Hearst proposals for national reform and defense
The Hearst Papers advocate a set of policy ideas including Washington’s ideal of entangling alliances none, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, eight military departments under a National Defense Secretary, universal illiteracy abolition under a Education Secretary, January installation of President and Congress, a Federal sales tax to offset tax cuts, a thirteen month year with four week months and Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquiring the French and English West Indies as part payment of US debt.
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Aerial Demonstration at Randolph Field Without an Accident
Notables from abroad and U S dignitaries witnessed a grand air show at Randolph and Kelly fields with army planes in complex formations and parachute landings. Civilian aircraft joined the event. thousands watched as improved motors and trained pilots underscored safety progress in American aviation.
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Lindberghs Welcome First Child In New Jersey Era
The world greets Charles August Lindbergh and Anne Morrow as they welcome their first child. The birth is celebrated worldwide, seen as a landmark event for the famous couple and their families. The article notes the joy and hopes for the infant’s future amid global attention.
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Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
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The Price Of Haste ONCE AGAT
A Connecticut man released from an insane hospital killed his four children then died by suicide after a day of freedom. The piece argues for stricter risk assessment before releases and warns of the danger to the public and innocent victims.
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Connecticut
Beyind
Missouri Girl Tries Suicide After NYC Blues
A young Missouri woman fled to New York and, dressed in men's clothes, attempted suicide by leaping from a window but survived after landing on an awning. In the subway she wore high heels prompting a bricklayer to grab his firearm. She was arrested but later pursued charges against him. The episode underscores the complexity of modern life in the city.
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Copeland on Royal Child Health Plan for Public Welfare
The article discusses a quarter century of growing emphasis on child health and welfare. It outlines a national program proposed at the White Tent conference to ensure every child has access to health care, education, and prevention through school and home efforts, led by teachers, physicians, and clinics.
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Size of Beans Depends on Inner Constitution Too
A discussion of heredity versus environment in bean size notes that average seed weight across generations remains stable, while single plants vary due to outside conditions like light, warmth, and moisture. Johannsen’s work with pure lines shows inherited constitution governs final bean size, while external factors modify growth but do not change heredity. Continued Tomorrow, Copymehl. 1838. by G. Wells, Suman, and George P. Wells.
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Johannsen
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George P. Welle
When Mother Te Sonny's Beat Girl Listen World
Elsie Robinson argues against coddling mothers and the grip of maternal affection on sons. Aimed at warning about postwar gender norms, she critiques overprotective parenting and its impact on young men and marriages.
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Sonny
Elsie Robinson
Atlantic Ocean Voyage Notes From a Passenger Chatty and Wry
A deserter’s rough sea journal describes travel to Europe aboard a liner, with muttered regrets about foreign cooking and a lingering curiosity about life on deck. The writer sketches crowded passages, dockside bustle, and a cast of colorful shipboard characters including a pink faced 15 year old chausseur and a noisy crowd of paneengers. He details delays, fog, and social rituals, ending with a humorous catalog of fellow travelers and garbled post voyage recollections.
Facetious Blasphemy in a Russian Synagogue
A London Graphic image portrays a Cherkesovo Jewish synagogue interior with a mock religious meeting. The caption claims young attendees parody sacred figures and recounts alleged Russian government fomented religious outrages across churches mosques and synagogues.
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