Peace and reform platform proposals from Hearst papers
An outline from The Hearst Papers Advocate presents a peace plan among English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department, federal literacy abolition under a Secretary of Education, and Congress elections in November with presidential 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
Unanswered Questions in Slot Machine Case Docket
A local justice of the peace and county attorney refuse to answer public inquiries about slot machine fines and docket entries. The editorial argues officials may be within rights to withhold, but urges explanations for actions and a public record with a clear rationale. Tone critiques nondisclosure by officials.
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iJustice of the Peace
Louis F. Bolts
Tom Newton
Newton
the Light
Education can curb war by true patriotism and understanding
Danles L Marsh Boston University president argues education in its proper use can eliminate war by fostering true patriotism, placing worthy leaders, enforcing just laws, clear thinking, national character, tolerance for change, and teaching international problems to promote clearer understanding between nations.
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Danles L. Marsh
Boston University
Marsh
Say It With Cactus in Eastern Florists Displays
A humorous column ponders why city florists use cactus in window displays. It jokingly questions if the prickly plant signals protection for suitors, or serves as a prohibition symbol, noting the mystery is known only to Heaven and Freud.
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Perdition
Dry Wastes
Heaven
Dr. Freud
From Sun King to Rockefeller Jr The Changing Face of Wealth
The comparison contrasts Louis XIV and modern business magnate John D. Rockefeller Jr. The Sun King’s absolute rule funded Versailles while peasants suffered, while Rockefeller funds global preservation efforts at Versailles. A hotel owner notes the Rockefeller children carry luggage and handle payments, signaling a democratized work ethic.
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Louis the Fourteenth
le Roi Soleil
Sun King
France
Versailles
John TP. Rockefeller Jr
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Rockefeller
Pyorrhoea and Riggs Disease in Adults
Royal 3 Copeland explains pyorrhoea as a pus infection of the gums causing tissue decay and tooth loosening. The text urges examination of overall health, habits, diet, and dental cleanliness, listing methods including cleaning methods and potential use of ultraviolet rays as part of treatment.
Moon Rockets by Garrett P. Serviss
An 19th or early 20th century exploration of space propulsion discusses how rocket technology could bridge Earth and Moon. It notes experiments in Germany with rocket cars, compares rockets to Verne’s cannon, and explains basic rocket principles, energy propulsion, and challenges of sustaining thrust in vacuum.
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Gulf of Space
Moon
Earth
Germany
Jules Verne
JE Verne
Carey
Allence
International Fea Gecy, Tac
Sideshows of Science: The Indian rat awake and the deadly snake
A fragmentary report describes a venomous snake in India that preys on rats and their mates, entering homes to kill rodents. The snake is said to strike at humans when no prey is nearby, and natives reportedly consider it dangerous and unlikely as a pet.
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India
Kim
Trun
Anmenna
Nakes
Reneantllo Reed
Cnet
Aati
Metiuee Byndteate
Jealousy and Love by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues jealousy arises from ego affronts and rights violated rather than true love. He warns jealousy poisons minds and behavior, urging self restraint, mutual respect, and relinquishing proprietary claims to foster healthier affection.
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Frank Crane
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