Peace program and constitutional reform plan proposals
The Hearst papers outline a peace pact among English-speaking nations and world peace efforts. They advocate proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, swift reapportionment in the House, and a national defense department under a Secretary of National Defense. Federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, plus November congressional elections and presidential inauguration in January.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Farm Relief That Is Available In Bexar County
A Light reporter’s interview with the Bexar county agent shows local farmers favor cooperative marketing and government aided relief. They rely on state and federal advice for moisture conservation, crops, livestock care, pest control, home conveniences, and seed purchases, viewing such guidance as the main farm relief available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexar County
Chinese Nationalism and Japan in the Far East
The piece argues China’s nationalism is enduring and will resist coercion by Japan. It notes a New York Chinese parade of about five thousand protesting Japan’s threats, showing China’s internal vigor. It urges Japan to pursue peaceful, goodwill driven trade and to curb aggressive rulers for long term prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
New York
Far East
Not Yet Extinct in the Horse Trade Warmer Demand Sparks Horse Shortage Fears
The article notes autos are cheaper and horses pricier as World War I relief demand fades. Breeding drops with horse stock shrinking in New England New York Michigan Illinois Iowa from 1913 1914 levels to present. Agriculture Department predicts a potential acute horse shortage in coming years despite rising horsepower demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Department of Agriculture
Temperature and Health by Garrett P. Serviss theme
Garrett P. Serviss argues against constant warmth in homes and workplaces. He praises past cooler rooms for health benefits and urges moderation in indoor climate, noting temperate zones foster healthier civilizations and that periodic cold exposure strengthens the body’s internal resources.
Spasms of Rage Often Result Fatally
A medical feature by Royal SopeLand M D warns that brain congestion from excessive or insufficient blood flow can trigger severe symptoms including headaches dizziness and convulsions. It notes that anger can provoke dangerous brain congestion and even fatal hemorrhages, stressing moderation and avoidance of over stimulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ROYAL
Sopeland
M.D
E Service
Unclear historic note on Coolidge commission remarks
Fragmentary OCR text references President Coolidge and a commission but offers no clear event, date, place, or identifiable facts. Unable to determine concrete entities or outcomes from the garbled material.
Luck in Writing and the Trade of Hora Initer
A 74 year old newcomer Trader Hora Initer bursts into literature from the wild with a best selling book. Commentary extols persistence and practice as the core of writing, noting mixed critical views but praising his unlikely success and disciplined daily work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hora
Dr. Johnson
John Galnworthy
Walmadge
Dilly Sunday
Aimee Mc Whernon
Chey
Han
CAV
McClaren Newspaper Syndicais
Strength of Venice officer outmatched by brains in satire
An illustrated feature extols Seward Holley a 260 pound Venice police officer training for a swimming marathon. It contrasts brute strength with intellect, citing Marconi and Edison as examples, and warns that ideas, not muscles, define true power, as it derides Samson and Delilah for relying on force over brains.
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Seward Holley
Venice
California
Onice
Thomas A Tfison
Marconi
Samson
Policeman Holley
Delilah
Sameon
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Radi
Garrett P. Serviss
Selene
Olympus
Rexpense
Colada, Internations! Featurs Gerv., Inc
Bucolic Press
Thig Commission
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