A Hearst Editorial: national reform and international aims
A period piece advocating equal English speaking unity and world peace with no minority cap in foreign leagues, Senate proportional representation, separate defense departments under a national secretary, federal literacy drive, January inauguration, a selling tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year, Nicaragua Canal project, and Caribbean acquisitions as debt settlement options.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papete
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
Witte Memorial Museum Advocates Pure Science Impact
The article argues science thrives in a hospitable era, highlighting geology and economic gains from pure research. It notes helium’s use for airships, dam foundation lessons, and the broader value of studying primitive society. San Antonians are urged to support the museum’s African expedition work.
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Witte Memorial Museum
California
Pope
San Antonians
Africa
San Antonio
Surprise findings on California railroad accident weather effects
railroad commission statistics show more accidents in fair weather than in foul, noting the risk from unexpected events. drivers amid rain, fog, or sleet stay alert, yet fair weather gives a false sense of safety and dulls caution.
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S Railroad Commission For
California
Broadway Transit Decoy Touts Ride Amid City Scene
New York reports describe block long buses on Broadway cleared for theater crowds. Decoy conductors lure passengers with sharp talk and cheap promises while hidden escorts, paid to entice, fill the vehicle with a mix of staged chatter and coercive sales.
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New York
Broadway
Tims
Coney
Tinnery
Chintown
Broadway Shops and Theater Talk Echo 1920s Nightlife
A fragmentary reminiscence critiques Broadway midtown retail clutter and old theater habits. It laments shuttered or matted shops, gaudy gilt signs, and a waning theater scene amid rising ticket prices and shifting entertainment tastes.
Mayan Civilization and the Rise and Fall of Its Empires
A historical overview of the Maya in Yucatan from pre Columbian times to the rise and collapse of their empires. It notes ancient cities and architecture, the enigmatic calendar, and possible causes including epidemic disease and external conquest. Harvard tropical medicine expeditions at Chichén Itzá are mentioned as efforts to explain the decline.
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Mexico
Cortez
Yucatan
Europe
Chicken Tian Tut
Chichen Ytzu
Triste
Persent
Harvard University Schodl For the
Ywcatan
Chichém Itza
Intermational
Fea. Aer, Inc
Indiscrete Eating Affects Sleep Says M D Copeland
A letter from Dr Copeland discusses how poor eating patterns can disturb sleep across ages. He cites night terrors in children, insomnia in adults, and various causes such as poor ventilation, heavy bed coverings, digestion issues, and chronic constipation as disruptors of rest. He urges attention to bedroom conditions for healthier sleep.
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Stopastille
Sideshows of Science Dead Men's Fingers
Fifty albums below the surface of the reef crew, the Dead Men’s Fingers appear as an ugly coral named for its human hand like shape. Divers fear its slimy look and confusion over whether it is a marine animal or decayed remains. In clear water it gleams as a sea polyp useful for ornaments.
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Rcewnin
Mr Knowitall by Herbert Kaufman Conyri
The column mocks a self important adult who scoffs at new ideas and belittles others. It contrasts primitive cleverness with modern progress and notes his insistence that change is dangerous while offering little constructive insight.
WHEN TO QUIT Something Many People New
An old newspaper note discusses a two toed sloth from the Crane Pacific Expedition sent to Chicago. It describes the creature hung from a pole at the Field Museum and moralizes on knowing when to hold on or let go in life.
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Crane Pacific
Marshall Field
Chicago
Karl Schmidt
Pacific
Tiang
Whten
Welen
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