Hearst Peace Pact Proposal Gains Global Backing
International comment floods in after William Randolph Hearst urges a 200 million English-speaking bloc to guarantee world peace. London papers hail the move while Rome and Vienna praise its bold scope, with Australian and British leaders weighing an informal alliance as a solution beyond entangling alliances.
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Hearst
Washington Daily News
Scripps-Howard
United States
Stanley Melbourne Bruce
Australia
Chicago
Mr. Hearst
British Empire
League of Nations
America
England
Vienna Freie Presse
Far East
Near East
J. L. Garvin
The
Observer
Mr. Garvin
Lloyd George
Wires
London
Briand
Cannes
W. R. Hearst
United States of America
Endorse Peace Plan (Continued From First Column)
Newspaper excerpts and comments from Jan to Jan 19 on Hearst proposed federation of English speaking nations. Sir Robert Donald, Elsol of Madrid, Lord Strathcona, George Bernard Shaw, Henry Ford, Hugh Denison, and Sydney Times weigh in praising or critiquing the plan as a path to world peace and Anglo American leadership. The Sydney press notes merits and cautions, stressing a federation could keep peace and avoid war.
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Robert Donald
Press Union
British Empire
Wites
America
Hearst
League of Nations
League
Elsol
Madrid
Mr. Hearst
United States
China
India
Egypt
Lord Strathcona
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Great Britain
George Bernard Shaw
England
Henry Ford
Hugh Denison
Australia
The
Sydney Sun
British Commonwealth
Sydney Times
How Civilization Causes Toothache
Senator Byah El Copeland argues that dental decay rose with modern refined foods and poorer overall health. He cites New York and Columbia studies showing near universal cavities among young adults and prehistoric diets that kept teeth strong, urging vigorous chewing and nutrition to protect dentition.
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Byah el Copeland
United States
New Yor
New York City
Columbia University
Queenly Fashion Then and Now in Royal Circles
A reflective monologue on royal fashion, noting Queen Victoria and Prince consort style, the freedom of dress for a queen, and comparisons between Paris and London attire. The speaker discusses smart American women and the importance of appearance, with opinions on fabrics, silhouettes, and trends of the era.
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Fife
Paris
Politi
London
Chaies
Fragmented Adts Urging Ly About Fashion Improve
The text appears garbled with misspellings and missing context. It mentions fashion and a trailer with tires, brands, and a French influence, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmented. No coherent events or identifiable people are present.
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San Tela
Matic
Ashitvila
Integrity and honesty as the surest path to success
A brochure from Antioch College cites Shaker critiques of worldly deceit and argues honesty must guide all actions both at home and in commerce. Hol Howe of Potato Hill echoes that doing right brings long term success, urging youth to seek secret of success in strict integrity and upright conduct at all times.
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Antioch College
Ohio
Christian Brotherhood
Chris van
Hame
Potato Hill
Binars
Morrow West Market Improvement
A fresh application of deep cream paint and careful planning by the proprietor has improved the Morrow West Market in Holland Block, East Dallas. A petition removed view from the storage area, adding a commodious refrigerator and updated fixtures as part of the makeover.
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Morrow West
Holland Block
Dallas
Corr
Gastonia
N. C
Daily Gazette
Bonehead Brothers Booch Tongue Joke
A humorous exchange features two characters, Bonehead Brothers Booch and Simp, discussing wagon tongues in a playful back and forth. Simp reveals he has heard one while Bonehead asks if it was set, highlighting comic rural wordplay.
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Booch
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
John W. Platten rose from apprentice in the N Y P and O R office in Cleveland to purchasing agent for Firie and later senior financial roles. He became vice president and then president of United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York, reflecting railroads as a path to big financial circles.
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Cleveland
United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York
John W. Platten
King Features Syn., Inc
Talk Turkey Joke From Frontier Tale Ends With Quip
A brief anecdote recounts two hunters, one white and one Indian, sharing spoils of a day’s hunt. When only a crow and a turkey remain, the white man offers a choice and the Indian asks, Why you no talk turkey to me, highlighting a humorous miscommunication about honesty and plain dealing.
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Europe
London Daily Chronicle
London Daily Telegraph
Hatlo
Nes
Catalina
Banana
Extra Heany
Queen’s Counsel
Tly Im
Bucolic Press
Bonehead Brothers
Philip Nowlan
Turkey
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