Peace and Reform Platform for National Unity
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a platform urging English-speaking unity to sustain peaceful relations and world peace. It calls for proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment, a unified National Defense Department, federal literacy abolition under an Education Secretary, and Congress elected in November with inauguration January 1.
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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
Congress
Honorary Citizens of San Antonio Recognize City Ties
The piece describes honorary citizens embracing permanent ties to San Antonio, highlighting a tourism driven response to a miscaptioned Iowa Sunday paper. Tourists from Iowa Nebraska and Texas urged corrections, while many former Texans return home to share Texas history and promote its opportunities.
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San Antonio
Totogravire
Ai Iowa Sunday
Iowa
Nebraska
Texas
Air Mail Service Ends With Transition To Private Contractor
The government ended the New York to Chicago air mail route on September 1 after ten years of operation with a daily schedule excluding Sundays. During the experimental period nearly 16 million miles were flown, about 93 percent of the planned distance, with 302 million miles carried and a few losses. One fatality occurred per 494,414 miles, dropping to one per 2,599,006 miles in the final year of government operation. Twenty-two daily routes now exist, with air service expanding toward transcontinental passenger flights, marking aviation gains for the era.
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New York
Kington
Chicago
San Francisco
Globe
United
Health inquiry on cancer spread in the United States
The Senate unanimously authorized the Public Health Service and the National Academy of sciences to advise the government on steps to curb cancer spread. Cancer kills as many Americans each year as Albany’s population, with costs estimated at $800,000 annually, prompting calls for government action and research. Senator Neely’s bill to launch this inquiry marks a historic first.
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Senate
Public Health Service
National Academy of Sciences
Albany
Congress
Neely
Shaw hints at U S visit for hundred thousand fee
George Bernard Shaw teases a possible trip to America with a fee of 100000 dollars. He notes he could change plans easily by signaling, and questions whether he would ever return if he refuses the invitation.
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Eorge Bernard Shaw
America
Rome Keels Time with Centuries of Glory and Fall
Ancient Rome by Garrett P Servisa reflects on Rome s 2001st birthday and its vast legacy within the universe. It contrasts Rome s great achievements with the invasions and upheavals that tested the city s resilience, ending with Rome entering a new millennium determined to measure its worth against broader human history. The essay ponders Rome s enduring symbols from the Capitoline Hill to the Palatine and Carthaginian conflicts in a sweeping meditation on civilizations and time.
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Earth
Nome
Rome
Home
Greece
Willin
Hersef
Capitol
Leorp
Hannibal
Alps
Cicino
Crebbia Trasimene
Cannte
Rorsulugrae Agate
Eciplo Africanus
Ceesara
Diet and care for Bright's disease by Royal Copeland M D
The article discusses kidney disease management emphasizing diet low in nitrogen, regulated protein intake, and careful fluid balance. It advises lean meats, eggs, milk when tolerated, and gradual reintroduction of foods, plus rest, moderate exercise, and regular bowel care to support the patient and prolong life.
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Bright
Tiright
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A profile of early career paths showing that initial jobs often differ from later fame. The piece highlights a chemist who, after graduating at 24, rose from chef at a Chicago firm to work with Joalin Schmidt in Cincinnati, then ran his own business before leading a U S government laboratory.
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Philip Nowlan
Uncle Ram
Ifo
University of Iliola
Hpif and Company
Chicago
Joalin
Schmidt Sod Company
Cincinnati
Form of Chemical Engineers
Buslees
United States Bureau of Chemistry
SnFlnathon K
Neleon
Hero for Boys by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues boys need heroic figures and cites Thomas Edison and Lindbergh as exemplary, but elevates William Mulholland for owning up to a dam disaster. He praises accountability and integrity, criticizing evasive blame shifting and urging men to accept responsibility.
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Hero For Boys
Frank Crane
Boss
Thomas Edison
Lindbergh
Mulholland
California
Finetr
Los Angeles
Balan
William Mulholland
Thia Investiga
Nobtoty
Dmulholland
The Hand Of Toil In A Workingman's Sculpture
The article contrasts Rodin's fame with Ber Coffet a hatmaker and sculptor at the Independents show in New York. It argues civilization stems from working hands and praises the hand that labors over factories tunnels trains and roads, urging society to honor the hands that build all we own.
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Ber Coffet
Hataytkees
New York
Rodin
Bec Collet
God
Honosa
Wbayonet
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