Principles for a United Peace and National Reform
The proposal outlines five points: 1 an English-speaking peoples accord to maintain peace and world order. 2 proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and prompt reapportionment of the House. 3 a unified Department of National Defense under a single Secretary. 4 federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. 5 Congress elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Appreciation Banquet for development leaders in San Antonio
Industrial and business leaders gathered Tuesday night in San Antonio to honor 14 development projects over the past year totaling 50 million dollars. The event celebrated coordinated effort and mutual goodwill, praising local growth and opportunities chosen by leaders for their significant regional impact.
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San Antonio
Growth of American security buyers and investment habit
Factor of Safety ULL figures reveal a surge in Americans adopting investments. Fifteen years ago buyers were about half a million. now about 15,000,600. Stocks and bonds acquired since 1922 total $14.8 billion, with a large portion进入 speculative channels. Emphasizes prudent, educated thrift to curb hazards and guide safe investment.
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America
Gre
Better Thinking On Education Budget Plank
The Pittsburgh school journal Scholastic surveys leaders on party planks. Prohibition tops with six votes. Merchant Edward A. Filene of Boston advocates a national budget for education financed by national revenue to cure economic and social ills through better thinking.
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Pittsburgh
Scholastic
Prohibition
Edward A. Filene
Boston
Cost of sickness study faces long wait for answer
President Wilbur of Stanford and a committee of experts begin a year long study into the high cost of illness in America. With 120 million workers, only the very poor or rich receive best care while hospitals seek funds. Five years to find a conclusive solution, though a quicker route would help.
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Wilbur
Stanford University
Dangers of Lightning and Thunderstorms Explained
A reader asks how to behave as a storm nears. The guide recommends closing windows, staying indoors away from trees and water, and avoiding wire fences. It explains lightning paths, the purpose of rods, and the difference between cloud to cloud and earth discharges, urging calm and caution during severe thunderstorms.
Preventing Bad Effects of Arthritis by Royal S Copeland
A health feature discusses managing arthritis with movement after the acute stage, heat, and massage, stressing sustained joint exercise to prevent stiffness and deformity. It cautions against aggressive manipulation, notes psychological fear of moving joints, and encourages physician guidance on vaccines and regimen.
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Royal S. Copeland
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Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Toe Vielira
Freaks of Nature Paddlefish Describe River Feeding Tools
Paddlefish in the Mississippi and its tributaries uses a long paddle nose and a specialized gill-like structure to filter and sense prey. The article notes how the fish stalks the river bed and uses its snout to navigate, aiding feeding while avoiding nets, though it can still become entangled and suffer.
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Mississippi
Ita
Flying in Fog by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane argues fog as the Atlantic flight’s greatest enemy, likening pilot difficulty to flying blind at 100 mph. He contends clear vision prevents misunderstandings, fights, and family strife, urging wisdom and trust to guide humanity.
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Frank Crane
Baron Gunther von .Iweuefeld
Atlantic
Bourgeon Hay Well
Unsigned notice after May day in Detroit paper
A blurred notice by Joseph Broboda at 7443 On appears, denying responsibility for a debt tied to his wife Mary Ann Hrobole. The next day's ad reverses the claim, stating an error was made and he is not liable for his spouse's debts.
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Mary Ann Hrobole
Joseph Hrabota
Starcue
Detroit
Michi
Tcuenlay
Joseph Broboda
Beauty and health in Cannes photos feature Spanish tennis champ
A Cannes snapshot featuring Lili de Alvarez, Spain’s female tennis champion, promotes health as true beauty. The piece warns against skeletal figures and cosmetic masks, urging daily exercise, outdoor time, salt water baths when possible, and ample eating to maintain natural color and vitality.
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Cannes
France
Lili de Alvarez
Spain
Beauty
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