Proposals for Peace, Representation and National Defense
The Hearst Papers advocate a program to unite English-speaking nations for world peace. It calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified Department of National Defense, and Federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. It urges election in November with inauguration January 1.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Teaching Parenthood as a Profession in California
California plans to train parents as a profession under state auspices. Fifteen fathers and mothers may petition local high schools to form classes in parenthood, with instructors assigned to promote intelligent guidance and reduce harsh discipline.
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California Child and Parent Education Department
California
University of California
Black Hills Resort History and Peak Elevations
A fragmented 19th century style note describes the Black Hills as a desirable summer retreat and England’s Atlantic City. It claims Mt Mitchell at 6711 feet is high, but counters that Harney Peak in the Black Hills stands at 7242 feet per U S Geological Survey records, a dispute that stirred regional pride and financial stakes.
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Coglidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
George IV
Brighton
Brighthelastone
England
Atlantic City
Rockies
Sons
North Carolina
Mt. Mitchell
Mt. Washington
White Mountains
U. S. Geological Survey
Harney Peak
Ham and Eggs Prove Nutritional Staples in Diet
Ralph Hoagland of the Bureau of Animal Industry in the Department of Agriculture reports ham and other pork forms are rich in vitamin B while eggs supply vitamin A. These nutrients, essential for good nutrition, support the idea that Americans eat pork liberally. Recent estimates show pork accounts for about fifty percent of the U S total meat consumption.
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Cientists
Ralph Hoagland
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
United States
Up to Date ment plan in England for planes sale
Willian Whiteley Ltd of London seeks to sell DeHaviland Mothn light planes, 60 horsepower export version, on deferred payments, with planes already being acid on the metals.
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Ment Plan
England
Willian Whiteley, Ltd
London
DeHaviland “Mothn
Transparency of Space and the Meaning of Red Stars
Edward S. King offers a popular science discussion on space transparency and interstellar absorption. He explores whether a local nebulous cloud around the Sun reddens nearby stars while distant ones remain unaffected, and notes phenomena like the Zodiacal Light and Gegenschein.
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Edward S. King
Harvard College Observatory
Meeting New Needs in Child Training
Royal 5 Copeland M D explores how modern parent education extends beyond instinct. Dame Daphne Drake of the Child Study Association of Amelia argues mothers must learn hygiene and psychology to guide children from infancy. She says scientific upbringing and environment improve child life and reduce infant death compared with fifty years ago.
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Royal 5
Copeland
M. D
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Elea
Daphne Drake
Child Study Association of
Amelia
Drake
Finkake
Howe
New York City
Jean Titty
Sobody
Par ‘Onth
Mira
Sideshows of Science Create Strange Animal Inventions
An odd description of Austria and a creature named WHR and singdall Obie tail de Intelligent used by its owner to fabricate a hone of interlaced alicka snaver or grat or other materials. The Ring tail builds a front door in a ukrub thicket near a tree, described as slightly larger than a football.
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Austria
Domatn
WHR & Singdall
Tn Aida
Forgotten Victims Shape Criminal Justice Readiness
Chief Justice Tatekan urged attention to society at large in criminal law reform. He warned that public sympathy centers on individuals, not the countless victims of crime, leaving the forgotten man unprotected. The editorial recalls Snyder case debates and calls for justice that protects all victims, not just the condemned.
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Tatekan
Youlebody
Mehl
Jurieu
Snyder
Tarenta
Motors and fuel power future long flights to Australia
The article cites Doe Kinkade, Wright motor expert, arguing that better motors and cheaper fuel will enable longer, safer flights. It notes a proposed Pacific crossing to Australia, requiring nearly double Byrd's fuel, water, and landing-gear capacity, and heavier lifting motors. The piece predicts eventual Australian flight and more planning.
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Doe* Kinkade
Wright Motor
Pacific
Antipodes
Australia
Byrd
Atlantic
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