Agreement of English-speaking peoples and reform proposals
A section outlines ideas including peaceful cooperation among nations, proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, a unified defense department under a Secretary of National Defense, federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and presidential inauguration schedules tied to the November election. The text reflects a political platform and constitutional reform proposals with dates for installation and inauguration.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary
Education
Congress
Local capital to fund Gulf and West Texas railroad
Conservative business leaders in San Antonio San Angelo Corpus Christi and other route points push to build the Gulf and West Texas line with local fundsrather than absorb by a larger system. San Antonio's share is 800000 with total needs of 5144000. campaign launched signaling a major step forward in developing an outlet to the Gulf as West Texas grows.
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San Antonio
San Angelo
Corpus Christi
Gulf and West Texas
Gulf and
West Texas
Gulf
de Ors
American cars gain ground as Berlin leans toward imports
Berlin shows growing demand for U S autos with 1038 new licenses in March including 256 American built cars and 146 foreign trucks among 1038 licenses. City population 4 013 588 hosts 67 000 registered vehicles and 17 000 motorcycles signaling expansion potential for U S manufacturers amid a clear trend toward American made motor vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
America
Justice for World War I Disabled Officers Wins Monthly Allowance
The action classifies disabled emergency officers with other war officers for monthly support after a long fight by veterans and allies. Hearst papers urged Congress to grant justice, and the measure brings relief and a hopeful future for those who served.
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Congress
Hearst
Jines
Astronomical figures show variability in planetary distances
A Ford du Lac correspondent argues that astronomy lacks absolute precision in textbook distances from the sun. He notes varied values across texts, explains how parallax and measurement affect results, and illustrates with the earth sun distance around 92 870 423 miles, emphasizing that scientific figures are approximate and subject to refinement.
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Ford du Lac
Wis
Jane
van Keen
Herschel
Gil
Aatronomera
Andy
International Pepture Serv, Inc
Bad Eating Habits Cause Insomnia
Article discusses insomnia caused by poor diet and irregular habits. It argues sleep is essential for nervous system health, lists factors like constipation, smoking, drugs, and poor ventilation, and prescribes remedies such as tepid baths, light meals, open air sleep, and regular breathing to promote rest.
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ROYAL
Copeland
M. D
Newcoater
Servier
Jan
AL Jean Acvender
vAnaley
Paar
Tid Lee
Sun Waflee
Iife
Dloening
Fea
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Life on other worlds and the uniqueness of Earth
The piece cites Henry Norris Russell of Princeton arguing only Mara has Earth's temperate range, water, air, and light to support life. It speculates on life forms in nonbreathing or mineral states, mandating electroneutrally driven existence, and references biblical ideas about souls and Heaven as context.
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Henry Norris Russell
Princeton University
Coke
Do You Know That Pollen Marks Old Timber Tale
A fragmentary note notes pollen from fir trees covering ancient timber and mentions pigments and records, referencing a 19th century titan and So Tonden Blenn circa 1860. The readable bits hint at historical materials and color details linked to an old era.
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Hnavheen
Hd Wésceal
Titan
Longest Reptile Longest Snake In the World
The reticulated python captured in the Philippines stands 22 feet long and 14 inches thick. It took twelve men to hold it and place it in a cage. The piece notes snakes can be enormous, mentions flying lizards of ancient times, and reflects on humans gradually dominating Earth.
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Yin
Philippines
Mother Eye
Gmail
Garden of Eden
Philadelphia Zoo
Earth
Pioneering Urban Planner From Rumonia Then US Leader
A renowned city planning figure who emigrated from Romania at a young age rose to prominence in the United States. He led welfare work in Providence, headed Philadelphia’s Urban Planning Commission, and directed regional housing and research groups in New England and California. Now noted for broad urban planning influence, he is Carol Arongvicl of Berkeley, California.
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Plan
Rome
United States
Rumonia
Paria
Corneli
Waleraitles
America
Providence
Auburban
Philadelphia
Aircete
Tirean
Roel Research
New Eagland
Poate
Wilder Chorley Foundation
St. Daul
Minneapolis
California Tate Housing and Immigration
Con Bullan
Ile
Carol Arongvicl
Berkeley Cal
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