Hearst Papers agenda for national reform and defense
A list of nine proposed reforms and policies including honest friendship with nations, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, nationwide literacy abolition under Education Secretary, inauguration on January first after elections, a Federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month year with four week months and Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquiring the French and English West Indies to settle U.S. debt.
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Ratification Critics Decry London Naval Treaty Process
The editorial argues the London naval treaty was dangerous and unfairly ratified. It condemns secret talks and misrepresentation, accuses senators of vanity and bribery, and calls the Senate’s actions a grave threat to U S governance, noting the treaty’s terms as less perilous than the ratification.
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Babies Prefer Favored Foods, Healthful Study Finds
Thirteen babies in Chicago fed by Dr. Clara Marie Davis sat down to 21 500 meals showing strong preference for meats potatoes oranges eggs bananas apples beets and peas while rejecting spinach lettuce turnips and barley. The study reported babies thrived best when allowed to choose Foods they liked, challenging dietitian aims.
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Chicago
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Listen World! By Elsie Robinson Learn Your Own Law
Fragmented text warns readers to study personal psychology and self law before altering life. It argues each person is governed by a personal law rooted in character and skeleton, shaping actions and truth, urging authenticity over forced change.
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Breeding beliefs and prepatence in pre Mendelian theory
The text critiques maternal impression and vigor myths in animal breeding, noting no evidence that heredity alters by maternal care or vigor. It discusses prepatence ideas, then explains chromosomes and genes as the basis of heredity, introducing growth and development concepts and early breeding science.
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Brilliant Man: Will the Future Say of His Firm
A noisy debate pits German physicists like Professor Linstein against Einstein’s relativity. Critics argue relativity misreads the infinite and space time, while Linstein’s optivity reshapes astronomy. Supporters claim even Einstein acknowledges Newtonian gravitation’s core, though the scope differs.
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London Streets and Faces Through a Traveler's Eye
A travelogue sketch chasing London life from a busy cab ride to the city’s fashionable districts. The narrator contrasts cabmen and bobbies, observes shopfronts and haberdashers, notes Berkeley Square and notable houses, and cites encounters with Ann May Wong and a Frenchman, all amid vivid street scenes and cultural snapshots.
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