Hearst Papers Proposals for Peace and Reform
Hearst papers outline a 12 item platform proposing equal language harmony with no minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation, separate military branches under a National Defense Secretary, broad illiteracy abolition under Education, and a January inaugurations rule. They also call for a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a 13 month year with four week months, a Saturday holiday schedule, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and settling debts by acquiring the French and English West Indies.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
City and schools agree on bond plans for 5 million program
City officials and the independent school district align on the needs of San Antonio schools, backing a 3.7 million bond and promising support for future issuances. They resolved financing differences without compromising the schools, praising pragmatic statesmanship and mutual backing.
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Yiee ‘Tually
San Antonio
C. M. Chambers
San Antonio Milk Supply Praised By Health Service
A U S health service representative hailed San Antonio as having perhaps the most sanitary dairies and purest milk in the United States after stopping wagons and inspecting dairies. The city is noted for its risk free water and, unusually, officially certified raw milk is available. The message stresses milk as essential and easily contaminated and urges promoting the city’s purity.
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Antonio
United S States Public Health Service
United States
Health Service
San Antonio
Lutherans at Chicago Rally Name Dampening Prohibitions
At the Rdth triennial convention in Chicago representatives of the Evangelical Lutheran synod condemned overstrict Sabbath observances and blue laws as misinterpreting Christianity. They stated the Christian religion is not a creed of morbid restrictions and dampening prohibitions.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Chicago
Night's Black Cap by Garrett P. Serviss
Noted astronomer Garrett P. Serviss explains the earth's night as a cone opposite the sun. The cone spans about 8000 miles at its base and 845,000 to 872,000 miles in length, varying with Earth's distance from the sun. Shadows from planets produce the only night, and moon shadows briefly darken Earth during solar eclipses.
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Garrett P, Serviss
Earth
Wight
Tuberculosis Fear Often Unfounded and Hemoptysis Basics
Royal S. Copeland M D discusses tuberculosis fear, signs of bleeding from the lungs, and distinguishing hemoptysis causes. Practical notes cover locating bleeding source, using ice, elevating the head, and when to call a doctor, emphasizing that fear is often unfounded and awareness aids calm care.
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Royal S. Copeland
United Binten
New Lott
Formar
New Yale
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A late starter in the mining industry rises from trainee to chemist at Angconda Mining Company. He advances to laboratory leadership, oversees copper leaching and zinc electrolysis methods, and eventually becomes chief metallurgist, with a noted move into management at the general reduction department.
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Philip Nowlan
Angconda Mining Company
Lleria Tank
Cottage Hla
General Reduction Department
Matatturaiat
Thie Company
le Frederick Calnt
Apa& Conda
Stont
Rags To Riches and the Hollywood Studio Era
In 1915 a director offered to buy the rights to Ralph Connor's Sky Pilot as the film industry surged. The piece traces early Hollywood growth, noting producers rising from poverty to power, shaping cinema despite inexperience and chaotic business conditions.
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Gines
Hichard Harding Davie
Nickelodeon
Paramount
Biz
Walt Possbuiir
Edinin
Innila
Gatinn
New York Editorial Room Paths for Aspirant Journalists
Around 100 daily fresh applications flood New York newspaper offices as hopefuls seek entry via letters of introduction, scoops, or tryouts. Experienced reporters and early riser editors win seats. some succeed from quirky origins, but patience and persistence define the path to a posting.
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New York
John
Vuter
UN- Joosa
Richard Harding Davises
Webb
Beard
Eity
Blyden
Acwaler Towes
New Yorks
Frank J. Cobb
M Town
Michigan
Tle
Bin
Cheelty
Sinz Sing
Fournation
Essen
Wiliam Cullen Kemp
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Dame Rumor
Cold Facts
Wwe
Tris
The
Hearst Papers Advocate
Kolltor
Tate
Garrett P. Sersiss
Oli
Herbert Kaufman
Daily Flittay
Sierbert Maufman
Lapchenna
New Yorker
Paroza
Acomo
No Eateay
Mypeelf
Eve
Alde Street
Dunes Academy
Toscone
Thera
M. T
McHaies Orchard
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