Peace and reforms agenda for federal reform and defense
A list from the Hearst Papers Advocate outlines aims for English speaking nations to preserve peace, proposes proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, reapportionment in the House, a National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Forces, federal steps to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congress elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary
Education
Congress
Brain Movies from Soviet Russia Stir Psychologists
Sovkine announces American universities will have access to films showing brain cells in action during thinking. Old fashioned phrenologists may protest while behaviorists seek insight, but the piece notes that real thinking remains mysterious despite moving pictures of neural activity.
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Sovkine
Soviet
Russia
Moving Picture Monopoly
Knighted Italian doctor in U S earns English honor
Worthy Knighthood Aldo Castellani, who built a US school for tropical diseases, receives knighthood from England. The note cites progress against malaria and sleeping sickness and a year 1927 life-saving gain of about 65,000 insured lives, detailed by George T. Wight of the American Association of Life Insurance Presidents.
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United States
England
Aldo Castellani
George T. Wight
American Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Africa
Daldo Castellani
Tolerance speech underscores university spirit at UC charter day
The chief speaker on the University of California charter day praised tolerance and understanding as tests of civilization and core university values. He cited universities as citadels against intolerance while noting ongoing attacks from ignorance and medievalism in some areas. The remarks were delivered in i nternational context and supported by Canadian minister Vincent Massey.
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United States
University of California
Macsey
Tes
Vincent Massey
Talking Dog of Bangor Claims Conversation With Human
A Bangor Maine woman asserts her French bulldog Aw can talk nearly as clearly as a person. Seema Boston scientists report the dog barks in a high squeaky voice imitating words, but they say it cannot hold a real conversation. They cite the need for a highly developed brain, noting apes show crude language and compare brain-to-body weight ratios among species.
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Bangor
Maine
Seema Boston
Wolfgang Kehler
Lunar Portraits by Garrett P Servis Moon Maiden sketches spark viewer debates
A Cleveland writer describes a lunar likeness to the Moon Maiden as seen through a telescope. He compares the Moon Maiden to Lillian Russell, notes differing opinions from readers, and urges readers to explore the beauty and features seen in the lunar surface, encouraging further imaginative viewing.
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Cleveland
Moon Maidan
Eboub
Mura
Vitronia
Howe
Teaching Youth by Royal 5 Copeland M D
Royal 5 Copeland M D argues that today’s youth are bored yet sophisticated due to modern advances such as automobiles movies telephones radios and air travel He urges teachers parents and clergy to provide precise knowledge about life including sex and its realities to better engage and educate youth.
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Hibben
Princeton
Illustrated Daily Newsrapers
Loing
Mored
Alexander
Thava
New York City
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan in Dayton Ohio
A fragmented profile of Philip Nowlan tracing early career moves from a Dayton manufacturer to leadership roles in the Take Buperlat Paper company at Bailt Ate Marie and later hydroelectric venture projects in Quebec. It notes his presidency and management positions at multiple firms including the Dayton Wright Airplane company and Dayton Securities company with broader industrial interests.
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Dayton
Ohio
Bault Ate. Marie
Tarréntide Company
Grand Mere
Quabec
Thea
Wie
FL Talbott Company
Dayton Meto Vroducts
Dayton Wright Airplane Company
Dayton Securities Company
Calhott 4 Bla
Hand of Destiny by Dr Frank Crane
A reflection on divine providence shaping history. The author argues that despite rulers and revolutions, God’s overarching plan guides humanity toward progress and the world’s course moves on against evils and conspiracies. The millennial era will unfold gradually through enduring forces of destiny.
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Hand of Destiny
Frank Crane
Tantorlane
Mexandre
Coesar
Napoleon
Canadian Leaders Spare Woman in Double Murder Case
Canadians may feel pride in Viscount Willingdon and Premier Mackenzie King for commuting Doris McDonald’s death sentence to life imprisonment. The two Americans, George McDonald and Doris, were found guilty of murdering Boucharis, the Lachine taxi driver, after a fair trial. Critics urged mercy, and the cabinet’s decision avoided a cruel act deemed dishonorable to Canada and its relations with Britain and the United States.
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Viscount Willingdon
Mackenzie King
Dominion
Doris McDonald
Boucharis
Lachine
George McDonald
Canada
King
Lord Willingdon
Figures of Speech In Naval Imagery From Ancient Texts
A fragmented 19th century style passage discusses symbols of the anchor in literature and religion. It references William Stetford and a novel or treatise about abandoning the sea, the anchor as emblem, and martyrdom, with garbled quotations and archaisms implying allegorical meanings.
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