Proposals for a United Front Promoting National Peace
The Hearst Papers call for an English-speaking bloc to preserve peace and world security. They urge proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment in the House, and a unified national defense under a single Secretary. Federal steps to end illiteracy and a January inauguration are proposed.
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United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
After Death What Immortality Editorial by Brisbane
The San Antonio Light will publish Sunday an Arthur Brisbane editorial addressing the question of immortality. It argues there should be no conflict between faith and knowledge and aims to help readers seek personal answers about what lies beyond the grave.
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San Antonio
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Magna Charta Day Interdependence Day observed by seven nations
Magna Charta Day is celebrated on June 15 by seven English speaking nations including the United States Britain Ireland Canada Newfoundland Australia South Africa and New Zealand. The charter’s protections like habeas corpus and trial by jury are cited as foundations of civil liberties shared across these nations. The observance links May 24 Empire Day and July 4 Independence Day and emphasizes shared language and ideals without becoming a holiday.
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John of
England
United States
Great Britain and Ireland
Canada
Newfoundland
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
Patriotic Groupe
Earth
Simpler Calendar Movement Gains Global Attention
The United States Chamber of Commerce backs a four committee study on a simpler calendar, aiding scientific and legal aspects. The Pan American Conference in Havana urged nations to form similar bodies ahead of international talks, with several European nations already studying the issue. Large US firms increasingly use a thirteen month year for exact month by month comparisons, stabilizing holidays and employment. Critics note habit resistance as the main obstacle, but proponents argue planning and consistency justify the change.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Havana
United States
Questioning the Suns Beyond Our Sky
An elderly New Yorker writes about solar neighbors and the possibility of other suns with planets. He argues stars differ in age and size yet share solar traits, noting many stars have companion bodies while truly Earthlike planets around distant suns remain unproven.
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New York
Agy
Stark
Byrn
AK Alpe Centauri
Siris
Amin
Colic Symptoms and Home Remedies by Royal Copeland M D
Young mothers fear sudden cries of infants but colic stems from feeding and digestion. Causes include wrong feeding, undigested food, constipation, gas, and irregular schedules. Treatment centers on proper feeding, regular meals, and bowel relief with enema. avoid nonprescribed opiates and seek medical guidance for persistent pain.
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Volic
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A profile of a future financial and railroad executive tracing early work from a 16 year old office boy at Everett Weddell and Company to cashier roles at Nickel Plate. He later rose to railroad presidency and helped found the Dime Buying and Banking Company before leading multiple electric lines in Ohio.
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Wet
Ad Am
Everett, Weddell and Company
Gleveland
Tyler
Nickel Plate Railroad
Cleveland
Gmou
Dake Shera
Ohio
Edward W. Moore
Fragmented text on early medieval philosopher and university founder
The readable portion discusses a fourteenth century Plemiah philosopher linked to the term hepa and a claim about the founder of the University of Vienna. It references Inka Hyrdigm and Pandora, noting dates around 868 and a generally unclear assertion of origin and influence. This fragment lacks coherent narrative.
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Burifan
Inka Hyrdigm
Pandora
University of Tarte
University of Vienna
Youth in Spirit Turns Defeat Into Victory
Dr. Frank Crane extols youthful spirit over age noting Sieberling of Akron Ohio who, at 63, rebuilt a rubber empire after near ruin. He founded a Goodyear namesake firm in 1898, built a $20,000,000 business, faced wartime collapse, then rose again: a testament to perseverance and American grit.
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Faulk
Lnok
Liv
Sieberling
Akpan
Ohio
Bis
Lieberling
Jess Shwin
Charles Goodyear
Crisia
Rid
Marion Nutput
American Rubber Rustry
Pereougl
Thape Americyn Starlen
Copel
Do You Know That Blues It Wag Coundad
A fragmentary note mentions a long running reward system tied to a weekly payout for 104 years and involves a named land and fruitution context, with rewards given for a ren seni supra of 1.001 Yivearan.
Lying-in Hospitals and the Health Start for Babies
A survey illustration by Abby W. Underwood contrasts old cottage births with modern hospital care. It argues that well managed maternity hospitals provide clean milk and proper eye washing, reducing infant mortality and ignorance, while noting many wealthy mothers still prefer hospital births.
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Abby FE. Underwood
Aron
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Perpetual Youth
Frank Crane
Thomas Hood
Aja
Aun
Seu
Brookhart
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