Hearst Papers list of proposed national reforms
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a series of proposed national reforms including: expansion of Senate representation to at least two Senators per state, separate Army Navy and Air Force under a unified Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish literacy, a national Education Secretary, a January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months, Nicaragua Canal construction for commerce and defense, and acquiring French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Randolph Field Dedication Promises Grand San Antonio Show
San Antonio will figure prominently in dedication ceremonies June 20 and 21 at Randolph Field. The event marks the training center for the aeronautical branch of the U S Army, likened to West Point and Annapolis, with broad implications for military aviation and local commercial aviation prospects.
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Randolph Field
San Antonio
Aeronautical
United States Army
West Point
Army
Annapolis
Naw
Great Air Training School
Under Arctic Waters Sir Hubert Wilkins Leads Ice Sub Saga
The United States Shipping Board and navy back a five year use of a discarded submarine for an Arctic voyage commanded by Sir Hubert Wilkins. The crew will bore through ice for fresh air and power battery recharge, navigating a dark uncharted path in a high risk probe with immense scientific value.
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Arctic
Sir Hubert Wilkins
United States Shipping Board
Navy
Sir Hubert
Mubrect
Vacation Training Camps Offer Safe Summer Options
The article argues that citizens military training camps provide a healthy summer activity for boys during school breaks. Camps offer clean surroundings, disciplined routines, and training equal to private institutions, ending with improved fitness and a stronger sense of citizenship.
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Junior
Olien
Coud
Veterans to Discontinue Annual Confederacy Reunions
The Last Meeting at the end of two years marks the end of annual reunions by United Confederate Veterans. Next year they meet in Montgomery and the following year at Movston for a final gathering, with plans still tentative and the event described as a gallant but fading effort.
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Ye Jang
United Confederate
Hiloxi
Miss
Montgomery
Movston
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Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear facts or identifiable names, places, or dates to form a coherent news item.
Stage Mothers Dominate Theat Reign In Hard Times
A nostalgic column chronicles stage mothers who sacrifice for their children in theater, highlighting Doris Eaton and others who endure poverty and long hours. It notes the public booth and a resilient community against economic uncertainty, praising dedication over complaint.
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Carenam
Eatons
Mars
Doris
Pearl
Charles
Janis
Elsie
Allene Stone
Fred
Dorothy Suf Paula
Dorothy
Will Rogers
Stone
Fortat
API
Mayete
Eoton
de Wetouely
Dorothea Antela
Ceves
Homo Sapiens at Royal Academy 1930 exhibition description
The public print reviews the 1930 Royal Academy show featuring a stark crucifixion scene and the works of John Keating. It explains a piece titled Homo Sapiens or Man Knowing, depicting a puzzled man with a gas mask and modern war paraphernalia alongside symbols from both modern and ancient eras. The article invites readers to interpret the powerful, unsettling image and notes the artist allows broad guessing.
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London
Jesus
John Keating
Listen World Mental Health Fear in 1926 Reevaluation
Elsie Robdinson analyzes rising mental illness in society, warning of overcrowded hospitals and dangerous public attitudes. The piece cites international discourse, calls for stronger minds, and critiques social pressures and modern civilization.
Sexless Reproduction Across Plants and Animals Examined
The article surveys various forms of asexual reproduction, noting budding in yeasts and simple organisms, fragmentation in sponges and plants, and parthenogenesis in jellyfish and invertebrates. It discusses dual births, multiple offspring from a single fertilized egg, and unique cases like quadraplets, while explaining evolutionary and developmental implications.
Correct Diet Practices For Childhood By Royal Copeland
Nutrition during growing years is crucial for proper growth and lifelong health. The article stresses early healthy eating habits, avoiding indigestible foods, and consulting a family dietitian to tailor meals from cereals to milk rich diets. It advocates careful weaning, gradual food introduction, and hygienic practices to prevent illnesses.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D. United Bates Armmtas Fre
N.Y. Palmar Commlationer of Wealth
I. F. Blew
Sarah
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