Editorial proposals for national reform and world peace
The piece outlines goals for English-speaking nations to preserve peace and promote global stability. It calls for proportional Senate representation, a federal defense department, abolition of illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, a national sales tax, calendar reform with thirteen four week months, and building a Nicaragua canal as a defense and commercial measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Nicaragua Canal
Hearat
Fourth Amendment Faith Versus Eighteenth Amendment Debate
A newspaper column critiques supporters of repealing state search and seizure laws arguing it does not legalize illegally seized evidence and would not allow warrantless searches. It frames the repeal as a futile tooth-pulling gesture and warns against sacrificing constitutional protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Austin
San Antonio Gains Air Mail Support Over Dallas Fort Worth
The future of the New Orleans Houston air route shifts toward San Antonio as it secures backing from New Orleans and Houston. A southern transcontinental route remains uncertain, while Louisville Dallas bids may open an intermediate option. Citizens urged to flood the air mail with traffic to prove the city’s case and protect local interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
San Antonio
Davis Edgar B. Davis Competition Elevates San Antonio Art Scene
The annual Davis competition under the San Antonio Art League offers prizes totaling over 31 600, with more than 500 paintings entered and many top national artists competing. Officials aim to select non competing jurors amid a growing cultural and economic bloom for Texas art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Edgar B. Davis
San Antonio
Art League
Easily Eliminated Middle-West Dealers Critique of Produce
A regional report notes critics in the Middle West target produce from the Valley and Winter Garden. The main issue cited is the cleaning, grading, and packing of vegetables and fruits. The report suggests improving this phase will profit the marketing territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Garden
Lunar Temperatures Highlight Moon's Fiery Core Myth
The article reports from International Feature derv. Inc about new moon heat readings. Astronaut Ty Benurey notes the moon’s center temperature at 05 degrees Fahrenheit and surface filaments hotter than boiling water. Edison Petit and Seth B. Nicholson at Mount Wilson Observatory describe a solar-facing rock temperature of 15 degrees during a recent eclipse. The piece contrasts the extreme day and night temperatures, explains the moon’s lack of atmosphere, and notes rapid heating and cooling as sunlight shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Petit
Seth B. Nicholson
Munt Wilson Observatory
Lherme
Yrru
Kyene
Juliet
Remote Infections Often Cause Ills by Royal S Copeland M D
A discussion on how remote infections can trigger joint swelling and rheumatic illnesses. It outlines injury as a cause of swelling, the progression to rheumatic fever, and distinctions between acute and chronic rheumatism, stressing diagnosis and treatment. The piece notes that focal infections may seed distant joints, with emphasis on joint pain and possible recovery after proper care.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D. Cooyright
Wuz
Newanager Feature Service, Inc
Henne Lunden- Wing
Jolla
Enol
Holden
Jess
Jae
Figures of Speech Free Lances and medieval roaming writers
The passage discusses the term free lances as applied to roving medieval writers or minstrels who traveled from place to place selling their services. It touches on the association with minstrels, the concept of free authors not attached to a single publication, and hints at literary figures and historical contexts without detailing specific events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Lances
Tinglinh Politien
Hannon
Ford and History of Henry Ford Wealth and Legends
An antiquated portrait of Henry Ford and his finances questions wealth, power, and historical memory. It notes Ford’s supposed tax burden, mockingly contrasts ancient rulers with modern industry, and reflects on how values are set by contract and public perception amid deteriorating economic data.
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Sam
Molurs
Henry Ford
Christian Acdergon
Brothers Grimm
Texca
Ford
Miter
Charles Fil
France
Panthen
Aureeline
Steny
Charles JC Jong
Louis Xviil
Muate
New York
Napoleon
London
Heatma
Loui-Dicke Andl ‘Arry
Parisian Nights In Line With Chi Lettres And Cabaret Echoes
A sprawling fragmented diary scene sketches Parisian street life and landmark attractions. It mentions priests, gilded palaces, dining rooms, and crowds around the Seine with glimpses of Montmartre, the Tuileries, and hotel scenes. The piece blends fashion, nightlife, and urban portraits with references to Chicago Tribune Paris edition notes and star performers.
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Hearst Papers Advocate
T. E. Powers
Sociat
U.S
Pater Ostloe
RADIO
Ses Aesser
Niegleoor
Fort Lodraugian
Jin
Vtavanger
Renian Therlag
Mayliah Ford Cotayans
Terrasse
Ds Riyoll
Ange Gould
Penganza
Corfier
Sam’s
Kube
Cala de le Paix
Champa
Tuileries
Fiaky
Montmartre
Florence Walton
Seine
Indloe
Eggote Exchange
Kakimo
Oko
Napoleonic Bath
Eltfel
Chicago Tribune
MeIntyre
Detullon
Trernhardt
Finthon
Parle
Toore
Chicago
Aonnez
Pontifinn Pole Hut
Tarik
Copyelett
MaNaugkl
Byrd
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