Proposals for National Peace and Unified Defense Plan
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a program asking for an English-speaking bloc to foster world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Force, federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and a November congressional election with presidential inauguration the following January.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Lindy Film to Make History Human
Hearst film experts for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer preserve Lindberghs 40,000 mile aviation journey from training to Paris flight and goodwill tours in Mexico and the Caribbean. The cinema aims to humanize history for posterity, making past events vivid and teachable for future generations.
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Lindbergh
Lindy
Hearst Film
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Paris
Mexico
Caribbean
Picture Studios
Statistical Mystery About Sugar Consumption
A historical note questions conflicting sugar use figures in the United States. Beet sugar firms claim 1927 per capita intake of 107 pounds, while doctors say sugar fattens. The piece cites that despite high consumption, women remained sylphlike and men shed earlier shapes, asking who really ate the sugar. It references 1828 figures of 88 pounds per person and wonders about national eating patterns.
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United States
Wonders of Surgery in Chicago Kill Boy After Repair
A 10 year old boy underwent a daring chest operation. Surgeons cleansed a coagulated lead lodged near the heart and replaced the organ, the wound sealed, but the youth died the next day. The report praises medical advances and the steady progress of science.
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Chicago
Noon Dethroned By Garret P Serviss
An exploration of why noon is not a fixed daily hinge due to the equation of time and daylight saving. The article discusses solar days, mean noon versus true noon, and how clocks, seasons, and time zones affect the apparent sun at midday.
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S.O
T. C
New York
Varias
Ubaldale
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Alonta
Halifax
International Teasure Serv, Inc
Right Living for Children by Royal Copeland M D
Advice on child nutrition and home care stressing parental responsibility. Warns of long term health risks from poor habits and emphasizes maternal guidance, hygiene, and consultation with a doctor to combat child malnutrition and disease.
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Royal
Copeland, M. D
Te Biought
America
Ernest
Wofmean
International Bugaboos In Diplomacy And Trust
Dr Frank Crane argues that the widespread belief in deceitful foreign diplomats while ours are naive feeds international tensions. He cites Wilken's leadership, European statesmanship, and warns against distrust, urging courage and measured caution in dealings with other nations.
Science Sideshow Timouse Tale in a Bird Weaehig
Fragmented OCR reads like a quirky science column with nonsensical terms about a timouse, a bird weaehig, and a robber retreating after a meal. Names, dates, or clear facts are unreadable, leaving a surreal, garbled vignette of misread science prose.
Moving Picture Talent From Asquith in Shooting Stars
A Scene From Asquith's Photoplay notes Anthony Asquith, son of a British prime minister, devoting Oxford education to screenwriting. His first film Shooting Stars is praised by insiders as talented though British-made, offering a moral about not falling for a comic actor when you have a husband.
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Anthony Asquith
Great Britain
Oxford
Mr. Asquith
Moving Picture Life
Figures of Speech In Historic Avowals and Names
The passage discusses terms like Cath Themacs and Onthay, noting their use as labels for actors in antique performances. It explains how these names entered Mtnropa via a Venetian fraternal society and traces origins to a land associated with Khiiank, linking to ancient invasions by the Mongola.
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Mtnropa
Aha Khiiank
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