Peace and constitutional reform program by English-speaking nations
The plan calls for an alliance of English-speaking peoples to preserve peace and promote world stability. It urges proportional representation in the Senate, reapportionment in the House, and creation of a National Defense Department under a Secretary. It also seeks federal action to end illiteracy under an Education Secretary and sets election timing for Congress in November with presidential inauguration 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
Decent San Antonians Fight Open Gambling Havens
A capital-letter op-ed argues that open gambling houses threaten community health and safety. It asserts that law abiding Texans can outlast and outmaneuver criminal networks, stressing citizen vigilance and local control to curb underworld activity.
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San Antonio
Texas
Commonwealth
Airplane Campaigns for Nominee Tour Highlighted
In Indiana primaries Frederick Landis nearly won by campaigning in an aircraft. Planes allow speeches during circles and between landings, offering wider reach than trains. Radio from the air could boost a candidate’s national familiarity and appeal.
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Indiana
Frederick Landis
Johnny Farrell Wins National Open Golf Championship
Man o War notes that Johnny Farrell wins the national open golf championship, ending years of near-misses and leaving Jones as a perennial personality in golf. The piece remarks on Farrell’s vindication and Jones’s enduring near-dominance as a high-level competitor.
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Johnny Farrell
Jones
Hough
Preventing Contagion in Contagious Diseases
This article outlines plain rules for preventing infection in a household with a contagious illness. It stresses strict, scientific hygiene including separate utensils, cleansing with Lysol solution, careful disposal of secretions, and rigorous handwashing by the nurse to curb further spread.
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Alex Ove
Interesting Questions About Gravity Explored by Serviss
Noted astronomer Garrett P. Serviss answers reader Leon Fastoraky on gravity and Earth’s rotation. He clarifies why objects stay on the planet’s surface, how the atmosphere moves with the globe, and why aircraft cannot simply hover above the Earth.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Earth
Europe
Leon Fastoraky
New York City
Zaya
Jet Bine
Dante
Lalitudes
Moon
Wery
Hideya Noguchi Remembered as Universal Hero of Humanity
A tribute lauds Hideya Noguchi as a scientist who fought global health battles against rabies, yellow fever, and other diseases. The piece places him among world figures of progress and notes his work extended from Japan and China to Africa, praising his internationalism and dedication.
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Washington
Lincoln
Nathan Hele
Soula
Hideya Noguchi
Africa
Gerald Munsey
Europa
America
Corleoni
Garibaldi
Napoleon
Andren Jackson
Aro
Noguchi
Loring
Japan
United Heater
Central
South America
France
McClurt
Byadicats
Bronte Sisters Three Versatile Talents Lived in Solitude
The article reviews Ann Emily and Charlotte Bronte as brilliant figures who lived largely in solitude. It discusses how their talent grew in isolation, their famous works like Wuthering Heights, and the question of whether fame can replace happiness.
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Ann, Emily and
Charlotte Bronte
Bronte Sisters
Goethe
The
Maar
Wuthering Heights
Emily Bronte
P. B. Bronte
Roamer Wilson
Bronte
Sideshows of Science in Ant World War
In a strange fable of insect warfare the ruster ants of Ru rape employ military science against their hereditary enemies. The eusact ant army mounts careful attacks and roundabout marches to surprise the foe. They storm the Ruaset Anta brick fort, seize captives, and rout the attacked ants before rallying in defense. The runset ants treat their slaves with minimal cruelty, yet force them to toil on the field.
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Eo Auilden
Carapa Belore
Runset Anta
Emelty
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