Call for Unified English-Speaking Peace and National Reform
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a platform including an Anglo alliance for global peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment of the House, a National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congress election in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Congress
Escaping Success Curves Through Life’s Northward Route
Moritz Thomsen, now 77, travels from Seattle as his life’s curve bends him again toward escape from success. His fourteen prosperous ventures weigh on him, forcing a rare first vacation aboard a fruit steamer. He muses that youth fights for money, while old wealth learns that success is hard to win and harder to escape.
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Mr. Einstein
Moritz Thomsen
Seattle
Stioul
Reducing Waste TAT Calls for Transportation Study
Charles Bf Schwab suggests applying waste reduction ideas from steel to transportation. Secretary Hoover warned the nation it may outgrow current capacity, risking jams unless foresighted reforms occur. Reorganizing railways into coordinated systems remains slow, and cutting unnecessary haulage could speed regional manufacturing progress.
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Charles Bf. Schwab
Trans
Hoover
Mussolini Lions and Sheep in Italy Money Tale
The piece critiques Mussolini by tying a new Italian coin to an aphorism about living as a lion versus a sheep. It argues the leader, while posing as a lion, relies on keeping people reliant on money tricks to maintain power, ensuring his own position as long as he can feed a few coins to the populace.
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Taly
Mussolini
Lion
Action Counts in Philadelphia Industrial Expansion Plan
Philadelphia industrial leaders announce a construction program totaling 126 million dollars to urgently expand facilities and create jobs. The plan aims to stimulate demand and sustain market consumption, presenting a bold and prudent approach to reducing unemployment.
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Hiladelphia
Right to Be There for Geneva Disarmament Delegation
The American Legion urges an observer from their ranks be added to the U S delegation at the Geneva international disarmament conference. They argue the legion knows war best and must be represented in any talks aiming to reduce American defense below a prudent level.
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United States
Geneva
Legion
Nalgtye
American Legion
Understanding Childhood Ailments Through History
A 1929 article explains how childhood diseases were once grouped and later separated as medical knowledge advanced. It discusses membranous croup now known as diphtheria and spasmodic laryngitis, symptoms of severe airway obstruction, typical onset between ages two and five, and home remedies like warm baths and medicated syrups, urging doctor consultation for treatment.
Ocean Liner Sky Fire Reveals Celestial Fireworks
A mid Atlantic liner passenger describes the sun rising behind clouds as a radiant, almost divine display. He recalls the blazing halo and sunbeams projected on the sea, comparing the moment to a celestial finger drawing a path across the water. The awe inspires reflections on astronomical scale and perception. The narrative blends personal astonishment with facts about the sun and stars, noting distances and the subjective nature of such sights.
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mid-Atlantic
Max
Waa
Jove
Digineter
Beyond Thinking by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Crane argues that true thinking arises after new ideas challenge current beliefs. He decries dogma and urges open dialogue, noting the clash of ideas spurs freedom to preach honest beliefs and the value of bearing opposing views with tolerance.
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Beyond Thinking
Frank ‘Crane
Idena
Roofs as secret Turin car test grounds praised by Mussolini era praise
The piece extols a Turin automobile factory roof used secretly for car tests, noting a 200 foot high track and a spiral runway to test gears while guarding tests from spies. It lauds Italian progress under Mussolini, contrasts with American issues, and urges high rooftop playgrounds for children in great cities like New York with elevators for access.
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Turin
Italy
New York
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