Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
A Hearst Papers advocacy list endorses Washington era ideas including not forming entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, vigorous federal literacy action, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar with all holidays on Saturdays, the Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquiring the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Climate, Climate Prescription and Human Well Being
A discussion on climate as a factor in health notes that climate-based remedies have long been used for respiratory issues and that climatological statistics are being studied to lend science to these prescriptions. It emphasizes the potential for mental health impacts and the idea that individuals live in a personal laboratory of fluctuating environmental conditions.
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Nature
Reports of barbaric treatment at New Hampshire school
The governor accuses Manche Industrial School authorities of brutal abuse of girls in their teens including up to 250 lashes and alleged use of harsh methods like the water cure. He warns that such tortures, though abolished, may still exist in some state facilities and seeks accountability for those responsible.
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New Hampshire
Manche
Shire
Charles Dickens
Transformation of Tadpoles and Embryonic Development
The article outlines how regional differences in embryos arise from the egg and organizer regions guiding chemical activity to form distinct body areas. It explains segmentation, hormonal action, and nerve connections as the embryo’s organs differentiate, leading to complex structure. It then previews tadpole metamorphosis, noting tail regression, gill and fin remodeling, lung development, and overall organ transformation as tadpoles become land animals.
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Golsea
Gilla
Denis
Akin
Corvrlent
Welle
Jultan Hunter
Grorae
Electorate of Bexar County Responds Calmly After Primary
Large Democratic primary turnout in Bexar County highlights voter engagement yet leaves bitterness between camps. Losers accept results with good grace while winners celebrate, reflecting a public judged by orderly participation and commitment to civic duty.
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GGET
Bexar
Ce Jing
Bexar County
Hang
Rival Gangs Clash Over Supremacy In City Fight
A clash between rival gangs escalates in Cleveland Ohio leaving one brother severely wounded. Authorities pursue the escalating conflict as the liquor licensor and local factions grapple with control amid violent
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Hagar
Walter Ile
Cleveland
Ohio
Corm
Contemplations on Latin American Trade Policy Rumors
Fragmentary notes reference a South America route via Spain and a “geo-getter” concept tied to commerce. Debates claim plans are already formed, though details are unclear. Brates department of commerce is mentioned in connection with Latin American trade discussions.
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South America
Spain
Brates Department of Commarce
NO FUNNY BUSINESS in an American family life piece
A terse column discusses a typical American family facing a rebellious daughter and the social pressures of work and independence. It argues such girls feel imprisoned by parental control and seek escape, questioning who bears responsibility for youth and the role of mothers in housework.
Amsterdam Notes on Canals and Dutch Character in 1930s Travelogue
An oblique travel piece from Amsterdam portrays canals, bridges, and a calm night economy while praising Dutch industriousness and colonial reach. Vivid vignettes include a family scene on a canal boat, Rembrandt as a cultural anchor, and reflections on Holland's famed flower culture and strict evening customs. The narration blends traveler observations with sweeping generalizations about Dutch traits and empire links.
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Amsterdam
Demir
Holland
Wolland
England
Netherlands
India
Java
East Africa
Far East
Ferthia
Picture Lesson On European Union And Free Trade
A tempera essay-like illustration contrasts Europe’s divided states with the United States. It argues free internal trade, common language, and uniform business methods propel American prosperity versus multilingual borders and passport hassles in Europe. It cites Briand’s United States of Europe as an unlikely future. It closes urging gratitude for American unity and prosperity.
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Sam
Europe
United States
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Palm Beach
Sestile
San Francisco
Briand
Russia
Unclear fragmentary text about city life and crime
Fragmentary OCR hints at Chicago crime issues and public grievances including Windy City gunmen and damaged goods. Mentions a bride refusing chipped items and references to government action and public sentiment. Names and specifics are obscured by errors.
Cemetery Fence Plan Prompts Community Debate
Fragmentary speech on fencing a cemetery sparks questions about who may enter or exit. The discussion hints at restrictions and local concerns about burial grounds and access.
Restaraw misread: patrons and managers refuse to eat
Fragmentary OCR note reports a restaurant scene where a girl and a manager refuse a dish. The text mentions rotas tion al representation and parental influence, with unclear names and details. The readable parts suggest a chaotic diner incident and a possible critique of service.
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Monkey Isle
Oracle
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SYA
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Renan
John Unter
Taekr
Basic Indust
Go-ge
Elsie Robinson
Mobinson
Pam
Clara
America
Hembrandt
Comale
Bridget
Mackborough
Broadway
Traulvig
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Over-the-Rhine
Temesyar
Stars and Stripes
Somvaty Sugestia
Charlin Linnes
Bonehead Brothers
Wine Kenn
Ayn
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