Hearst Papers outline progressive world peace program
The Hearst Papers advocate a multiyear platform including equal status for English speaking peoples to preserve global peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, aggressive literacy programs, calendar reform with January enactment, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, and the Nicaragua Canal plus Caribbean acquisitions if approved by France and England.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
Air Corps Ends DeHaviland Planes With New Training Fleet
Air Corps announces grounding of DeHaviland planes as Brooksfield arrives with first Douglas OF-¢ basic training aircraft for the Primary Flying school. The DH type, once a WWI era survivor, will be retired when current units are deemed unserviceable.
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Brooksfield
William Mitchell
War Department
Air Corps
Forward Texas Proposes Public Hangings Policy
The Light protests a Texas Lower House bill seeking public hangings in counties where death penalty is assessed. The stale switch to electric chair is noted as humane. one legislator mocks a “Roman holiday” of barbarism. Rep Elwin Gerron suggests local color by naming the district attorney or jury foreman to trigger the execution tray. TEXAS leads in this debate.
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Tlese United State
Texas
Elwin Gerron
Waxahachie
Milk Protection Council Aims to Safeguard Milk Supply
A new Milk Protection Council formed to study the milk industry from producer to consumer. It seeks to shield shoppers from tainted milk through scientific production and delivery methods and invites public consultation on milk use and safety.
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Hicagg
Cils
Ety
Dogged Fidelity Leads to Tragic San Antonio Incident
A garbled report describes a dwelling intrusion by a dogged, faithful intruder and two rifle shots in a garage. Investigators found a dead man tied to a revived contractor in a troubled scene. Authorities reference police tags and failed attempts to present proper forms as they manage the aftermath.
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PT Ites
San Antonio
Sorren
Bhem
Progress in science and industry alert readers worldwide
A sprawling, fragmentary survey notes rapid advances in defense, medicine, and technology. Highlights mention vacuum tubes, wireless control, electricity in imaging, stronger magmatic metals, disease serums, and new transport ideas. It also references Rockefeller Institute work, GE experiments, Canadian rail communications, and political shifts in Venezuela.
Hand and Brain by Garrett P Serviss
A discussion on palmistry and the brain hand link explores how human hand structure reflects tool use and mental development. The author compares ancient views with modern thought, arguing the hand is a specialized instrument shaped by environmental needs and brain power.
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Hand and Brain By
Garrett P, Serviss
Wisself
Charles Bell
Hiuman
Breathing Diet by Royal Copeland M D
A reader recounts a malnourished patient in China and gives Copeland guidance on weight gain through deep breathing and nutrient-heavy vegetables. Emphasizes open-air activity, muscular work, and mental engagement to improve health. The letter advises practical steps and cautions against autographs or futile remedies, reflecting early 20th century natural health views.
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Chin
Eversheds
Ohio
Iis
Perhapa
Aricea
Diary of an Elevator Operator in New York City
New York diary details an elevator operator’s days amid tenement life in Manhattan and Brooklyn. It contrasts Wall Street calm with crowded streets, notes changing janitorial roles, and observes neighborly ties within high priced apartments. The piece uses vivid scenes of daily urban living and social contrasts.
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New York
Florida
Auccess
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Wall Street
Ship
Lehus
Kentucky
Daily Good Deed Sparks Community Fairness Call
A fragmented note urges continued daily good deeds and fairness across communities. It emphasizes evaluating trends without bias and encouraging responsible action by residents and local groups. The message highlights unity and steady, small acts as a backbone for communal progress.
Bucolic Press Fidward Alkerakd Road Trip Tale
A garbled OCR item describes an automobile journey of 130 miles ending with a tank lid and a shirt, mentioning Dolpany and Cleveland. The readable text hints at a humorous local anecdote or column fragment with unclear names and places.
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Lionera
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Sears
South Pole
Jacques Thirler
Waite
Nome
Vien
Rockefeller Institute
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Abau-en
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Washington
Juan Vincente Gomez
Venezuela
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Corina
Vratesser
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Len
Erteral
Parindy Aite
Aim Aper
Insteal
Nese
Coromand
Frei
Handy and Arms Fem
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International Peature Hereire
ROYAL
Copeland, M. D
Wright
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Czar
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Goscamer
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