United Peace Plan and Reform Proposals Prompt Action
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines an English speaking peace pact, proportional Senate representation with at least five senators per state, and prompt reapportionment in the House. It calls for a National Defense Secretary overseeing Army Navy and Air Forces, a National Education Secretary to end illiteracy, and immediate federal efforts. Election timing targets November with installations on January first following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Building Up Private Merchant Marine
A piece urging Congress to back a robust American Merchant Marine with private capital. It argues for domestic flagships, long term loans, foreign mail carriage contracts, and a Merchant Marine Naval Reserve, citing Shipping Board support and proposed bills by Copeland and White to extend government aid without adjournment.
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Congress
High Seas
Shipping Board
The
Merchant Marine Naval Reserve
Sip
Washington
Copeland
Wye, White
Hope for Lepers in South Africa Sparks Treatment Debate
A long scanned notice discusses leprosy as a global disease blighting many, with a controversial method claiming to burn out the infection by fever. It notes declines in cases in China and the Philippines under American influence and lists remaining cases in the United States and Europe, citing hospital efforts and impending changes.
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Holy Writ
Mindy
South Africa
China
Philippines
America
Yeh
Stu Prati¢ises
New Orleea
Mews York
Health sowing yields lifelong vigor and long life
In a 1928 essay William Sadler argues health begins in childhood and is built through daily choices. He credits schools, churches, clubs, and media for teaching hygiene, proper diet, sun and air, and clean living as seeds sown for a harvest of health, energy, and longevity.
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William
Sadler
Parenta
Radio
Dinenac
Fea, Ser. Inc
Interest in Stars By GARRETT P SERVISS
Interest in stars and popular astronomy grows through Amateur Astronomers Association linked with the American Naval Battery in New York. Harvard Observatory and other institutions lead nationwide efforts to educate the public, with meetings, telescope viewing, and lectures drawing interest from the public and notable figures.
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Garrett P, Serviss
American Naviral Hattery
New York
Harvard Abervatory
Maine
South America
South Africa
North Star
Alwia m
Sabhiagr
kRysitar Aleeant
Abii
Onlgla
Missouri City Day Promises Elation and Parade
An unusual local notice describes a Missouri event with planned ceremonies and a public gathering. It mentions a date and a community welcoming mood as residents anticipate celebrations and civic participation.
Battles With Bugs By Dr Frank Crane
A pamphlet The Forest Primer by the American Tree Association surveys tree destroying insects and their impact. It notes pests like bark beetles pests and termites threaten forests and lumber prices, urging funding to protect forests and educate youth on tree value and care. It highlights Oregon pine beetles Adirondacks bark beetles and the need to fight infestations to prevent vast economic losses. Charles Lothrop Pack is praised for dedicating his life to trees and forest protection.
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American Tree Association
Aresume
Oregon
Seaty
Vizilan
Tle
Adirondacks
le O. Howskaye
Mueb
Charles Lothrop Pack
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A fragmented biographical sketch follows the early life and career of Philip Nowlan beginning with childhood schooling, early work, and formative roles. The text traces schooling in Ealing, a move to Calbtorning, and progression to publishing and theater work before shifting to later career steps in New York.
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Philip Nowlan
Ealing Goblivhers
Bowke Peat Grent
Fiona Wren
Vadhina
Aean Visly
Flint
Wien
Misey
al Bo Haok Publishing Flom
Nathan Straus Lifesaving Milk Philanthropy Highlight
Nathan Straus saved thousands of children's lives by distributing free pure milk to the poor and educating doctors and the public about raw milk dangers. His work extended across many cities and European countries, with New York as a central hub, influencing doctors, parents, and city governments.
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Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Figures of Speech and a Hoax Word Emerges in Language
A fragment discusses canards and ink as hoax tools, noting how newspapers may shape stock perception. It mentions a plan to mislead readers, a paddle question, and a curious new term ranged arising from duck tools, illustrating language evolution amid garbled text.
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Nike
Ander
Wmeann
Ty McCain
Ananater
Tiny
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Cal
Jost
Frayne
EA Hairolman
Smeltz ueTe
Little Brownie
KOZ and Kamera Klub
Lieut
Tuscahy
Chicago
Ares
Murphy
Are Court
Fiborous
Royals
S . Portland
Astron- Mnors Association
Bulerson
Mearen
Wiliam
Treaumer
Anteura
Uren da Mensines
Amtanies Hove
Mets
Bucolic Press
Gbiseen
Trefihte
Ain Hinthie
Colverit Bight
Bugs
Frank Crane
Alisher
J. C. Heal
Anil
Docamink
Hix
Pennuinen Affine
Aiver, Murdeth & Colmany
Doreen
Vane Worm
Mr. and
Mrs
Nathan Straue
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