Global reform plan outlines Senate parity and federal defense
An Advocate column sketches an international peace pact among English-speaking nations, promotes proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, and calls for constitutional reapportionment. It proposes a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary of National Defense and separate Education and Election oversight. It fixes inauguration on January 1 following November elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representative
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Hail the June Bride in Song of Weddings and June
A poetic piece extols June as the premier month for weddings. It celebrates brides, youth, and romance, noting June's natural beauty, the end of schooling, and the hopeful future of brides who wed in June, with wishes for long happiness.
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Mne
Poeta
Tate
New Biological Love H Bears At Chicago Hotel
A man George Givens and his two bears sought lodging after removing a "No love allowed" sign. The hotel manager objected and a melee followed, ending with the police siding with the keeper. The bears stayed, while the tale sparks a sour note on animal law.
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George
Chicago
British Empire Advances At Canberra Capital Opening
The Duke of York and Duchess of York attended the Canberra opening as Britain claims credit for creating and improving as it goes. The Cotter river feeds a new dam providing 780 million gallons of water for Canberra, enough for a 70 000 population, reflecting British irrigation and development efforts worldwide.
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Duke of York
King George
Australia
Canberra
Britain
Duke and Duchess of York
Cotter
Murrumbidge
Egypt
Sudan
Distinguishing Cyclones Tornadoes and Typhoons
Article discusses the difference between cyclones tornadoes and typhoons, arguing tornadoes as distinct American wind events. It contrasts hurricane and cyclone characteristics, noting their paths intensity and destructive power, with historical context from Garrett P Serviss commentary. It mentions typhoons in China and West Africa and compares funnel-like forms and scale.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Mississippi Valley
Staes
Pavida
Lis
Brand
Tomrard
Lurnade
China
Africa
Coperight
Internationel Paaturs Service
Tne
Milk All Important as an Aid to Growth
An article by Royales Copeland argues milk is essential for child growth and health. It emphasizes feeding babies with pure milk, choosing high quality dairy products, and consulting health officials if doubts arise about nutrition. It also urges leafy vegetables and fruits as part of a balanced diet for strong development.
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Royals
Copeland
He Popyright
Newananes Fest
Fijs
Japan
Mila
Orem
Butler
Moral Movies and American Moral Standards
The piece argues Americans view imported European films as more immoral than domestic ones, noting Europeans exhibit harsher content on screen. It contrasts censor talk with market realities, discusses moral fitness of entertainment, and reflects on parental guidance and growth in youth development amid shifting cultural tastes.
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Europe
Weedgewood
Norhivment
Fingland
America
Helinva
Buseneat
Winmantis
Amorinaig
Gulu
Figures of Speech Dilemma and Greek Word Dignity
The excerpt explains the term dilemma from Greek roots and its rhetorical use. It discusses a twofold proposition arising from phrases like alor die and femmes, defining a dilemma as two equally good or bad alternatives.
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Edwin
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Everrhody
Frank Eran
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