Honest friendship with all nations entangling alliances
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a platform featuring proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, a unified National Defense Department, strong federal anti illiteracy action via a Secretary of Education, a federal sales tax to lower other taxes, a 13 month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Persistent Efforts To Entangle U S With Europe
Washington reports from NYT and Baltimore Sun that the United States plans to appoint Prentiss Gilbert as consul and diplomatic secretary in Geneva to handle League of Nations activities. The move signals closer U S Europe cooperation, despite Republican opposition to entanglements, with Hoover shown as an internationalist.
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New York Times
Baltimore Sun
Washington
United States
Geneva
Leagues of Nations
U.S
Switzerland
Berne
Drew Pearson
League of Nations
State Department
Prentiss Gilbert
League of Nations Assembly
Gilbert
Europe
Republican
League Court
Hoover
Wilson
Ile
Lin
Palo Alto
Hooter
Lenaff
Reproduction by Cutting and Grafting in Nature
The article explains natural and artificial reproduction across organisms. It covers cutting worms, plants, coelenterates, and protozoa, plus methods like grafting, layering, and layering, ending with a drastic cell-level disintegration method for artificial reproduction.
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Jutien Ley
Cin
Belle Livingston's Rise Amid New York Nightlife
A portrait of Belle Livingston, famed social queen of Park Avenue saloons, rising from Kansas roots to rule New York nightlife despite prohibition raids. The piece traces her bold past, daring travelers, and a wary shift in the city’s glamour era as rivals and critics observe her influence.
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Belle Livingston
Zeome
New York
Ftn
Park Avenue
Kansas Village
Aneban
Seven Seas
Yorhir
Afela
Texas
Miss Cleingston
Paris
America
Alisa Livunxalan
Cafe Soelery
Building for Baby's Future Health
An old health column stresses maternal and infant care, urging modern obstetric methods and family support. It highlights the ongoing dangers of childbirth, the need for attentive care from husbands and relatives, and emphasizes a calm, cheerful home environment as vital to a mother’s life and child's welfare.
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Ruyal
Copeland
Ceawapaler Ptture Service
Indecorous Picture Stirred Debate Over Art Decorum
A Royal Academy member Richard Jack painted a piece titled Love Tuies the Shep herd's Reed and sold it to Sunderland public gallery for 1780. The town council deemed it indecorous and refused to display it, prompting reflections on art intention versus public taste and moral standards. The piece contrasts nudity and moral peril with context about censure.
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Richard Jack
British Royal Academy
Sunderland
Palm Beach
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