Peace and Reform Platform for United States Government
The article outlines proposals from the Hearst Papers advocating an alliance of English-speaking nations to secure world peace, a two or more Senate per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and congressional elections in November with presidential inauguration on January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Four Horsemen of Narcotics Threaten World Health
The piece traces narcotic supplies from opium to heroin and cocaine, noting India, Turkey, Persia as key producers and Britain’s role in opium traffic. It cites rising U S addicts from 100000 in 1870 to about 1 million by 1939, calls for international action and enforcement of the 1926 treaty to curb illegal imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
India
Great Britain
United States
South America
East Indies
Turkey
Persia
China
Japan
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Debts of Honor and the Veteran Care Question
A wartime obligation debate arises as Congress weighs veteran hospitalization policy. General Hines estimates nervous disorders among 160000+ future veterans, while the American Legion urges full hospital care regardless of illness origin. Experience suggests a compromise, but the Legion argues nations must honor pledges to all veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hines
Veterans’ Bureau
American Legion
Legion
George Seeks New Radio and Heater After Interference
George complains his furnace and broad tuning radio block DNA reception due to local station interference. He requests a new radio and electric heater. Citizens likely organize a benefit to help George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing George
George
Curing Resius by Diet For Infants No. Constipation
An article advises parents that underhydration causes constipation in babies and suggests increasing water, proper feeding, and avoidance of regular laxatives. It warns against overfitting to fretfulness with breastfeeding and promotes diet adjustments and supportive measures like fruit juices and gentle enemas if needed. It emphasizes not to self prescribe drugs and to rely on natural feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howela
Consright
Fane, Ser. Inc
Story of Gemini by Garrett P Serviss
The article recalls the March evenings in Gemini, describing Castor and Pollux as the Twins of the zodiac. It notes their binary nature, orbital periods, and their mythic and navigational significance, linking them to ancient legends, maritime aid, and literary references from Macaulay and the tale of Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Story of
Gemini By
Garrett P, Serviss
Gemini
Castor
Pollux
Grion
Wriliawca
Roemioble
Wall of Diamonds
Wileinm Serselit
Angel
Cantor
Molye
Tyl
Ter
Leda
Efden
Troy
Macomay
Rome
Elmo
Paul
Krmil Jandwig
Cougar
Mexandria
Over-population Fears From Dr Frank Crane Analysis
A Wisconsin professor predicts a crowded world with scarce food as population climbs. He cites Malthus and diminishing returns, argues statistics mislead beyond a point, and questions why birth ratios and war destruction don’t disrupt trends. The piece notes uncertainty and the gamble of future events.
Artlese Ads ArUnlnn Creelaver Seeks Table Read
In New York city an artlese advertiser Creelaver seeks a table for hand painted items by Monanarte Krill Bruiloa and Nooss Tyenlwan Ady. The notice mentions an auction or display event in the metropolitan area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ArUnln
Creelaver
Aubmit
Nooss Tyenlwan
Ady
New York
Apostle of Work: Amadeo Giannini Gives UC Foundation
Italian American magnate Amadeo P Giannini donates 1.5 million dollars from 1927 banking profits to the University of California to fund the Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics. The Bank of Italy founder, a farmer's son, built a vast banking empire and remains active at 67, directing his legacy toward supporting California farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amadeo P. Giannini
University of California
Giannini Foundation of Agricultural Economics
United States
Bank of Italy of California
Giannini
California
Bank of Italy
San Francisco
Tle
Ite
Figures of Speech Refer to Ball of Fortune Nickname
A distorted text describes a political lender nicknamed the “tennin ball of fortune” once a Roman emperor named Mertinax. It recounts quick changes of power, the Praetorian Guard, and attempts to imitate reforms. The piece notes shifts in leadership and the guard’s role in proclaiming emperors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennin
Wan
Mertinax
Nick Hinton
Wynne
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Skaced
Sprich
Maton O& Burrald
Roar
Copeland
Yor
Frank. Crane
Wisconsin
Malthus
UN Nsa
Henry George
Jeley
Nature
Jlook Ag
Ung
Bucolic Press
Thilander
Wruatt
Paulernl
Artlese Ads
Apostle OF
Amadeo T, Gianstni
Guarda
Brea Monthia
Perlinas
Toman
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