Hearst Papers outline 9 policies for peace and reform
The Hearst Papers advocate equal basis peace among English-speaking peoples without minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate Army Navy and Air forces under a National Defense Secretary, aggressive federal action to abolish illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to lower other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months and all holidays on Saturdays, Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquisition of French and English West Indies if France and England agree.
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Device to limit car speed urged for safety
An article argues manufacturers should market a speed limiting device to cap autos at 30 mph, aiding anxious parents. It notes such devices exist on some heavy trucks but not broadly for cars, and warns that no device can stop all accidents caused by reckless drivers.
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Corporation Court
Poverty Stricken Man Starves While Saving Principal
A Chicago man, reportedly debt free, died of starvation while holding $700 saved across 35 banks. He clung to preserving principal and living on interest, a common fear of poverty. The piece notes chance as a factor in life and describes his mania for safety of funds.
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Chicago
Elevator at Carlsbad Caverns Urged for Sightseers
A San Antonio note suggests federal action to install elevator service at Carlsbad Caverns to spare visitors from long climbs to the entrance. The piece argues access should be earned and that nature guards these grand spectacles, even as times push for ease and convenience. Returning from Carlsbad Caverns in New Nexive.
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San Antonia
Carlsbad Caverns
New Nexive
Perspectives plea for law observance in Nashvite era
A fragmented reflection argues that citizens pledge to observe laws yet resist enforcing them with moral consistency. It notes a rise in eric and warns that honoring prohibitions without signing pledges signals distorted civic perspective. A Matutin visitor would note the paradox.
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Fiquur
Eric
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Hiver
Oller Ray
Mark of Honor II in EFC Pase Blood Transfusion
An American soldier offered himself for a life saving blood transfusion during a vain effort to save a wounded Mexican. He will not receive credit on his service record for Kaning Veowattiden in line of duty, yet his arm scar remains a symbol of honor comparable to an old wound.
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Pase
Aubier
Kaning Veowattiden
Mighty Gotham's Dream of Placing the World in One Vault
The piece extols a grand financial vision centered on the Guaranty Trust and vast profits, contrasting a future era of industrial and urban progress with the old world. It links New York’s growth to investments, technology, and national prosperity, praising initiative and efficiency as drivers of a global ascent.
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Tupiter
Liana
Madison Hyunden
Pluto
Guaranty ‘Trust
Archiracdes
Anschen
Alec Moore
Manhattan
Powitivd
Golliam
Uncle Sam
Jae
Aires
Ate
Sigilix Zation
Handy
Fergen
Parfum Boom in Madison Park Streets Steals Spotlight
The New York report notes a surge of perfume shops along Madison, Park and With avenues. French names dominate while American capital finances expansion as prices rise and windows dazzle. A mix of fragrances for men women and children fuels a lively, consumer driven scene with lavish displays and high profits.
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New York
Manhattan
Paris
Itese Fleya
Ameriany Capital
America
Madison, Park
Dengwil
Tadiy
Fata
Auelbiorene
Pri
Alice
Moon Rockets in Space Explains Rocket Principle
The article discusses Newton's third law and how rocket motion requires reaction force. It uses Verne's concepts and a four-figure sequence to illustrate open space explosion, air resistance, breech confinement, and the rocket firing. It concludes careful experiments support the feasible, if theoretical, possibility of manned rockets traveling between Earth and the Moon.
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Verne
Lie Moon
Juley Verne
Earth
Union
Internatipul Fea Ser. Inc
Peculiar Head Movements in Infants Warned by Doctor
Royal 5 Copeland MD reports infants exhibit unusual head movements across forms including head rolling head banging and head dropping. Movements can be rhythmic regular and widespread and may reflect nervous disturbance or scalp itch. Most cases improve with age proper feeding and medical evaluation.
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Royal
Copeland
Longright
Avribee
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
One of Cleveland’s leading manufacturers and business men, now at the helm of several firms, began as a chemical engineer for Link Manufacturing and worked three years in Michigan construction and stamping before advancing to senior roles at Haller & Goodwin and later becoming president of Vitrowny Inun ling and Vitreour Hleel Product, named Stobert Tandrum.
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Ang Maninger
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