Platform Planks From Hearst Papers Advocate
The document outlines peace aims for Hanglish-speaking peoples and global peace. It calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt House reapportionment, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, a National Defense Office, stronger federal literacy action under a Secretary of Education, and the November election with inaugurations on January 1 following.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
First High School Flying Squad in United States T
At Gal¢ Union High near Sacramento California seniors begin practical aviation training. Thirty two students are enrolled and more planes and a 27 acre field are planned. The program, begun September 1926, reports no accidents and uses trained government instructors. Principal William Rutherford leads the initiative inspired by Lindbergh and European aviation tests.
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Gal¢ Union High School
Sacramento
Calif
United States
William Rutherford
Europe
England
France
Germany
Lindbergh
Army Aviaors
Galt
Scientists seek cure for common cold with Johns Hopkins grant
Common Colds rypy RE Chemical Foundation funds about 195000 for Johns Hopkins researchers to explore the origin nature and possible cure of the common cold. The note urges physical fitness clothing fresh air as best defenses while scientists work on solutions.
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Rypy RE Chemical Foundation
Johns Hopkins
Comaoi
Prize contest yields no winning prose entry
A review of essays on Woodrowson finds none suitable for first prize. In a Lindbergh poetry contest, about 4000 submissions produced one winning poem by a fifteen year old girl. The article notes poetry’s advantage over prose in avoiding explicit phrasing.
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Woodrowson
Lindbergh
Daredevilry Seen Amid Quoted War Rhetoric
A garbled report cites the American Psychological Association and Ohio State University figures in a debate about patriotism and gender roles. It mentions controversial lines attributed to professors and outlines tension over wartime rhetoric and courage.
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Americal Psychological Association
Jile
Halsey Cason
Ohin State University
Cane
Mellan Proposes Delaying Tax Cut Rationing to March
The memo notes a cautious view favoring postponing tax cut measures until March to ease budget stress. It discusses balancing deficits with delayed policy actions and easing fiscal pressures in the near term.
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Enel
Uncle Sam
Lax
Mellan
Resource Riches and Fateful Wagner Lineages
The article extols vast untapped resources in the United States such as coal in the Gillette field, discusses optimistic outlooks for the Columbia river basin and Mississippi valley, and questions why great fathers rarely pass genius to sons, using Richard Wagner and his son Siegfried as a focal contrast. It argues nature distributes gifts widely and notes the importance of utilizing fish, fuel, and other resources while examining heredity and talent.
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United States
Columbia River
Mi ‘Ippi
Wroming
Gillette
nWwoeksble Eames
Richard Wagner
Beethoven
Crealer
Siegfried
Papa
Wagher
Wagner
Frau Cosima Wagner
Liszt
Texource
Taina
Comet Theory Revisited for Bethlehem Star Legend
The article weighs the star of Bethlehem question through comet hypotheses and Venus, noting historical limits of planetary cycles. It recalls a 1910 bright comet sighting aligning with the Bethlehem narrative while contrasting with Halsey’s periodic comet. The piece discusses how a now unknown comet could fit the biblical tale and its appearances in the northern hemisphere.
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Ted
Star of Bethlehem
Venus
Tyeho
Aller
Halsey
Bethlehem
Gettomumers
Halles
Bool
Nervous energy and the limits of self care in 1928
An admonitory essay compares nervous energy to monetary reserves. It warns that overwork without rest, air, and nutrition drains the brain and body, risking headaches, fatigue, and illness. The piece urges restraint, self care, and steady routines to preserve vitality and mental power.
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Werson
Zul
Busiene
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A Hamilton Carhartt rose from a twenty one year old college graduate to lead a major apparel maker. He began at Welling amt farharst in Grand Rapids, moved to Detroit, then shifted into manufacturing. Over thirty years he built a vast enterprise with mills across GOAL states and Canada and chaired the Detroit Phil Mining and Milling Co.
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Dextrait
Wellingamt Farharst
Grand Rapids
Ietroi
Jin
Bir
Wnill
Goal
Canada
Perisis Deat
Detroit Phil Mining and Milling Company
Aamilton
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ROYAL
Copeland, M.D
Philip Nowlan
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