Proposals Outline New Peace and Reform Agenda
The Hearst papers list a program proposing an English-speaking alliance to keep peace and world-wide harmony, a Senate with no less than two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department, federal steps to end illiteracy under an Education Secretary, and a November Congress election with a January 1 inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Newspapers Help In Suppression Of Crime
A long discussion argues that crime reports do not incite wrongdoing. Police chief William Funston cites New York surveys showing no link between crime stories and new crimes. He praises press police ties and claims publication informs the public, deters crime, and teaches prevention.
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William N. Funston
Schnectady
International Association of Police Chiefs
Colorado Springs
New York
T. Tis
Tom
New York City
Funston
Time News
Bachelor Girls fad fades but home endures says commerce
The U S department of commerce reports that the bachelor girl trend is passing. National marriage rates for the year ended June 30 stood at 16.27 per 1000, remaining above 10 per 1000 since 1918. The rise is slow but steady as home life persists and Cupid remains active.
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United States Department of Commerce
Cupid
Pictures of Clouds by Garrett P. Serviss
General Delcambre, director of the French National Meteorological Office, praises Pierre Fleury for cloud paintings that accurately reflect atmospheric conditions. He notes Fleury’s work as an innovation showing clouds that align with weather science, making landscapes instructive and entertaining for readers.
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Garrett P. Serviss
I Prganiferest
General Delcombre
National Meteorologicel Office
Pierre Fleury
Mfleury
General Delcambre
Orlista
Delcambre
wWadaille
Koleresting
Ekies
Pierre Bleury
Nidiewley
Ant
Jay
Fem Byn
Treating Victims of Strangulation By Royal 5 Copeland M D
Practical guidance on immediate first aid for suffocation from smoke or strangulation. Describes clearing the airway, warming the victim, and artificial respiration techniques for adults and children, plus cautions on choking risks, aftercare, and when to seek a physician. Covers smoke inhalation dangers and notes on drowning and poisoning scenarios.
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Royal 5
Copeland
M. D
Sinha
Cilira
Carty
Ten Commandments as universal moral pillar in world history
A Mudstone-like claim lauds the Ten Commandments as the ultimate code shaping law and morals across civilizations for over 3000 years. It contrasts Jewish lineage with European dynasties, asserts the commandments’ authority in home, market, street, and office, and crowns Moses as their receiver for the Jewish people.
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Mores
Levi
Jacob
Abraham
China
Ciuelples
Europe
Moses
Louisiana
Leon
Egypt
Cour
Nussia
Tolntoy
Gare
God
Mosen
Christendom
Miflura
Sradicate
Courage on the Ice Nobile Rescuer Landed Amid Polar Peril
A vivid depiction of the rescue of Nobile's North Pole expedition showing Miers guiding a landing above the ice floe in harsh Arctic conditions. Swedish rescue ships and airplanes aided by the Bolshevik Russian ice breaker culminated in locating and saving crew after forty three days on a treacherous, wind swept ice field.
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Nobile
North Pole
Miers
Arctic Circle
North Star
Lundborg
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