Hearst Papers Advocate Proposes World Peace and Reforms
The Hearst papers outline proposals including equal status for English speaking peoples to sustain world peace, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a national secretary, federal education drive to end illiteracy, January inauguration, a federal income tax offset by lowering other taxes, a 13 month year with Saturdays as holidays, a Nicaragua Canal project, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Federal efforts to regulate power and communications rise in Senate
The Democratic push in Massachusetts notes that power regulation will become a major issue as Senator Couzens of Michigan leads hearings on a bill creating a federal commission to regulate interstate power and communications. The Senate backs an investigation into the power and wire telegraph industries amid widely differing views and strong public sentiment for reform.
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United States
Senate
Congress
Coyrens
Michigan
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Federal Commission On Communications and Power
Interstate Commerce Commission
Couxens
Couzens
Walsh
Montana
Senator Couzens
Howell
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
Dill
Washington
Wheeler
Tydings
Maryland
Power Trust
Progressive Coalition
Senate x Wonderful Opportunity
Roosevelt
Civic Opera Campaign Seeks 1000 New Members in San Antonio
The San Antonio Civic Opera Company launches a drive to recruit 1000 members, aiming not only for financial support but to engage individuals with the city’s cultural asset. It portrays the effort as a community expression to broaden cultural enjoyment and civic development in a cosmopolitan Texas city.
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San Antonio Civic Opera Company
San Antonio
Texas
Civic Opera Company
Garden Advice for Teens and Garden Tasks
A reader asks for practical gardening guidance including profitable crops for an eighteen year old, how to handle crops not growing as expected, timing for planting, removing unwanted lawn leaves, and whether a single tree can be transplanted. The reply emphasizes careful planning, stepwise actions, and practical methods, staying within simple home gardening tips.
Childs Bill of Rights for American Children
Speaker urges a Childs Bill of Rights ensuring healthy start for every child. Emphasizes clean homes, hygiene, nutrition, prompt medical care, and universal access to health inspections through city clinics and hospital programs. Argues equality of opportunity regardless of wealth and advocates enforceable protections for all children.
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Ameries
Tetley
Millionaire Dreams From Ordinary Foods
An essay links recipe ideas and ordinary ingredients to vast fortunes, noting how mayonnaise, jelly powders, coffee and baking powders, meat products, and even peanut butter have sparked or could spark immense wealth. It cites firms forming huge conglomerates and hints at the allure of Palm Beach lifestyle for those chasing fame through food innovation.
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Washington
U. S. Navy
Bremkfort
Bost
Flelcchmann
J.P. Lorgan and Company
Meyer Gugrenheiro
Kia
Victoria
Figures of Speech and Vigilante History in 19th Century Tales
The text outlines an old saying about a hardworking person receiving little reward, comparing it to a monkey paid with tokens. It traces the term vigilantes to California’s 1850s era, noting groups formed in San Francisco to curb crime, conduct trials, and dispense rough justice in 1851, shaping local safety and order.
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Atfalen
San Francisco
al ‘Vigilanes
Listen World by Elsie Robinson analysis of women in business
A dated essay explores how women enter business and clash with men. It contrasts two successful women, Bertha who acts straight and Stella who uses charm and manipulation. The piece questions whether cooperation beats aggressive tactics in professional life.
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Bualxeos
Bertha
Abe
Ktoils
Miele
Brishti
Stella
Wiing
Ormio
King Weslere
Aya
Tae
New Yorker Dining World Delights and Daring Notes
A 1932 summary reviews New York cuisine and culture from diverse eateries. It catalogs French, Italian, German, Russian, Brazilian, Romanian, Mexican, Japanese, and Harlem spots, noting lavish displays, experimental dishes, and a cosmopolitan eating scene. The piece quotes critics, advertises a chic restaurant culture, and mentions Bret, Luchow’s, and The Bamboo Potentate among others. It reflects on food, theater, and city life, ending with copyright notice.
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New York
New Yorker
Pathe Whiel
Breevoort
Satnyatte
Foyat’s
Voisin
Tule Berry Street
Pletro's
Udth Streedt
Alwage
S8th
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
From apprentice to president, Amen navigates a long industrial path. He begins as an apprentice in a Corry Pennsylvania shop, learns the trade, and becomes a full machinist. He advances to a nine year stint at Dubugia Tran Works, rising to superintendent, then to general superintendent offers in St. Louis, before becoming president and chairman of the board, retiring years ago.
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Dubugye
Dubugia Tran
Hoe
Genéral Auperintendeck
Wallon Lean Works
Loult
Bdded of Ale
John
Neil Ot
Lowe
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