Hearst Papers Propose Global Peace Plan With Reforms
The document outlines a plan for equal basis representation of English speaking peoples to sustain peace and world harmony, with provisions against minority representation in foreign leagues. It calls for proportional representation in the US Senate, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, unified armed forces, federal action to abolish U.S. illiteracy, and a January inauguration. It also suggests a 13 month calendar, a federal sales tax, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of Caribbean territories as debt settlement.
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Senate
Army
Navy
Air
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Pittsburgh Publisher Urges Reform of Dry Law
Paul Block argues after nine years of prohibition the Volstead Act fails, crime rises and enforcement abuses spread. He urges open hearings, reconsideration of the law, and a shift to a more workable system to restore respect for the law and end Moonshine, bootlegging, and gun violence.
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Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Minnesota
United States
Tan
Walstead
Crime Study Commission
Esident
Paul Block
Editorial From St. She Paul Block Papers
A vintage editorial from the St She Paul Block newspapers argues for community cohesion and responsible local governance, urging readers to engage in civic dialogue and uphold ethical standards in public life. It reflects mid Twenty Century editorial tone and regional concerns.
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St She Paul Block
Watch Your Step by Elsie Robinson
A vivid essay warns readers that danger and tragedy can strike anyone. The piece portrays roadside wrecks and the false confidence of those who think misfortune won’t happen to them, urging awareness and responsibility before harm occurs.
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Elsie Robinson
Gail
Grow Old Gracefully by Right Living
Royal Copeland M D offers guidance on aging with dignity through right living. The piece argues age is a state of mind, promotes fresh air exercise and simple eating, and cites examples like Benatar Warren to encourage staying active past 85. It discourages vanity about youth and urges usefulness at any age.
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Copeland
M. D
Snelliz
Wwe
Boyy
Gisele
Benatar Warren
Figures of Speech in Historical Context and Origin
Tlartlin Garland recounts asking Roosevelt to author a life record, Roosevelt declining as too active to publish. The piece explains anchorite meaning a hermit with stricter life, tracing anchorite origins to Paul of Thebes and early Egyptian monks.
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Tlartlin Garland
Rigosevelt
Fatuse
Roogevelt
All in the Air and the Boundaries of Science
A speculative piece discusses wireless transmission and telepathic sight, noting experiments at Bell Labs and elocutionary props for future tech. It muses on elabo rate visions of transmuted matter, powered by electricity, and a millennium where devices move information and people through walls and air.
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ABC
Udlil Televisioc
Dr. Hertert
Bell Laboratories
Werence
Progresa
Diary of a modern Paris visit by an American observer
New York July 8 diary entries recount a visit to Mr Adlerotum the accounting expert who arranged a tax budget. The narrator tours Washington Square with photographer Biving Galloway, watches tennis, and recalls a dinner with Mrs Juling Walsh. The piece blends social observations of nightlife at Knickerbocker and the era’s gossip, with portraits of actors writers and journalists visiting the venue.
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New York
Adlerotum
Biving Galloway
Washington Square
Juling Walsh
George Jean Nathan
Nathan
Mencken
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