Peace and reform platform for national governance
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a multi item platform: English-speaking nations unite for global peace. proportional representation in the Senate with at least two senators per state. prompt reapportionment in the House. unified national defense under a Secretary of National Defense. federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. and election of Congress in November with inauguration on January 1 following.
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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
Future of Exposition And Live Stock Show debated for San Antonio
There is broad support for keeping the International Exposition and Livestock Show, with the city possibly taking over operations. The event benefits San Antonio and surrounding counties through visitor influx, agricultural progress, and city advertising, though it is not strictly profit making. Debate continues on city ownership versus shared responsibility aligned with Latin American trade and Texas livestock impact.
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San Antonio
Texas
France Officials Bar Moving Picture Of Premier Poincare
A fragmented report notes French deputies blocked a planned film showing Premier Poincare in action. The piece contrasts officials resisting a moving picture portrayal with American leaders avoided in similar depictions. It references Tanganyika and a Seine-side tribe as unrelated political echoes.
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Chamber of Deputies
Davis
Cnapsetye
Poincare
France
Weiter
Lake ‘Tanganyika
East Africa
Austin
Coolidge
Lesson of History on Peace Counsel of a Fallen Diplomat
A historical reflection on Rince Licungowsky, once envoy to London during World War I, who urged peace but was ignored. The text laments the world’s fragile memory, noting the diplomat’s death on his Czecho-Slovakian estate and warning that future calls for victory or death could rekindle blind passions and unsafe, unready responses.
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Rince Licunqgwsky
Tierm
London
False Beauty Standards and Health Above Looks
A 19th century editorial argues photos distort true beauty and urges valuing health and vitality over facial perfection. It urges embracing natural features, avoiding cosmetic surgery, and cultivating a vigorous mind and body for lasting appeal. Copyright 1823 Newspaper Pen Her Inn.
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Tou Hobe
Fini
Science Baffled by Mystery of Waves
A reader explores the nature of light and electromagnetic waves, explaining how light, heat, and radio waves differ yet interrelate. The piece discusses wave propagation, Hertzian theory, and the transfer of energy from distant sources, noting how various wavelengths produce different effects.
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Hy Garrett P
Serviss Nolo
Abe
Conversation Advice From Grenville Kleiver on Speaking
The writer Grenville Kleiver offers concise tips for effective talk. He warns against wasted time on idle talk and stresses clear thinking, calm voice, and respectful listening. Avoid interruptions and controversial topics while structuring dialogue as a ritual exchange of ideas.
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Grenville Kleiver
Aubrey
Stariow
Lyon
Hugger
Nancy Ann Miller Bride of Former Maharajah of Indore
An American girl from Seattle becomes the bride of Indore’s former ruler, converts to Brahminism, and endures social and religious upheaval. The piece questions motive, happiness, and cultural clashes as she kneels at Indian fires and adopts a new identity, raising debates about faith and identity.
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Nancy Ann Miller
Maharajah of
Indore
Tormane
India
Seattle
Nancy Ann Mailer
Jndia
Kipling
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