Agreement on peace and defense reforms proposed by Hearst papers
The Hearst Papers advocate a plan for English-speaking nations to maintain peace and promote global harmony. They call for proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment, a united defense department under a National Defense Secretary, a strong federal literacy push under Education, and elections in November with inauguration the following January.
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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
Get to Work or Get Out Good Rule to Apply
A critical editorial argues that habitual idlers erode urban life and harm workers, urging police to push unemployed beggars from cities like San Antonio. It claims many idlers have no lawful income and suggests stricter vagrancy enforcement, even expulsion, to curb crime and protect honest labor.
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San Antonio
Lighter Money Drives Demand for Smaller Currency
The public favors smaller, lighter money over bulky coins and notes. Officials foresee a shift to denser paper currency around July and a decline in silver and half dollars as lighter denominations proliferate. Government credit underpins this trend, making metal coins less desirable.
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United States Mint
United States
Election Day Golf Drive by Herbert N. Straus
New York businessman Herbert N. Straus asks 9600 golf clubs to close courses on election eve to ensure voters can reach the polls. He stresses a nonpartisan aim to boost turnout and civic duty on Election Day.
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New York
Herbert N. Straus
Tose
Baby's Drinking Water
Advice from Royal & Copeland on infant hydration stressing boiled and cooled water to prevent disease. Highlights dangers of unboiled city water and potential contamination with the coli germ. urges mothers to ensure every drop given to babies is boiled and safely stored.
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Baby’s Drinking Water
Royal & Copeland
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Newapapst
Sere, Inc
Rings of Saturn and Tails of Comets Explored by Serviss
Garrett P. Serviss discusses the Saturnian rings and comet tails, examining popular theories about coral-like lunar seas and ancient ring formation. He rejects implausible ideas, notes solid matter in comet tails, and explains the improbability of rings arising from coral-like formations, while pondering Saturn’s future evolution.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Neled
Weiler
Temmiain
Faery
Torlora
Pacific Ocean
Price
Sean
Orey Planet
Sattien
Salucu
Mae
Father Laan
Mallye
Meinveysa
Saturn
Weapt the Okapi Becomes Jungle Enigma in Telgian Congo
In the jungle of the Telgian Congo the Weapt or curiae animal hints at deep ancestry across families. It resembles a horse with a giraffe unrelated neck, white face and legs, and orange and white striped hindquarters. Explorers rarely meet the okapi and fear humans, keeping away from outsiders.
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Telgian
Congo
Alyhe
The Private Secretary and Her Worthy Role
A essay on the private secretary as a trusted aide who knows habits and mind. It extols loyalty, attention to detail, and the secretary’s impact on efficiency. It urges respect, fair compensation, and humane treatment while noting the secretary’s essential, often unseen, influence on a man’s affairs. The piece cautions against overbearing demands and overfamiliar expectations.
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Shin
Aoman
Cilonghe
Tiecaue
McClure
A Glimpse of New York Life and Light Evening Tales
In July New You column, a hot day brightens a ride with ice on a horse and a Midtown fire roars through the afternoon. The narrator visits Annette Harvey and Gene Markey in Chicago, tours the Keller collection of porcelains and paintings, and recalls vaudeville anecdotes. A Spanish brick landmark near Central Park signals the changing skyline as boxes and critics crowd performances.
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Nory
Annette Harvey
Gene Markey
Pat
Bob Lrinkerhoff
Nianer
Albert Keller
Josef Stranucky
Ocghesten Reader
Wifn
Keller
Famoas
New York
Central Park
GH Street
Auniight
Buried Fragments Preview Local News Night Program
A garbled notice from the Pittsburgh area references a Night program airing on KDBA with a cast including Milton Cross Maurlea Tyler Walter Preston and Marley TR sherries. Attendants in old fashioned nos¢guys and face mitta don narrow black velvet. Partial obituary notes 66 year old Col. Joe Miller, eldest son of the Miller brothers of 101 ranch.
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Milton, Cross
Maurlea ‘Tyler
Walter Preston
Marley TR Sherries
KDBA
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Fost-Gazette. Eee
Mitta
Macon
Col
Joe Miller
Miller Brothers
101 Ranch
Hourton Drexe
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