Proposals for a National Peace and Defense Plan
A Hearst Papers discussion outlines an English speaking bloc agreeing to preserve world peace and promote global stability. It calls for proportional Senate representation, reapportionment, a unified National Defense Secretary, and federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. It urges election of Congress in November with inauguration in January following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Unemployment Facts in the United States Discussed
A discussion on unemployment cites politics and seasonal trends. Senator Wagner seeks a labor department report, while Secretary Davis notes scattered, mainly urban, but improving employment with a false 4,000,000 claim. He argues March shows an upward trend and calls for regular public labor data.
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Robert F. Wagner
Congress
Secretary of Labor
United States
James J. Davis
Wagner
Davis
Wagners
Plan for united effort against drunk driving
The piece argues two paths to street safety through traffic education and strict law enforcement. It envisions collaboration between education advocates and enforcement agencies to curb alcohol related driving, with the drunk driver jailed as the most effective deterrent and fines seen as insufficient. It proposes a coordinated plan for all agencies to unite in this fight.
Eye coordination and vision science notes from 1928
The passage discusses how eye coordination affects vision, noting that both eyes must work together for clear sight. It describes experiments with eye dominance, the role of the master eye in aiming, and why glasses may fail if the eyes do not share the load. It ends with a call to consult the fitter for a further test to uncover the real issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepeil
Blausion
Conyrent
Newananer Vea. Ser. Inc
Cycloid and Circle By Garrett P. Serviss
An explanation of a wheel’s point tracing a cycloid while the tire rolls, detailing how a marked point on the circumference moves relative to ground as the wheel rotates. It covers the cadence of the point through contact, ascent, descent, and the cusp where motion appears to halt, noting the relationship between the cycloid and the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalian
J. T
Glowcrater
N.S
International Minture Harvion
Tne
13 Month Calendar Debate Seeks 14 Months
Dr. Frank Crane outlines a 14 month calendar of 28 days each challenging the present system. He notes inertia and the European standard, arguing America could adopt the new calendar without waiting for world consent, comparing it to a weighty reform in weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
America
Europe
Emman
Mont of
Ain
Teague of Nations
Cotnworth
Contery
Yenta
McClura Newamper
Bucolic Press Vela Stuff Ja all grieving atout
Fragmentary OCR text references grieving and a cryptic line. The legible parts mention Alchitun Glahe and a nameless speaker, with unclear event or location. No verifiable names, dates, or concrete actions emerge to anchor a full news item.
Fragmented odd facts on auln woman and unfamiliar names
A fragmentary item notes that an unnamed woman may not call her husband by his name and avoids speaking of him directly. The text hints at a crowd and references a phrase “father of Hormnitei” in unclear context.
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Bin
Taking Crocodile Meat to the Family
An illustrated caption recalls ancestors in Australian hunter gatherer life and contrasts modern comforts with perilous survival. It praises those who worked and sacrificed to provide progress, urging gratitude and action to benefit future generations.
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LABOR
Wall Street
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Areby Peeneent
Rutals
Copeland
White House
Brookfart
Brookham
Garrett P. Serviss
Bucolic Press
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