Proposals for Peace and National Reform in the United States
The Hearst Papers Advocate discusses an English-speaking peace pact and global harmony plan. It calls for proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, unified military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal literacy efforts under a National Education Secretary, and regular Congressional elections with a presidential inauguration after November.
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Hearst Papers
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Bniit
Congress
Hoover Nomination Reflects Western Values in Government
The piece praises Herbert Hoover as a representative of the Far West, underscoring his honest character and fresh outlook. It argues tradition should yield to new growth, with a focus on honesty in government rather than rhetoric, and lauds Hoover’s straightforward nature.
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Erbert Hoover
Far West
New West
East
Hoover
West
Homer HAT 2 Gripping Tale Through North Cut
The narrative recalls General Nobile and companions crossing the white silence on May 23 while using a modern steed and science wealth. An epic sea voyage ends in icy embrace similar to Franklin and Andree, yet radio beams triumphed, allowing Ulysses to tell Penelope of Poseidon’s wrath. A Homer to sing would endure.
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Nobile
Earth
Franklin
Andree
Gulf of Space
Ulysses
Penelope
Poseidon
Homer
Truth Dangerous R. J. Doran on Prohibition Bias
Prohibition commissioner R J M Doran claims the policy targets workers and that white collar elites escape its impact. He likens the issue to Louis XVI’s downfall, warning the bureau’s aim may determine prohibition’s fate if toil’s sweat fuels liquor for the rich or idle drinking.
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R. J. M. Doran
National Prohibition
Louis XVI
Prohibition Bureau
Health Day for 365 Days of Public Health
A proposal argues for a nationwide health overhaul featuring a health center in every public school and clinics to treat bodily defects. It envisions training camps to teach breathing, posture, hygiene, and emergency response, plus expansive public nursing to aid the sick and threatened, acknowledging high costs.
Questions of History and the Stone Age Timeline
The letter discusses uncertain chronology of ancient civilizations, noting early Egypt and Mesopotamia as contemporaries with Egypt often seen as more influential. It explains two Stone Ages, Old and New, and estimates prehistoric people lived 30,600 to 10,000 years ago, with limited records or precise dating.
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Vatlos
Nile
Africa
Triphratey
Tigris
Ania
Dara
Sargon
Semirarels
Nebuchanezzar
Dahylon
Chalten
Alexander
Tamowa
Christ
Kgypt
Sheir
Tas Grezt
Quatermarr
Fea
Birthmarks Not the Mother's Fault Says Child Health Expert
Royal Copeland M D explains birthmarks are not caused by a mother's acts or fears. He notes marks arise from natural body processes and stresses that blaming mothers only adds suffering. Treatments like electric needle, radiology, and careful surgery offer relief, with emphasis on seeking medical advice promptly.
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Womay Han
Jer
Tory Tom
Mose
Omarky
Mort Cammor
Death, Mortality, and a Mother's Letter Across Time
An essay contemplates death as a universal constraint and drift of life. A found letter from a mother to her daughter reveals remorse and warnings about deceit and weaknesses, suggesting death reshapes values and priorities, and tempers ambition with reflection on what truly matters.
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Walla
McClure
Monkeys and Snakes in An Odd Study of Fear
A curious feature shows three babyhand samples including Himbold's woolly nigger monkey and a sacred Abyssinian baboon mother. It notes a prehensile tail giving extra hold, a monkey’s fear of snakes, and ancient beliefs by Abyssinian natives that protected these monkeys from hunters.
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Himbold
Asia
South America
Abyssinia
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