Hearst Papers outline united policy ideas and reforms
A list from Hearst papers proposes goals including Washington’s entangling alliances with none, proportional Senate representation, separate Army Navy and Air under a National Defense Secretary, universal illiteracy abolition, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month year with Saturday holidays, and the Nicaragua Canal plus a debt settlement involving the West Indies.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Crude Propaganda in The Interest of The League
Samuel Colcord of New York City a League of Nations propagandist is publicly rebuked by Ruchelanna McCormick on a nationwide radio broadcast. McCormick notes Colcord urged senators to ignore Illinois primary results where Mrs. McCormick beat Senator Deneen, arguing the league court issue was hotly debated. She exposes a list of 60 backers, many from New York, highlighting how endorsements often come from distant figures.
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Samuel Colcord
West 13Th Street
New York City
League of Nations
Ruchelanna McCormick
Colcord
United States
League Court
McCormick
Deneen
Illnois
Senate
Illinois
Chicago
Ilinois
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Pittman
Watson
Borah
Glenn
Trammel
Copeland
West Indh Street
Advires
Fragmented OCR reflects unclear local notice
The readable text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete phrases. It mentions Ernest Steves and community work but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or actions to summarize into a complete news item.
War Simplified Revolution Casts Peace Fears
A fragmentary report from Berlin hints a new weapon capable of discharging guns at a reduced distance, aiming to simplify warfare. The piece suggests this tech could let adversaries clash while the aggressors withdraw, potentially ending major hostilities.
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Ray Sui
Berlin
Zweell Chr
Shen
Billy the deaf dog travels the world with charm
A deaf Boston terrier named Billy, gifted with remarkable scent and sign language, has seen Europe, California, Mexico and beyond in seven years. He travels with his owner, visiting Paris hotels and cafes where dogs are welcome, and displays a rare bond and loyalty.
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Boston
Billy
Ereegy Bods
Persval
Wan
Hily
Europe
California
Mexico
Union
Gulf of Mexico
Los Angeles
Tin Suns
Monte Carlo
Palm Deach
Saratoga
de Hirrera
Lido
St- Morilx
Atlancic City
Arter
Elin
E Wetlert
Dewalewerd
Inter
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson Imagination as cure for boredom and personal growth
A promotional essay extols imagination as a cure for dull routine. It argues imagination is partly innate and can be cultivated to transform ordinary days into vivid journeys, urging readers to nurture interest, curiosity, and inward exploration to unlock creative potential.
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Atranger
Columbus
Eaus
Mt Tiree
Airesume
Kise Bo Ayn
Human Brain and Ape Contrast in Evolutionary Study
The article argues that human brain growth centers on existing regions linked to association and cognition, not the creation of new brain parts. It contrasts human features with apes and frogs, noting upright posture, spinal changes, and digestive/soft tissue adaptations. It also discusses sensory limits and learning capacity, suggesting frogs lack complex emotion and flexible learning, while humans and chimps share more behavioral similarity than with amphibians.
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Elliot Smith
Apts
Anes
Spr
Qurselrea
Too Rich Diet Overtones Acne Claims by Royal Coreland
Royal Coreland M D argues in a health column that skin disorders like acne result from rich diets and poor health habits. The piece discusses glands at hair bases, oil production, and common acne forms among youths, linking dietary choices to skin clarity and overall well being.
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Royal Si Coreland
M-D
Chin
Only a Hope A War Would Soon Make It a Reality
The German public sees Young Plan as a path to massive annual indemnities to the Allies, illustrated in Kladderadatsch. It warns a future war could erase debt by Germany’s industrial power, but notes Germany’s current prosperity still lags behind France and Britain.
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Kladderadatsch
Germany
France
England
Russia
Europe
Great Britain
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Geen
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Cochtabt
Welle
Jitoxier
Ogorae
P Wally
Mans Perming
Maine
Fonda
Mane Ia
Fuller
Gine Cain
Young Germany
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