Proposals for a National Civil Service and Defense Structure
The Hearst Papers Advocate lists plans for international peace among English-speaking nations, proportional representation with at least two Senate seats per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified Department of National Defense under a Secretary, federal literacy abolition under Education, and Congress elected in November with inauguration on January 1.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
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Navy
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United States
Congress
Wright plane dispute over museum custody
An opinion letter argues the original 1903 Wright Flyer should reside with the Smithsonian in Washington rather than the British National Museum in London. It notes the Smithsonian’s American trusteeship and the Wright brothers’ undisputed aviation priority, urging preservation of the historic Kitty Hawk aircraft in the United States.
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London
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Juustice
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Wright Brothers
Kittyhawk
Prophet of science fantasy Jules Verne celebrates a centennial
A concise tribute to Jules Verne born February 8 1828 in Nantes and died March 24 1905 in Amiens. His popular works such as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea Around the World in Eighty Days and From the Earth to the Moon fused adventure with scientific speculation. Verne began writing at twelve and later studied law before turning to literature. His influence persists as readers treasure his imaginative visions of underwater travel aerial craft and space exploration.
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Dr. Ox
Michael Strogoff
Jules Verne
Livonia
America
Vere
Paris
Munchausen
Nantes
Amiens
Blame or Not Blame A Malay Man In Sacramento
A Malay man named Ahammad Jani Ben Sid shot Salieh Moon Ab in Sacramento California over a dispute about waking him to demand payment. The piece argues Malay customs differ but shooting is illegal in America, noting the clash of cultures and law.
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Salieh M Moon Ab
Muhammed Jani Ben Sid
Salieh Moon Air
Sacrament
Calif
Sacramento
Malay Archipelago
America
Ta Thao
Strong Have Friends in Tarry Lauder Speech
A garbled excerpt quotes a stance favoring friendship over warships. It references Canadian youth in New York and Nealiee, noting some people value protection of the weak over naval armament, while suggesting warships serve enemies.
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Tarry Lauder
New York
Nealiee
Sunny Smile Brings Best Dividend Observes Doctor
A column by Royal Copeland M D argues health and cheerfulness reinforce each other. He cites habits, self control, and positive thoughts as keys to better wellbeing, noting temperance and kindness improve health and mood.
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Sunny
Royal S. Copeland
New York
Addison
Langright Jeff
Memepaper Feeder
Jes
Human Slavery by Dr Frank Crane
A discussion on the history and progress of human slavery, noting ancient and modern practices, the role of Lincoln in emancipation, and the ongoing moral struggle toward liberty. The piece cites Sierra Leone’s freeing of slaves and reflects on civilization’s gradual move away from oppression, ending with a copyright notice from 1822.
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Frank Crane
Jobn Wesley
Greoce
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Sierra Leone
Africa
Won
Bir
John Minion
McClure Newspaper
Byn
Mentality in Old Age and Lifelong Learning
An editorial in the Columbia University home study discourse notes that many seniors enroll in courses, arguing the mind endures and even improves with age. It urges lifelong study as post-graduate living, cautions against aging myths, and likens intellect to a force that survives bodily decay.
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Columbia University
Mana
Truly Beautiful Picture A Really Great Artist Portrait of Old Holland
A printed portrait of a Flemish family portrays a mother and father with four children. The image is praised as truly beautiful despite printing limits and is celebrated for its spiritual beauty and depiction of concentration, earnestness, and family harmony.
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Holland
Sideshows of Science Deaptty Mer Name in Ancient Reef
An OCR damaged snippet describes a large four to five foot wide specimen with a name like anksa Mapper and a whale of mapping activity. It mentions a skate that resembles a whip and small marine creatures linked to a tech display.
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Akaie
Tony
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