Hearst Papers Advocate Urges Major National Reforms
The Hearst papers outline nine proposals including Washington era friendship with nations, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate Army Navy and Air commands under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to end illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month year with four week months and holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal for trade and defense, and using the West Indies as partial debt payment to the United States.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
United
Hero and Martyr Soynton Added to San Antonio Police Honor Roll
Theodore Soynton was added to the San Antonio police honor roll after dying from wounds suffered while stopping a bandit who attempted to rob a bus driver. Bernton, a former switchboard operator, was wounded last week and died five days later at a local hospital. The killer remains at large as mourners gathered for his final rites.
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Theodore Soynton
San Andtonio
Bernton
San Antonio
Pence
San Antonio Pone
Fragmented Historical musings on amphibians and transformation
The text discusses various odd topics including the Axolotl, metamorphosis, and imagined scientific ideas. It touches on legends of frog biology and references to transformation concepts, blending speculative notions with scattered historical hints and unclear events.
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Tantorrow
B. G. Wella
Irian
Huzler
The Ladder of Courage in a Fire Drill Scene
A vivid scene shows a fire department drill where a boy or man climbs a ladder while spectators hold their breath. The narrative contrasts metamorphosis biology with a dangerous practice, ending as the drill concludes and the line The practice is over is spoken.
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Anthone
Hanne
King Fae Bey
Doorn Doings in the Kaiser’s Quiet Village Visit
A July 31 1930 dispatch from San Antonio recounts a rambling tour of Doorn Netherlands where Kaiser Wilhelm and Kaiserin host visitors. The piece sketches the tranquil village square, the elm bench, a guarded lodge, and villagers who treat the exiled monarch with ironic affection. It notes Doorn’s curious mood, the absence of walls, and locals’ mixed feelings about the former emperor and Germany’s postwar politics.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Kaisering
Doleh
Paroff
Lite
Germany
Knkcer
America
Door
bin Little
Tennis in 1883 shows fashion and reform in sport attire
A London Graphic image from forty seven years ago contrasts early tennis fashion with today. It features Edward Prince of Wales amid famous men and cooks, noting Alpine hats, silk belts, and black and white shoes. The caption mocks long skirts and corsets, urging civility while recognizing fashion’s pull on women’s dress and health.
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London Graphic
Edward Prince of Wales
George
Po Pular
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