Peace and Reform Plainly Proposed in Article
The Advocate lists proposals for an English-speaking bloc to preserve world peace, proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department, federal action to abolish literacy, and a January inauguration schedule for the President and a November election for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Water Rate Reduction And Beautification Of San Antonio
Discussion favors a careful reduction of water rates to encourage homeowners to beautify their properties while ensuring the municipally owned waterworks remains financially viable. Rates should reflect equipment state and population growth, with San Antonio's high water quality and corporate management supporting favorable comparisons with similar cities. Reports indicate San Antonio dawns a favorable outlook for water pricing.
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San Antonio
Cherokee Phoenix—first Cherokee newspaper in America
The Cherokee nation created a printing office at New Echota Georgia in 1828 and produced The Phoenix. Elias Boudinot edited with missionary aid, using Seequo-yah script and English text. By nine months, its reach spanned nations as literacy in the Cherokee alphabet grew. four million pages had been printed by 1842. Government injustice led to the 1895 Georgia Guard seizure ending this landmark paper.
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America
Cherokee Council
New Echota
Georgia
Elias Boudinot
New Jersey
American Board
The
Phoenix
Georgia Guard
Hale
Cherokee Phoenix
Statue of Kossuth ordered for New York City
A statue of Hungarian patriot Kossuth is ordered for New York City while being completed in Budapest. The piece recalls Count Karalyi who sought entry several years ago but was not admitted, with commentary that dead eminent men are treated with more respect and perceived safety than living ones.
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Kossuth
New York City
Budapest
Count Karalyi
Iron and Lime, Important to Health
Royal S Copeland M D explains the essential roles of iron and calcium in diet, noting iron-rich foods like lean meats eggs and vegetables and the importance of lime for teeth and bones. He warns against iron deficiency and emphasizes balanced maternal nutrition influencing child development, with milk and produce highlighted as key sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
United States
Wales
Newsperer Fees
Ser
Toc
Greenland Storm Observatory Elevates Ice Citadel to Global Stage
The Greenland ice cap is described as a formidable storm citadel influencing global weather. Since July the Mt Ryans meteorological observatory on a western Greenland slope studies high pressure systems as cold air pours from the ice cap. Research led by Professor William H. Hobin links immense glacier dynamics to powerful northeastward storms, transforming Greenland into a focal point of climate interest and human activity.
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Greenland
Maxoen
Ald
Elomer Rnven
Noden
Williaum H. Hobin
Michigan University
Groeneland Observatory
Groeland
Friesion
Chia
Prolemar Uwullex
Oie
Antarctic
Modern Were Wolf By Dr Frank Crane
The essay examines legends of werewolves and argues human nature can be both noble and depraved. It cites a brutal kidnapping and dismemberment case to illustrate the depth of cruelty possible, noting the shock this crime causes in American society and reflecting on moral capacity within the human heart.
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Olding
Fortes
Gellon
The Dawes Plan and the German anger at Uncle Sam
The piece argues that after the Allies defeated Germany the United States profited by the Dawes Plan to extract gold payments from Germany. It criticizes Uncle Sam as a tool of financial coercion, contrasts German views in Munich cartoons, and laments that the war did not end all wars but instead left democracy deeply resented worldwide.
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Germany
United States
Uncle Sam
Science Sideshow When Wolves Turn Fishers
Wolves shift from deer to aquatic prey when inland deer vanish, expanding their diet to fishers and other animals. In famished times they enter streams, killing numerous prey and broadening feeding patterns.
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Finhverown
Tavera
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A biographical sketch traces the career path of a maritime engineer from early training at Glabe Iron Works through roles at Maryland State Company Engingee and New York University to professorships at California and Wisconsin and later executive positions with Dwight P. Robinson Company and partners in Pasadena.
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Philip Nowlan
United Sinton Gat
Apeak
Loward Dhana
Glabe Iron Works
Claveland
Btanford
Cornell Univeraiilen
Ea Vprit
Thia
Marine Department
Maryland Stet Company
Thin Connection
Pont An
Engingee
New York University
Thin Pont
Unbversity of
California
Chernerrag
Pro
Espn
Cornel
Wiseconsin
Abonl Boren
Jébon Haptinn
Dwight P. Robinson Company
Jn Carl O.'Phomas
Pasadena
Artleses Ads Lene-If you want your coat, come home
A fragmented notice from Cleveland advertises a coat pickup or return. Readable bits indicate a local ad about retrieving a lost or stored item, urging residents to come home to claim the garment.
Bucolic Press WHE Ticker Purchase Reported
A terse item notes the WHE Ticker purchase. details are sparse and the McCreary County Ry records show a cataloging entry. The note hints at a price-related matter and a waning supply, with local circulation referencing the Bampain region.
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Bampain Price
Bangeroor
McCreary County
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Advocate
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Sy Law
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By Garrett P. Serviss
Wolf
Frank Crane
Norace Lustwell
Korook
Taxor
Tonyrlahht
McClura Sawapaner
Dawes Man
Munich
Artleses Ads
Cleveland
Bucolic Press
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