Hearst Papers List Policy Proposals For Peace and Reform
A compilation from Hearst papers outlines proposals including equal basis for English speaking peoples to sustain world peace, proportional representation in the US Senate with at least two senators per state, unified national defense under a single secretary, aggressive federal steps to end illiteracy, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a January 1 inauguration date after elections, a thirteen month calendar with all holidays on Saturdays, Nicaragua Canal construction, and the acquisition of French and English West Indies if terms with France and England allow.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
France
England
Salespeople Shape the Course of Modern Business
Dr. William J. Reilly of the University of Texas reports a house-to-house canvas shows salespeople are the firm’s greatest asset or liability. With standardized goods, service hinges on salespeople and personal contact builds goodwill, making training and fair compensation essential for lasting success.
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William J. Reilly
University of Texas
Ashes Debate Divides Ash Tray Controversy in Women's Club
A Chicago women's club fights over equipping its new home with ash trays. Opponents of smoking push for a ruling by the board of directors as a generations‑old dispute surfaces. The piece notes the mismatch between smoking habits and the lack of designated ash disposal and argues a tray is needed even in a sewing circle.
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Woman's Club
Board of Direstors
Chicago
Be Prepared RITING praises scouts policing fiesta crowds
A San Antonian commends the efficient crowd control by Boy Scouts during Fiesta routes, noting crowds respond better to scouts than police. The speaker clarifies the praise is not against police, but a compliment to the Scouts' effective march line protection. Adults support youth efforts and the Scouts evidently have notable impact.
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San Antonian
Scout Organization
Evidenly
Repairing Old Age Through Habit and Care
An article argues age can be postponed with youth-started habits. It likens neglect to failing car parts, urging early care for teeth, catarrh, and other defects. Emphasizes regular sleep, exercise, and prompt repair of small health issues to prevent bigger ailments later.
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Cay
Tidal Theory Challenge From Lunar Movements
The piece debates tide causes and the moon's role, arguing against flat-earth ideas and noting that tides arise from the moon and sun via gravitational action. It questions oscillating Earth motion, cites observational support, and references authorities like Newton and Calinan while acknowledging uncertainties in details of tidal predictions.
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Figratusy
Erork
Scraps of Papers on Warfare and Germ Weapons Debate
A fragmentary excerpt discusses banning use of germ warfare and the risks of research into biological attacks. The piece reflects on moral fears, cites Wells and Russians, and warns that such knowledge could unleash widespread devastation across nations and ecosystems. It condemns arming science for war and urges restraint to preserve humanity.
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Briong
Jeaut
A. G. Wells
Tallinnin
Olthern
Breil End
Ant & Manine
Mars
Wyatt
New York Politicians and Celebrities Dominate Public Pulse
In New York on May 4 the public fixates on political figures and show business, from Mayor Walker and Commissioner Whalen to Rockefeller Center and its lavish facilities. The piece notes the circus like traffic changes, celebrity sightings, and the rise of sensational coverage, while hinting at alcohol and social club scenes in Hoboken and the wealth behind private entertainments.
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New York
Walker
Tinten
Grover Whelen
Ifk
Broadway
Whalen
Ruth
Whalen Baye
Elvix
Gaynor
Bix Square
Derby
Finctuue Ong
Wuhway
Wrx
Hoboken
Futelleclugla
Ha Enthusiaste
Thalle and
Gambrinus
Repartee Party Miss Catnip How Ran We Ett
A humorous fragment features Mr Doghnut debating Sunday church attendance and fuel, joking about persuading the fish to stop biting. The quirky dialogue hints at a lighthearted, nonsensical exchange.
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Andy Steriel
Selene
Newton
Calilan
Uhrssorld
Edreloon Doles
Persua
Alvin
Yeak Ford
Wales
Herbert Keulman
Spyright
Daily Mirror
Merossl Kautman
Rockefeller
Povantea
Rockefeller Sr
Jy 20
Soulfity
Rncktall
Nota
Eye Tomenn
Hinaya
Bridge
Howe
McNaught
Repartee
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