Peace plan and reforms outlined in Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers advocate a program to unite English speaking nations for global peace, institute proportional Senate representation with reapportionment in the House, create separate Defense and Education departments, and extend federal powers to abolish illiteracy. It calls for Congress elections in November and inauguration of the President on January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Jury Commissioners Trust in Grand Jury Selection
An editorial on jury commissioners oath and duty to select fit grand jurors from qualified voters. It warns law cannot fix personal judgment, only conscience guides selection amid lax felony statute enforcement. A special term approaches, hinge on three commissioners' character and independence.
Mind Broadcasts and the Yeast of Mind
A fragmentary reflection on mind as radio and social gossip. It muses that thought may travel as electromagnetic waves and that people could become broadcasters of inner intentions. A line about a mysterious Ohio radio station questions whether such listening would alter behavior.
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Ohio
Failure and the value of striving in education
A reflective piece argues that pupil failure reflects teaching shortcomings, not personal worth. It urges compassion, frames failure as stepping stones toward success, and notes that being right slightly over half the time can steer a robust life. It laments the inability of the young to adopt a philosophical view.
Rotation Affects Winds Explain by Garrett P Serviss
Noted astronomer Garrett P Serviss explains how Earth rotation twists wind paths. Air near the equator carries greater eastward speed, causing moving air to veer southwest from the north and southeast from the south, creating broad trade winds that aid navigation.
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Garrett P, Serviss
Hilde Steinweg
Teedsberg
Winace
Equator
Sward
Plain Foods Contain All Essentials By Royal
Royal Copeland M D Cogyrign explains that fifteen chemical elements are needed for bone health growth and body function. He lists sources like lime rich vegetables milk cheese meat eggs and grains and notes ratios of nitrogen to sulfur and the role of minerals in blood and secretions. He emphasizes a simple diet without excess before adding luxuries.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
Russia
Europe
Evemy
Ince
Freeman Suppression Claim Stirs Local Paper Debates
A Kingston area note alleges the Kingston Freeman suppressed a focal news item. The claim centers on censorship by the paper and its handling of a specific matter, with the dispute set against the Friday edition and page 24 layout.
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Freeman
Focal News
Freeeman
Kingston
Bible's influence on democracy stirs conflict in China
McClure Newspaper Syndicate notes that Bible literacy among Chinese fosters independence and equality, challenging old caste norms. It argues Christianity upholds human worth, aligning with democratic ideals and resisting tyrannies, while warning that justice biases peace toward righteousness in a boundless struggle.
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Bible Society
China
Alwasa
C Ibms
McClure
Hoover and Work Lead the Hoover Campaign Team
The article praises Herbert Hoover and Dr. Hubert Work as the key duo for the presidency. It notes Hoover’s high earning capacity and Work’s proven detail mastery, highlighting their roles in organizing, deputizing, and supervising the campaign to avoid delays.
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Herbert Hoover
Hubert Work
Interior
Hoover
Dr. Work
Post Office Department
Ripley
Santa Fe Railroad
Work
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