Peace and Reform Plan for United States Government
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a program for national peace and reform. It includes an English-speaking nations alliance for global peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, a unified National Defense Department, abolition of illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and the election of Congress in November with inauguration on January 1 following.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Political Expediency And Its Effect On Public Safety
In San Antonio, political expediency shapes police staffing, with honest and efficient officers coexisting with inefficient or dishonest ones. Mayor Chambers urges weeded reform to build a strong, safe force, while Commissioner Wright defends the current system. The issue hinges on protecting life and property, not politics, and argues for better pay to reward efficiency.
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Cannnot
San Antonio
Chambers
Wright
Fire and Police
Fuss Over a Button in Daily Life
A columnist argues that a husband fretting over a missing shirt button reveals little of his fortitude. The piece claims true leaders endure greater misfortunes and keep tempers in check, noting large affairs demand calm under life's inevitable irritations.
Libel on the kiss of life in America sparks debate
The piece satirically questions a German dental expert Dr Herman Becks claiming kissing spreads pyorrhea. It defends kissing as a long standing American habit while doubting the doctor’s accuracy and labeling the claim as libel against the popular pastime.
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United States
Herman Becks
University of Freiburg
Germany
Becks
Koala Family and Maternal Love in Australian Wildlife
A San Antonio feature from July 2, 1928 compares koalas to bears, noting the marsupial’s tree-dwelling lifestyle, eucalyptus diet, and pouch adaptation. The piece argues for maternal devotion, contrasts evolutionist claims with observed behavior, and emphasizes the bond between mother koala and baby on the back.
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San Antonio
Australia
Paya
Ans Na
Red
Papa Koala
Albumen By Royal 3 Copeland Health Letter on Albuminuria
A Royal 3 Copeland letter discusses albumin in urine, explains albuminuria with kidney inflammation terms, and notes various causes including fever drugs and anemia. It urges consulting a family physician for accurate long term treatment and calls attention to the difference between normal and abnormal urine, urging caution in interpretation.
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Indy
Jesu
Where Hail Is a Terror in Burgundy Vineyards
Garrett P. Serv recounts a devastating hailstorm in the Cote dOr region of Burgundy that damaged vineyards, fruit trees, and crops. The piece describes the meteorological sequence from warm spring to June storm, the widespread destruction near Dijon, and locals' reliance on farmers’ lore and hail cannons to ward off future strikes.
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Garrett P. Serv
Cote d'Or
Murgundy
France
Simpet
Rallye
Miza
Fursh
Dijon
St. Andlinzhe
Caesar
Vereingetorix
Oia
New York State
Italy
Bourke
Arceny
Figures of Speech and Norse Myths in a Fragment
The text discusses common phrases like cowlog will onts and a man abandoning youth for a steady life. It explains Loki as a Norse trickster god and mentions the figure Loll as a leading character in northern myths, with references to vaporous Icelandic and Danish terms.
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Everson
Borean Ainavla
Denmark
Loki
Taki
Loll
Impulses And Self Control In Crime Analysis
Dr Frank Crane argues that women criminals arise from uncontrolled impulses rather than biology after eleven years at Sao Quentin State Prison. He notes murders stem from sudden impulse and urges teaching self discipline early, warning that strong passions can threaten all, while self control saves many from crime.
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Misa Jackson
Sao Quentin State Prison
Minong
Womey
Jom
Pereyite Khoult
rosen_ dix
Renee
Infant Found Abandoned in Market Street
A diapered infant wearing fine clothes was found alone in Market hashes near Auton-Woellington-core in Mamaia Ohio. Authorities cordon off the area as investigators seek the child’s guardians and details of the abandonment.
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Auton
Woellington
Mamaia
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