Hearst Papers Advance Peace and Reform Platform
A compilation outlining proposals for national reforms including equal English spell ing representation, proportional Senate seats, unified defense under a National Secretary, abolishing illiteracy, federal education, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar, Nicaragua Canal construction, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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U S Fortunate in Not Having Joined The League
The Kansas City Star editorial defends staying out of the League of Nations. It argues military force behind sanctions and united arms, criticizes European-centric courts, and asserts America’s independence guards peace. It laments joining would threaten national traditions and warns of overpowering supranational structures.
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Parlor Trick Delights or Baffles Joyce Book Stir
Ames Joyce idol of the few and despair of the many has a new book Sales Teld of Shem ant Shaw. It mocks Joyce language likened to Eskimo and cites Ogden to defend its opaque prose. The piece rejects arguing that the work is unfit reading for those who think this is a newspaper for the truly literate.
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Golf and Health averse In a 25 year rise in golf prominence
The article notes golf’s growing popularity across ages and incomes with more municipal courses and doctors prescribing golf for exercise. A 100 golfer study warned heart conditions worsen with overexertion, fatigue, and poor appetite signals, while normal heart rates can rise with moderate activity.
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Flowing plant division and fruit dispersion notes
The passage discusses how various fruits attract animals for seed dispersal, noting differences among fleshy and inconspicuous fruits and the role of animals in distributing seeds. It outlines plant divisions, especially conifers, and hints at broader botany topics to follow.
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Listen World Get Out of Your Own Way by Elsie Robinson
A fragmented early 20th century column urges readers to stop self sabotage and blame, promoting self reliance and discipline. It stresses tempering anger, resisting excuses, and adopting practical habits to gain personal control and improve family life.
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Telephone sales rise as friendly service goes public
A department store revolution in customer contact shows that cheerful voice tone and attentive phone manner boost orders. Staff of 16 undergo intensive training to greet callers warmly, stressing no purchase is too small, amid rising traffic and interest in in-store pickup.
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His Second Wind in Fain's Era of Perseverance
The piece extols enduring drive in aging innovator Mr. Faison, likening his persistence to figures from literature and history. It argues continued effort overment to sustain momentum, noting that sustained energy fuels invention, risk, and progress despite gray hair and fading youth.
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