Peace and reform platform outlined by Hearst Papers Advocate
The document lists five program planks: alliance among English-speaking nations for world peace. proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and prompt reapportionment in the House. creation of a unified Secretary of National Defense over Army Navy and Air Forces. federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. and election of Congress in November with inauguration on January 1 following the election and the President on January 1 thereafter.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Women pilots training debated amid wartime aviation shift
An out-of-town inquiry asked if women could train as air service pilots. Officials warned current regulations prohibit training for women, yet noted future opportunities as commercial aviation expands. The piece argues for equal access, noting wartime non combat roles and potential stipends during training. It cites Canadian examples and references Katherine and Marjory Stinson.
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Ment
U. S. Air Service
Canada
Tyro San Antonio
Katherine
Marjory Stinson
Proof of Prosperity in the United States Today
A speaker defends national prosperity against rumors of decline. Citing abundant investment, higher auto production, record savings, and booming consumer spending, the talk cites Henry Ford orders and Chevrolet output gains as proof that calamity talk is unfounded. The overall message asserts robust economic health nationwide.
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Wall Street
Henry Ford
Chevrolet
Waaso
Savings Bank
Clearing House
Atlantic
Pacific
United States of America
Shadow Boxing At Geneva As Nations Grow Disgusted
Representatives of Spain and Norway on the League of Nations advisory committees retire in disgust at the committee's stalling. The two eminent experts have spent their careers fighting for progress and refuse to waste time on idle gestures. The nation seeking action should steer clear of Geneva.
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Spain
Norway
League of Nations
Geneva
TIDES AND EARTHQUAKES A Scientific View in 1928
An article discusses how tidal forces from the sun and moon influence Earth's oceans and crust, noting tides peak at new and full moons while quakes may show slight correlations. It explains planetary alignment effects, the moon’s phases, and the complex mechanics behind tectonic stress and seismic events.
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Earth
Moon
Sun
Causes for Offensive Breath Highlighted by Dr Royal Bobeland
Dr Royal Bobeland explains multiple causes of bad breath from nasal catarrh and dry turbinates to dental decay and coated tongue. He urges nasal and oral care, treating nose cavities, cleaning the tongue, Gargles and mouth wash to improve breath and overall health.
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Royal Bi Bobeland
M.D
Ip Kehoul
Endurand Teast
Bucolic Press Erpowure Cites Sunlight Regulation
A questionable note urges sunlight exposure only under regulated sun rays and guidance from a competent physic rather than the Weather Medical Thorn, suggesting cautious science guidance for natural illumination practices.
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Weatath Medical Thorn
Saphead Sisters Dress Drama At Bridge Party
Saphead Sisters Molly wore an evening dress to the bridge party last night while Corilla chides her for not showing restraint. The exchange reveals the sisters arguing over proper behavior and social display at a gathering.
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Molly
Corilla
Disarmament Debate Across Nations and War Readiness
The debate on disarmament spans nations and sources from bootblacks to presidents, questioning if disarmament is sensible while world powers prepare for war. Proponents cite the failure of League efforts and urge readiness as the path to peace, linking disarmament to moral prohibitions and the risk of renewed conflict.
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France
Napoleon
Creede
Alexander
Rome
Caesar
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nationa
Avalon
Teyasin
Koltoges
Caine
McClure Newspeper
Byediocie
American Women We Should Be Proud Of
The piece features Katherine McCormick daughter of Ruth McCormick and Alice Roosevelt Longworth daughter of Theodore Roosevelt. It notes Longworth expects her husband the Speaker to win the presidency soon while Ruth Hanna McCormick has triumphed in Illinois primaries and will likely be chosen Congressman-at-Large from the state.
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Katherine McCormick
Ruth McCormick
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Theodore Roosevelt
House
Aoon
Mia
Ruth Hanna McCormick
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