Peace and reform platform for a united world order
An address outlines an English speaking peoples pact to keep world peace, proposes proportional U S Senate representation with at least two seats per state, calls for reapportionment legislation, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, and federal moves to end illiteracy under an Education Secretary, with Congress elected in November and inauguration January.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
When Words Fail To Describe Cloud Science Progress
The article notes slow progress in cloud science until a Munich meeting standardized cloud types with pictures, proving that a single image can convey more than many words. It then highlights National Camera Week in San Antonio, the rise of amateur photography, and the growing use of cameras in homes to record life, claiming photos replace lengthy descriptions.
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Munich
San Antonio
United States
What Are the Main Presidential Issues for Voters
A Tokyo business man, Mr Araki, asks what the major issues in the coming presidential election will be. He seeks a mailed answer and gets a discussion of tariffs prohibition oil scandals farm relief flood relief unemployment relief from high taxes and relief that cross party lines, noting issues rather than party stances. The piece reflects on public opinion across the United States.
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Araki
Tokyo
Emaress
Hi Ies
United States
Varied Traffic Perils Include Bicycle Accidents
A reflective note on the frequent injuries from bicycle accidents amid broad traffic casualties. The piece suggests relief comes only for those not harmed and hints at the looming danger from automobiles, urging vigilance and safety.
Start Them Right ITE Visits Viennese Psychologist
Visiting Viennese psychologist Dr Adler asserts that a child’s "style of life" or pattern of habits thoughts and feelings becomes fixed by age five. He notes future change is possible but difficult, emphasizing early guidance.
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Adler
Smallpox Vaccination Opinions From Royale Copeland
Health officials urge vaccination across North America, while Royale Copeland shares personal experiences with smallpox vaccines. He warns of varying vaccine effectiveness and urges readers to weigh risks, noting potential reactions and long term immunity concerns.
Calendar Reform by Garrett P Serviss
The essay argues against calendar reform proposing twelve months with varying days. It notes that a change to fifteen months of twenty-eight days is impractical due to incommensurability with the solar year and the fixed day length. It stresses nature’s cycles, the solar and sidereal days, and concludes any calendar must fit natural time rather than human whim.
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Julius Caesar
Pope Gregors
Caesar
Theo Phoebus
Howe Huey
Morthants’ Association
Chen
Hieatin
Nature
International
Ura Ser, Inc
Leaf Butterfly Changes Color Like a Leaf
In a vivid account, the Jonf butterfly blends with a leaf, shifting its color with a striking underwing pattern. A grounded larval stage and wing hues reveal how the insect mimics fallen leaves, using subtle color changes to evade predators and blend into its forest floor habitat.
Willing to Stand With Lindbergh as Peace Messenger
Good Will by Dr Frank argues Lindbergh’s Paris landing on May 21 marks a milestone in American diplomacy. He notes the aviator’s reception in friendly nations and in South America, calling him a messenger of peace and a unifier across seas. The piece urges sustained friendship and civil aviation as a force against provincialism and war.
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Lindbergh
Paris
New York
Singus
Lind- Bergh
Tenn
McClure
Bucolic Preas Reports Local Events and Visits
Community notes show attendees at the annual Worry Tshiffington event, with Nina Jaren traveling to Sitar for dental work. McCreary County records reflect regional activity and local curiosity about neighbors and small-town happenings.
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Nina Jaren
Dean Nhoopman
McCreary County
Evord
WE MODERNS It Does Not Take Us a Modern Ingenue
A London Sketch portrait contrasts a twenty year span from old fashioned restraint to modern chic. It notes the young woman with telephone, cigarettes and lipstick, implying a shift in habits. the piece wryly remarks on haste, preparation, and later regrets for overscheduling.
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London
Figures of Speech on Hampden in Country Churchyard
The text echoes John Hampden, famed for defying Charles I and opposing unjust taxation. It notes Hampden’s medieval lineage, his rise to prominence in Parliament, and his death in early Civil War events. The piece frames Hampden as a symbol of patriotism and resistance, inspiring later national memory in England.
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Doundlena Breast
bin Fieta Wilbatond
Gaya
Thamar Gray
Hampden
Oman
John Hampden
Charles 1
Fingland
Dayrlat
Tiampden
Wuckitahnmabirs
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Kiell
Hes
Rao Reo Faeyr
Alex
Hano Shaker
Hs Hanoy
Royale
Copeland
North America
Glasgow
Scotland
Amare
Tinh
Garrett P. Serviss
Uae
Dr. Frank
Mount Volon
Bui—Carroll
Mi) Nerord
Hingliahmen
Waza Uretne
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