Peace and Representation Proposals From Hearst Papers
The Hearst Papers outline five items: an Anglo peacemaker alliance. proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state. prompt reapportionment in the House. a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary. federal drive to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. and elections in November with inauguration in January.
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Hearst Papers
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United Wnder
Secretary of National Defense
Congress
Just Kids Safety Club Spurs Youth led Safety Crusade
Safety habits rise as youth step in to curb street and highway danger. Adults push, children respond with vigor and spontaneity, forming lifelong prudence. The effort could replace reckless norms with careful habits across generations.
The Frog Derby at Angels Camp Revived
The article notes a revival of Mark Twain’s humorous tale The Jumping Frog of Angels Camp and references a French translation of the tale. It recalls the satirical mining camp story and the old betting rules where traders favored loaded wagers.
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Mark ‘Iwain
Mark Dwain
Mark Twain
Angels’ Camp
Art As Morality and Ruskin in Public Life
RESIDENT COOLIDGE argues for translating art into daily life to curb evil, citing Ruskin’s forty years of urging beauty. The piece reflects on how Ruskin faced backlash, and notes the President is unlikely to face similar criticism for his views. It ends with the idea that yesterday’s heresies often become tomorrow’s norms, yet action remains challenging.
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Coolidge
Ruskin
Shea 6S
Senator Rolinson Quizzes Tax on Club Dues
During the senate debate on a tax on gall club dues Senator Rolinson asked why there should be a tax on the right to wholesome entertainment and occupation. He argued that in normal times such nuisance taxes should be repealed ten years after the war emergency.
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Senate
Rolinson
Napoleon’s Hat Fetches Record Price in Auction
A rare Napoleon era hat sold for 31511, illustrating the market value of historic headwear. The item drew attention for its linkage to the renowned military figure and the peculiar style that defined its era.
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Apoleon
RNIB
Probing of Ear By Royal 8 Copeland
An article discusses common misunderstandings about ear foreign bodies and proper removal methods. It warns against aggressive attempts that can push objects deeper or rupture the eardrum, advising warm water irrigation and professional care when needed. It notes misconceptions about treatments and emphasizes caution to prevent injury.
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Iaiu
Car Canal
Enidale Car
Air Cushions by Garrett P. Serviss
An excerpt explaining the physics of air and matter applied to the rubber tire. It discusses solids liquids and gases, how air inflates a tire, and the semi rigid state that provides cushioning as wheels roll over surfaces. The piece blends scientific principles with periodical commentary on motion and pressure.
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Ron
Nike
Oliver Jodze
Narfier
Ani
Freaks of Nature Warty Hermit Turmoil Battle
A warty hermit crab encounters trouble as its shell outgrows and rivals clash in a fierce confrontation. One participant becomes permanently crippled while the creature bears a distinguishing feature described as large coarse claws.
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Miko Kute
Kermit
Ame
Otter Marine Creative Axon
Raff Krowk
Abel
Voting by Mail By Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues for voting by mail to increase turnout and reflect public will. He notes party partisanship, low participation, and calls for a fast postal registration system to determine national will on issues such as prohibition tariffs and war. He cites Washington and urges modernizing voting practices for democracy.
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Frank Crane
Sepoth
George Washington
Gorillas and Human Ancestry Discussed in Field Museum Photo
An African gorilla family photographed by Carl E. Akeley at Chicago's Field Museum is used to spark debate on Darwin and the so called monkey theory. The piece cites a polemical book arguing gorilla and ape lineages explain human race divisions and behavior.
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Africa
Carl E. Akeley
Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
New York Sunday American
Creakshank
RP. Dutton & Co
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