Hearst Papers Advocate Policy Planks Listed
The Hearst papers propose a set of reform planks including equal basis English speaking peace, limited Senate representation, unified national defense, federal literacy drive, post election inauguration, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month year with four week months, Nicaragua Canal construction, and acquisition of French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
National Survey of Business Shows Improvement
The nation anticipates a seven thousand million dollar spring building program for public works and utilities, expected to create hundreds of thousands of jobs and boost industries. Reports from trade associations indicate improving conditions, easing bank credits, rising bond and life insurance activity, and increased shipyard hiring, with tariff reform as the key obstacle to faster prosperity.
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National Business Survey Conference
Cross Word Tax Cations and the Taxpayers’ Frustration
Readers vent about the income tax process as the government supposedly spoils simplicity with a maze of rules The critique notes deliberate obfuscation in form design that confuses ordinary filers Yet Americans reportedly accept bureaucracy as a grim joke while bureaucracy blunders on Mee is cited as facing needless complexity
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Hreaucracy
Mee
Time scales and fossil records distort geologic history
The text argues that humans misjudge cosmic and earth history scales, urging imagination of geological time in million year units. It explains how rock deposition varies by environment, causing fossil records to mislead when layers shift from mud to sand or evaporate.
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Babyton
Egypt
G. Wal Hunley
Groren B
Weile
Taxation Without Representation in a Turbulent Tale
A fragmented tale recalls Ram Howland and a troubled divorce amid a satire of taxation without representation. The narrator sketches marriage strain, accusations, and legal pressures as a larger commentary on political stances and personal loyalties in a chaotic, satirical voice.
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Boeton Harbor
Cali
Junior
Chie
Ram
Dake
Sam
Noonday Town Hall notes and Broadway quirks in old column
A bustling portrait of midtown culture features Heywood Broun, Broadway eccentrics, and socialites among the Village crowd. It mentions detectives, theatrical figures, photographers, and robuster anecdotes about club life, with colorful glimpses of policed and casual behavior from a bygone era.
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Town Hall
Heywood Broun
New York
Irvin Cobb
Irving Drokaw
Society Akater
Drake
Low Ney
Detective Flaschett
M. Aylesworth
Hroadwas
Sixth Avenue
Liberty
Monty Hoya
Frenkly Berleved
Rationery Alures
Robert Littell
Bet on Johnny by Herbert Kaufman
A long essay frames Johnny as a symbol in a hard era of high costs and limited opportunity. It argues against exploiting his vulnerability, urging fair treatment and thoughtful coaching to cultivate future success rather than grinding him down for immediate gain.
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Johnny
Herbert Kaufman
Johony
Folu
Belp
Antill
Odda
Copertent
Delle Mirror
Ant Herbert Kaytman
Causes for Rheumatic Tendencies in Childhood
Royal S Copeland M D from New York, former New York City health commissioner, argues that childhood rheumatism stems from dental and ENT issues, infections, and poor health habits. He explains how growing pains are often rheumatic, notes the role of tonsils and adenoids, and stresses early hygiene, diet, exercise, and dental care to prevent heart complications.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
Benster
New York
New York City
Tropbie
Ryven
Adukte
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