strong national protection.
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Secretary of the Navy
Navy
General Board
Whio
Cronoy
Great Britain
Wilbur
Royal Cairn terrier buddies of Prince and Princess
The article mocks royal practice of publishing photos of the King George's daughters with Cairn terriers as gesture to endear the monarchy. It contrasts royal image with easy life of princes and their dogs, noting caretaking and public perception, and jokes about politics and labor upheavals the dogs have not heard of.
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George of
England
Prince of Wales
Extraordinary comets and their dazzling solar antics
Noted astronomer Garrett P. Serviss recounts a vivid memory of the great comet era from 1880s to 1882, detailing the family of sun skimming comets, their daytime appearances, and the dramatic 1882 return that split into four fragments. He traces personal sightings in New York and City Park, and notes long-term orbital predictions ending with a projection around 2540.
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Garrett P. Serviss
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Capella
New York
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City Park
Herr Kreutz
Right Living Keeps Away Kidney Ills
A physician extols diet and clean water to protect kidneys, arguing two kidneys and proper hydration defend against illnesses from meat consumption and toxins. It urges avoiding false health myths, emphasizes pure spring water and soft water benefits, and warns against neglecting daily kidney health.
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MYA
Coprland
Henypaner
Holt
Wright
Singing versus Listening by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues people spend much on listening to singing while neglecting personal participation. He urges home singing, regular exercise through activity, and congregational singing as healthful and empowering, noting teachers can train youths in singing and calling for personal effort over passive entertainment.
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Frank Crane
Plant that changes color before earthquakes linked to myth
A claim that a certain plant senses earthquakes and reddens or alters color beforehand circulates online. Experts say there is no scientific evidence for reliable precursors in plants or other natural indicators.
Figures of Speech and Apocrypha Across Writings
The passage discusses the term apocrypha from Greek roots and notes disputed status of certain writings as part of sacred scripture. It classifies apocryphal books as historical legendary or didactic, dating mainly to the fifth and second centuries BCE.
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Bald headed mate among a family sits as a vivid animal pageant. A duck named Cor puntebepot endures constant harassment from hawks and torger birds while predators pick at it. The scene unfolds amid a harsh display of nature’s perils.
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