Editorial program proposals for a united and educated nation
The page outlines a five point editorial program. It calls for an English speaking world alliance to preserve peace and promote global harmony. It argues for proportional Senate representation and reapportionment in the House. It proposes a unified Department of National Defense and federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. It supports November congressional elections with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
United Stat
Congress
Mellon Shows Catch In Debt Cancellation Scheme
The piece argues that British debt cancellation proposals undermine U S taxpayers by shifting the burden of about 160 million dollars a year onto them. It compares Britain canceling debts with Americans paying, highlighting Churchill’s stance and Mellon's rebuttal.
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Mellon
Great Britain
Winston Spencer Churchill
Treasury
Melton
Churchill
United States
Britain
Germany
England
London
Brown
Mr. Jones
Mr. Simpson
Jones
Simp
Mr. Churchill
League of Nations
Time cures nothing in war of nations
The writer Reflects that Civil War bitterness faded with time and warns against foreign interference in China. He argues no nation should dictate how China should become a world power, drawing a parallel to past domestic strife and non interventionist stance.
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China
Weight and height milestones for infant growth
The article emphasizes mothers tracking infant growth through regular weight checks and measurements. It cites hospital records of 100 babies weighed daily, noting initial weight loss after birth followed by steady gain, with weight tripling in the first year and typical yearly gains of several pounds thereafter. It also outlines average birth weight, length, and growth rates through early childhood, stressing maternal awareness of development indicators.
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Oyers
Research and Teaching By GARRETT P SERVISS
An essay arguing against replacing teachers with researchers in schools. It defends traditional teaching, questions reliance on first hand discovery, and urges keeping research and teaching separate to ensure knowledge is transmitted rather than mined anew. It emphasizes the value of second hand knowledge and the role of educators.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Aatronomer
Weller
Neitler
Qurker
Stadiumes
Las At Muel
Facta
Mearns
Power Supply Advancements Forecast by Dr Frank Crane
A discussion on immigration limits amid power needs and rising machine work argues more energy and workers are required. Frank Baum of San Francisco bets on a synchro amplifying condenser to transmit large power over long distances, potentially electrifying rail and rural areas and reshaping labor demand.
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United States
Wavi
Congress
Frank G. Baum
Sar Francisco
Dedargy
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Morphine Victim Warns of Drug Peril From a Fallen Actor
A morbid portrait tells of a renowned actor’s son who fell to morphine addiction. Educated at Oxford and trained for stardom, he sought cures but could not escape the grip. Widowed by despair, he dies in Mexico, his name withheld to spare family pain, a grim moral for readers.
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Mexico
United States
America
Oxford University
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