Proposal Aims Peace and Senate Reform Across Nation
The outline calls for an English-speaking bloc to promote world peace, proportional representation in the Senate with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, abolition of illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, Congressional elections in November, inauguration on January 1 following the election, and a January 1 presidential inauguration.
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
Secretary
Education
Congress
Notable remarks on human breeding in race improvement
Laurane warned that human breeding should follow plant breeding laws through intelligent selection and crossing. He argued America blends races into a mighty combination and that the fit should be increased while the unfit is reduced. He urged absolute prohibition of marriage of the unfit to endure civilization.
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America
Laurbane
Consistency and example for youth in public life
A piece reflecting on a London hospital visit where a boy questions a prince’s identity due to mismatched socks and tie. It argues elders are constantly under scrutiny by the rising generation and stresses that professions should match actions, ensuring consistency in all conduct.
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England
Royal National Orthopedic Hospital
London
Prince
Prince Henry
King George
Rewarding Merit In Government Pay Envelopes
A junior army officer devised a use for old material that saved 109000 dollars. He earned thanks from a superior, which is all the law permits. The piece wonders if monetary rewards beyond official recognition could better honor merit without harming the republic.
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Hile
Republic
No Pride in U S Foreign Trade Leadership Yet
The article notes about 350 sailing ships still active in the United States foreign trade, most of them American, and argues that leadership in this obsolete water transport method is not a source of pride for the United States merchant marine.
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United States
Gravity Inside Earth and Center Weight Debate
A reader questions gravity under Earth, noting that a body near the center would experience reduced weight per Newton, while Laplace’s formula suggests gravity peaks around mid depths and vanishes at the center. The explanation discusses shell theory, variable density, and immense central pressure, with references to Woodward and Laplace.
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Newton
Earth
Sphere
Laplace
Woodward Laplace
Wiley
Triarmalunel
Nature Exacts Toll for Wrong Living
Royal S Copeland writes on how daily habits shape health and lifespan. He argues disciplined lifestyle from youth prevents midlife decline, urging regular exercise and restraint to avoid future ailment and loss of vitality.
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Nature
Royal
S. Copeland
M. Oe Yeight
X Peu Ie
Condemned Victor Hugo Reflections on Death in Sermon Style
A fragmented late 19th century passage muses on mortality quoting Victor Hugo about all men being condemned to death. It discusses death’s horror, spectators’ emotions at executions, and Shakespeare and Roget lines as witnesses to fear. The text cites McChuire Newspaper Ayn and references religious contemplation.
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Victor Hugo
Snyder
Gray
McChuire
Persepolis in Ruins and Greek Vengeance Across Time
The piece recalls Persepolis begun by Darius and completed by Xerxes, its ruined audience hall and the king's throne, then recounts Alexander the Great's destruction of Persepolis. It notes Thais, the burning of Artemis’ temple, and Alexander's later city plans and sculptural remnants, ending with a reflection on hells in world religions and Dante.
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Persepolis
Darius
Xerxes
Jesser Patentates
Greece
Alexander
Persia
Persian Empire
Alexander the Great
Thais
Persepollis
Ephesus
Prominent Chemist Frank A. Lidbury’s Rise in Industry
A renowned chemist born in Letpaly who studied in England and the United States rose from chief chemist at Oldbury Riceteothomfont near Niagara Falls to senior management at the firm. Within seventeen years he advanced to president and general manager, later directing the Western Reduction Company and serving as president of the American Electrochemical Society.
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Nin Barn Jala Inihiatrind
Rome
Ims
Vingland
Letpaly
Joh
United
Oldbury Riceteothomfont Company
Nitgare Falta
Thyeyny
Frank A. Lidbury
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New York
Aoy
Laure
Lina
Avery Sanny
Jonth
San Antonio
Alexandria
Asia
Hell
Dante
Satan
Philip Nowlan
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