Hearst Papers Advocate on National Reform Plans
The Hearst papers urge peace among nations and world peace, with proportional Senate representation and reapportionment enforcement. Propose a National Defense Secretary over Army Navy Air Forces, federal literacy action, and a January inauguration. Recommend a federal sales tax and calendar reform with thirteen four week months and Saturday holidays, plus building a Nicaragua Canal.
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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
Hearst
Money Well Spent Bets on San Antonio Zoo To Be Among Nation’s Best
City leaders push Brackenridge park zoological gardens toward top national status with strong funding bets. Officials argue only a generous appropriation ensures a first class zoo, a key community asset, and a modern, artistic facility rivaling the country’s best. Mayor C. M. Cham demands substantial investment to avoid mediocrity.
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Brackenridge Park Zoological Gardens
San Antonio Zoo
Chambers
C. M. Cham
More Time Killing Concert at Municipal Auditorium
The column laments late arrivals at a Monday concert, noting twenty five minutes of fidgeting as patrons waited for a punctual curtain. It argues for a strict venue rule to seat audiences only between program segments to reward punctuality and honor the purpose of concerts and grand operas.
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M Loyers
Chaliapin
Seining for Crooks Infesting That Metropolis
Chicago police crack down as 150 to 1600 criminals with records are rounded up in a record sweep. The piece argues that northern and eastern criminals move to big cities like New York and Chicago during winter and that aggressive policing in smaller cities would curb urban underworld influence.
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New York
Father Knickerberkere
San Antonio
Early Roasting Ears Report Bright in Valley
The Sard notes a cold January but sees a contrasting report from the Valley with corn coming up. If favorable weather continues, planting costs remain low and the crop may be incidental, though a belted freeze could threaten minimal losses.
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Sard
Paris Diary of a Visitor in 1928
A fragmented travel piece recalls Paris with vivid but uneven detail. The narrator contrasts childhood gaiety with later melancholy, noting Place de la Concorde, autos, bistros, and the bourgeois hotel scene. Observations touch on costs for Americans, a lively street atmosphere, and personal reminiscences from a stay in France.
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Paris
Long End
Permauts
Farthingles
Hoop Whittel Indies
Mustelouy
Place de la Concorde
Aillerica
Thad
Volea
D'rench
Heglmont
Saphead Sisters in a Tangled Tale In Paris
Fragmentary dialogue hints at a melodramatic plot with Cordelia and Lorm amid a gloomy mood. References to a wife, a husband, and a failed attempt at something like fleeing Paris suggest a domestic or comic conflict.
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Tate
Paris
Cacaar
Cordelia
Tia
Bacteriophage: Natures defense against disease described
An article discusses bacteriophage as a natural defender in the body's war against microbes. It outlines how phages attack bacteria such as dysenteriae typhoid and coli, with reports from Dr. N. W. Larkum on typhoid vaccine use and the efficiency of bacteriophages in boosting immune defense.
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Nature
Order
Crtinog
Pauhcisi
N. W. Larkum
Michigan Department of Health
Michigan
Larkum
When Baby Fails to Gain in Weight
Royal 8 Copeland MD explains weight gain in infants, outlining congenital and acquired causes of failure to thrive. He stresses neglect, improper feeding, infections, and respiratory ailments as factors, and urges seeking medical advice rather than relying on neighbors or nonprofessional tips. Regular weighing and growth records are essential to assess progress.
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Baby
Copeland, M.D
Perhagia
Werauce
Meomzats
Tyne
Femling
Aung Dane
Uiebe
Srapereaunem
Nisc
Yellow anteater spares ground travel in jungle search
A science notes item describes a bright yellow anteater found in South American jungles. The animal’s most disfiguring feature is a long horn like protrusion used to dry off. It does not walk on the ground but climbs trees to forage for insects.
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South
Amistenia
Famiis
Tottering Throne of Old King Coal in Crisis
The aged ruler faces dethronement as demand shifts threaten coal markets and energy efficiency. Labor unrest rises with unemployment near historic highs, while new methods, substitutes, and mechanization loom, threatening traditional trades and livelihoods.
Artless Ads Wa: tee Klay dance at Coddingville Friday
Medina Sentinel reports an event ad noting a Klay dance at Coddingville Friday with tickets at 0 cents, showcasing a community amusements feature and promotional notices prevalent in the period.
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Tee Klay
Coddingville
Medina
Qhlo
Sentinel
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