Hearst Papers Propose Far Reforms in National Policy
The Hearst Papers advocate a series of bold reforms including honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances with none, proportional representation in the Senate, separate Army Navy and Air Force departments under a National Defense Secretary, vigorous federal action to abolish illiteracy under a Education Secretary, and urgent constitutional changes. They also call for a January installation date, a federal sales tax to subsidize tax cuts, a thirteen month calendar with four week months, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies to settle national debt.
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United States
Tariff fears spark bipartisan protests across the nation
A broad coalition of economists and critics denounce the Smoot Hawley tariff as harmful to Americans and farmers. They warn the high duties will raise living costs, provoke foreign embargos, reduce trade and production, and enrich big industrial barons at the public expense. They accuse Republicans and the president of betraying farmer pledges and courting international bankers.
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United States
Hearst
Swiss Council
Mustrie
Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Simple Rules for Husbands from Jennie Partridge
Clubwoman Jennie Partridge advocates simple rules to keep husbands content. She urges wives to let husbands stay home five nights weekly and to listen, seek his advice on everything, flatter him, and make him feel powerful. The tone mocks household advice with a wry, period voice.
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Jennie Partridge
Miss Partridge
Clutwomnen
The Unforgivable Sin in Self Deception
Elsie Robinson warns against lying to oneself in Listen World and The Unforgivable Sin. The piece argues the eternal danger of self deceit, the inner voice of conscience, and the Bible phrase the sin against the Holy Ghost as unforgivable. It emphasizes honest self-reflection for moral integrity.
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Meily
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Normal Babies By Royal 5 Copeland
Infants below normal weight result from improper feeding or illness. Increase feeding frequency to five or six times daily, using high caloric easily digested foods and fortified mixtures. Ensure safe preparation and storage, and consult a doctor for persistent issues or suspected infections.
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Deaney
Tome
Islands and animal life across oceans reveal distribution limits
The text argues oceanic islands such as the Galapagos and St Helene reveal how isolation shapes life. It notes many land animals and birds fail to reach such islands except by chance dispersal, while oceanic species show patterns of adaptation. New Zealand example illustrates long isolation and unique fauna.
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St. Helene
Oeser
Om Islands
Ariel
Ente
Ibeia
New Zealand
Wild Scots Trot Whieze Of Learning Reography
Fragmented notes discuss learning, weather, and feeding babies, with scattered references to April and Republican elections. The text then shifts to paleontological musings about fish, camels, lungfish, and biogeography, touching on evolution and distribution. The passage ends mid thought with unrelated social anecdotes.
Not So Hot Real Americans Vote for Car Toon of Murphy
The piece laments the London naval pact reception by the senate foreign relations committee. It argues public scrutiny will expose secret negotiations and communications between Hoover officials and the conference, promising a full public view of the diplomacy and “inside” of the London talks.
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Harry Murphy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hoover
Sam
Rise and Fall of Rialto Barnstormers in Early Hollywood Style
A nostalgic survey recounts Rialto barnstormers and traveling stock companies, their shift from a neighborhood institution to a fading art as silent film and talkies reshape entertainment. It notes performers, tours, makeshift stages, pirated scripts, and the allure of starlets like Lilly Camile amid 1950s culture.
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Rialto
Morlen
Elmnet
New York
Wade
Liberty
Alent
Modern Royalty: Ramesses Statue and Elizabeth Queen of the Belgians
A stark compare and reflection on power as a man in an airplane surveys land beneath a towering Ramesses II statue alongside Queen Elizabeth II of Belgium. The piece ponders lasting human nature, noting workers’ clothing, the Prince of Wales’ smile, and the Kaiser’s confinement, concluding that human beings remain about the same.
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Elizabeth
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Prince of Wales
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