Proposals for a United States World Peace and Governance
An agenda outlines an English speaking bloc for world peace, and steps for constitutional reform. Proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state is proposed, plus reapportionment in the House. A National Defense secretariat would oversee Army Navy and Air Forces. Federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Congress elected in November, January installation, presidential inauguration in January.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of
Education
Congress
Pension and police efficiency in San Antonio debate
The piece argues for retiring aging police tied to pension, criticizing the pension board for focusing on long-serving members and urging a broader, honest approach to police inefficiency. It questions when the real attack on inefficiency should occur and appeals to public concern and moral obligation.
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T.D
San Antonio
Pension Board
Opera Out of Doors at San Antonio Civic Opera
Outdoor civic opera enhances San Antonio’s reputation as a center of the arts in the Southwest. The city’s rapid growth does not erode its individuality. the open air presentation of The Pirates of Penzance reflects its unique atmosphere and civic spirit.
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San Antonio Civic Opera Company
San Antonio
United States
Europe owes us and we owe Europe in a shared ledger
The report notes 290 million dollars of European debt payments to the US as interest, 770 million spent by Americans abroad, 206 million remitted home to relatives in Europe, and 43 million sent abroad as charity. It argues forgiveness of European debts and increased U S spending at home would improve the domestic balance, while Europe would suffer.
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Europe
Department of Commerce
Chicago judge rules that no woman may sue for alienation
A Chicago judge asserts that women cannot sue for alienation of affection, arguing that evidence must show the woman pursued the man with a harpoon and dragnet. The judge’s view praises male hunter instincts while challenging Shaw and Byron on gender theories. The ruling reflects chivalry and a stance against women initiating such suits.
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Shaw
Byron
Hut Welong
Chicago
Wanderers of Space by Garrett P Serviss
Noted astronomer Garrett P Serviss discusses meteors that cross the atmosphere and their immense speeds, origins, and potential to shake the earth. He cites expert estimates, past dramatic events, and debates on whether meteors come from within or beyond the solar system.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Fieargig
Mahara
Thase Swift Wanderers
Space
Earth
Hearth
Charles TP. Olivier
Flower Observatory
Pennaghania University
Remacks
Hay Fever Toll Rising Says Medical Advice Piece
The article outlines hay fever as a seasonal ailment caused by pollen dust and other allergens. It cites symptoms such as wheezing and fatigue, describes testing for sensitization, and notes remedies including climate change, nasal care, and doctor supervised medicines.
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Remas
Newcraper
Serv, Inc
Sideshows of Science: Alaskan creature in Venice exhibit
A garbled description describes what seems to be a water dwelling mammal or creature in Venice. The text mentions an underground chamber accessible from water and a shorefront structure built from odd materials. The fragment hints at a strange, improvised display and an unusual habitat.
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Venice
Rand
The Spring By Dr Prank Crane
The piece explores the spring as a symbol of life and spirituality, noting springs as sources of water and life for people and animals. It muses on how some see the spring as sacred, with references to nature, renewal, and a Meidelberg castle spring as a vivid memory.
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Dr. Prank Crane
Mtania
Ike
Am Castle
Meidelberg
Evers
Dead
McClure
Ads and notices blur in Philadelphia Inquirer fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet from the Philadelphia Inquirer references ads and notices with uncertain names and roles. It mentions a woman Jos with unclear surname, and a clipped or country reference, but details are unreadable. The item reads like a stray classified reminder or brief advertisement note without cohesive context.
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Moisework
Philadelphia
Inquirer
Donkey Garters and Local Superstitions From Central Asia
A photograph from Chinese Central Asia shows a baby donkey and mother with garters on all four legs. Locals the Dylanis believe garters ward off devils from the newborn. The item contrasts this belief with amusing American superstitions about garters and attraction.
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Central Asia
Yarkand
Figures of Speech and Robin Hood in Old Texts
A reviewer discusses Andrew Tang and Robin Hood tales, noting how the hero’s acts are recast by later writers. The piece mentions misattributions and silly phrase variants like Tobin Hood and jokes about intrinsic value. It reflects on how folklore is reshaped across eras.
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Ax Andrew Tang
Gible
Robin
Ric
Nure Fietion
Robin Hood
Sherwood Forest
Tobin Hood
Robin Hoot
Bin
Robin Hooil
Pont Warth
Tobin
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Puch
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Shey
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Copeland
M. Dcazziles
Nemapaper Feature Service
Ince
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