Hearst Papers Outline Constitutional Reforms and Expansion
The Hearst Papers advocate equal English speaking representation to aid peace, proportional Senate seats with at least two per state, united armed forces under a National Defense Secretary, education-driven literacy abolition, January as installation date, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquiring French and English West Indies as part payment to France and Britain.
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Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
Texas dairying industry promoted for growth in Schulenburg
Industry officials urge Texas dairying expansion citing Schulenburg as a key site for a Texas condensery due to diversification among farmers, strong milk supply, and climate advantages. National milk product firms consider Texas plants, pledging stable markets for agricultural outputs and reduced risk of overproduction.
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Reading Milk Canning Companies
United States
Schulenburg
Texas
Gsiverind
Citywide spring clean up announced by C M Chambers
AYOR C M Chambers announced a citywide cleanup during the second week in April urging San Antonians to cooperate with the city garbage department. He warns that warm weather brings flies and mosquitoes and stresses sanitation as a shared duty to prevent disease.
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Ayor C. M. Chambers
San Antonians
Opera Pays Its Way In San Antonio Grand Opera Profits
The Lyric league final report shows net profits for the season of 4228.3F, a record for San Antonio. Grand opera has rarely paid its way, yet local citizens’ effort made the season a success, leaving the city in debt to supporters for services rendered.
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Grand Opera
San Antonio
Lyric League
Citisens of
Opera
Diary of a modern Pepys reads as chaotic city notes
A fragmented diary style piece from New York on March 25 portrays a restless urban mood. The writer wanders from cinema and theater chatter to personal reflections, noting names, places, and random observations about culture, fashion, and daily life in a restless, stream-of-consciousness voice.
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Ziegfeld
Tayeheen al Timndy
Wal
Riuita
Jul Barly
Dytel
Annus Olbors
Lynskey
Anthony Bildle
Lupe
Geing
Jonathan
Moon's pitted face and meteor questions arise
A reader asks how the moon could retain a pitted surface despite constant bombardment by meteors and solar heating. The writer discusses lunar lava floors, ancient volcanic floods, and why Earth’s atmosphere prevents visible meteor marks on the Moon.
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Ben F. Wright
New York
Mywelf
Gubfrek
Earta
Localized Pains From Occupation By Royal S Copeland M D
Report summarizes occupational strain symptoms including writer's cramp or neuritis from repetitive tasks. Notes nerve fatigue, wrist and finger pain, and difficulty continuing work. Recommends rest and reduced hours, with treatment and workplace adjustments to ease the burden on workers.
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ROYAL
S. Copeland
M.D. Consrigt
Newapaver Benture Service
Tate
Hoover Faces New Economic Strains and Shifting Jobs
The article outlines rising unemployment amid stretched credit and stock market strain. It argues automation and capital costs drive layoffs while productivity improves. future prosperity hinges on stabilized dividends and new industrial strategies under federal planning. Noting era concerns, it discusses occupational shifts and the need to adapt to evolving labor demands.
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Breakarck Anerd
Thia
Toho
Maine
Capital Lan
Io Prost
Witnexs
Weaver
Enthy
Anl
Herules
Conyriehs
Dusly Stern
Heelerk Kautman
The vanishing rhinoceros and the white man
A reflective critique links Reid Tadians and Fenimore Cooper to colonial attitudes, then shifts to a lament for the rhinoceros. The piece notes only about 100 white rhinos remain, warning they will disappear from jungles and ecological gardens alike as humans kill off species and misunderstand nature.
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Fenimore Cooper
Chingahook
Fes
Mars
Alj
Rhinoceros
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