Peace and political reforms urged by English-speaking union
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines aims including an English-speaking nations alliance for world peace, proportional Senate representation with 20 states having under two Senators, swift reapportionment in the House, a unified national defense under a single Secretary, education department to end illiteracy, and Congress elected 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
Secretary of Education
Congress
Just Kids Safety Club Encourages Crosswalk Vigilance
Over three thousand San Antonio children under fourteen pledge to observe street traffic laws and look up and down before crossing. Sponsored by The San Antonio Light, the program earned strong parental cooperation as it aims to prevent accidents on busy streets.
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San Antonio
Just Kids Safety Club
Place to Study II and Home Study Injustice
Professor Patty Smith Hill of Columbia told the Progressive Education association that the average home is unready as a place of study. Teaching is a combined science and art requiring training and experience. Mother instinct helps but few mothers know the best way to manage children's studies, making home study an evasion of school duty and an injustice to the future.
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Patty Smith Hill
Columbia
Progressive Education Association
Flying Tour Offers Desert Flights to Petra and Jerash
A tourist agency markets a Mediterranean trip using airplanes to carry a party to Petra in Arabia where camping gear rides in the plane and passengers sleep under the desert stars. Another group will traverse Palestine to Jerash in a custom aircraft to view ancient cities once connected to Alexander the Great.
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Petra
Arabia
Palestine
Jerash
Alexander the Great
Bagdad
Babylon
Tower of Babel
Marriage rise and divorce fall signal hopeful state
The Department of Commerce reports marriages increasing and divorces decreasing, with a noted drop in admissions for feeble mindedness. Despite no link between these trends, the overall tone is congratulatory, praising a state as a good place to live and invite others.
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Department of Commerce
Tex Rickard vows legal challenge to prize fight tax
Tex Rickard says he will hire lawyers to contest the 25 percent tax on prize fight tickets, a move that pleases the legal profession. He notes that the prize ring would benefit from being pad locked if not defeated.
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Tex
Tex Rickard
Enteroptosis and abdominal organ prolapse described
An excerpt discusses enteroptosis or intestinal prolapse, detailing how abdominal organs like the liver spleen stomach and kidneys are held in place by muscles and bones. It explains causes symptoms and the role of proper physical conditioning to prevent this condition.
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Comyright
Newsppaper Fes, Inc
Saturns Rings A Study Of Its Structure And Fate
Saturn now visible in Scorpio and crossing midnight, prompting renewed questions about its rings. The rings vary in width and thickness, with three main ring sections and a veiled inner ring. Observations suggest possible descent of ring material and collisions within the swarm, but no definite conclusion on their fate.
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Saturn
Urtilitariana
Sauron
Dieter
Placia
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
The article traces the career path of a major banking figure who started as an office boy at Exchange National Bank of Cincinnati at eighteen, later joining Cincinnati National Bank, becoming deputy receiver for Fidelity National Bank, then president of Fifth National Bank, and subsequently president of Hugh-Third National Bank and Union Trust Company.
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Philip Nowlan
Exchange National Bank of Cincinnati
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Wan
Fidelity National Bank
Natonal Bank
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Tie Suldanes
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Union Truat Company
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Henry George Reviews From Crane and Others
The piece extols Henry George's Progress and Poverty as profoundly instructive and accessible. It quotes Newton D. Baker and Elbert Hubbard praising the work and notes its global circulation and translations.
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Henry Scorga
Ala
Woods
Henry George
Newton D. Taker
Secresary of War
Asid
Woodrow Wilson
Elbert Tintbach
McClure
Modern Art and Salome On Display
A strong critique of contemporary German art and Salome imagery. The writer mocks modern pieces as unartistic while arguing art has fallen ill and needs a drastic jolt to revive, likening it to a country doctor curing a boy by inducing a fit to restart artistic vitality.
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