Hearst Papers Advocate Demand for National Reform
The document outlines a program including an English-speaking world peace pledge, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary of National Defense, federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and election of Congress in November with inauguration in January following.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Isé
Power propaganda drives public schools toward private ownership
The piece accuses a powerful energy lobby of funding biased education and spreading propaganda to favor private ownership of utilities. It cites subsidies to professors, biased textbooks, and speeches by power group members in Massachusetts Ohio Pennsylvania Colorado Washington, as lawmakers reel from a broad, nationwide campaign.
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Federal Trade Commission
Power Trust
Massachusetts
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Colo
Washington
Middle Western
Congress
Texas poised as key two party voice in national elections
The piece argues Texas holds major electoral influence in Democratic conventions and in the electoral college, ranking fifth in voting power at the Houston convention and nationwide after New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Ohio. It predicts Texas will soon trend toward a two party state with a Jovian role in U.S. politics.
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Texas
New York
Pemnsylvania
Linois
Ohio
Houston
Babe Ruth Lights Uplifting Image For Youth
A new home run from Babe Ruth inspires the nation as youths see a hero who recovered from a fall. In countless homes the day's scores are eagerly awaited and celebrated when the broadcaster confirms another tally. The King of Swat shows responsibility, highlighting a sport that benefits America and remains clean.
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America
Itv
Swat
Professors or Power: A Curious Campus Observation
An onlooker questions whether college professors are swayed by worldly wisdom or by cheap persuasion, noting the power trust easily catching their regard and inviting reader reflection on the true value of learned authority.
Defeating Tuberculosis In Early 20th Century Health Notion
An article by Roy Royal S Copeland M D discusses tuberculosis as a leading cause of death in the United States, its links to poverty and poor living conditions, and the role of individual resistance. It notes infection can occur at any life stage, emphasizes prevention through health, and calls for improved immunity and public health education to reduce prevalence and mortality.
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United States
Tarere
Merlake
Suggestions on Buying a Small Telescope
Garrett P. Serviss offers guidance for buyers of small European made scopes, noting altazimuth and folding models. He highlights three to three and a half foot braced tripods, high magnification, and prewar prices, advises on eye pieces, mounting needs, and recommends Webb’s Celestial Objects for Common Tales as a starter reference.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Europe
Internationalism and labor goals in a world without frontiers
An essay argues that cross border business and international trusts can promote peace and prosperity. It contends eight hour pay and labor rights motivate workers while religion and prohibition are framed as moral boosters. The piece promotes global trade, suggesting businessmen from America, Britain, France and Germany should cooperate for universal peace and economic progress.
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Cecesa
America
England
France
Germany
Universal Peace
Meclure Newepezer Syndicate
Buick and aedan car ad in Wallan News ends oddly
Classified ad notes a 1027 Buick with a near perfect condition description and a curious misprint. It mentions a Mr Norman and contact numbers 22364 or 26271, listed in Wallan News with odd phrasing and fragmented details.
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Buick & Aedan
Norman
Wallan
Bucolic Press Urges Hateri
Blaxeg, wiet of the senator from SMlesourl, hesd home tile with Hoan parigatetle old furniture. City Star reports a rural-leaning editorials note, urging action amid a local political dispute and questions about regional leadership.
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Ures Hateri
Smlesourl
Hesd
John Bull’s Asiatic Nightmare cartoon shocks Empire balance
A German cartoon titled John Bull's Asiatic Nightmare portrays Britain's global empire as a chaotic, nightmare ridden map with Asia and India depicted as a burden. It contrasts British weakness with Canada, South Africa, India, Australia, and New Zealand, all within Japan's reach, while calling into question Britain's worldwide governance.
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Kladdecadatsch
John Bull
Asia
India
Canada
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Japan
Joh Bull
Dr. Johnson
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Iriah
Jong
Joha Byrne
Jensta
Tewle M. Rutherford
Teliner
Webb
CASI
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