Peace agenda and reform proposals outlined by Hearst papers
An outline proposes union of Anglo speaking peoples to keep peace and world order, proportional Senate representation with minimum seats, prompt reapportionment in the House, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal education power to end illiteracy, and a November election leading to a January inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Nvn
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary
Congress
Building boom hits San Antonio in 1928 growth
San Antonio reports record construction through the first five months of 1928 totaling 12.9 million dollars in city permits and starts, with major projects like the Majestic Theatre and Salvation Army headquarters still pending. Officials say monthly gains exceed other cities of similar size and reflect delayed South Texas development driving demand.
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San Antonio
Preseit
Majestic Theater
Salvation Army
South Texas
Art as Aid to Morals in President Coolidge Plea
President Coolidge urged art as a moral stimulant before museum and arts groups. He argued beauty elevates standards, deepens truth perception, and lifts desires. He noted growing access to art and beautification efforts nationwide as evidence the artistic sense can improve daily life and communities.
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Coolidge
American Aesociation of Museums and Federation of Arts
Education Pays How schooling shapes success and earnings
A Bell Telephone survey of 8800 workers cited by President Gilford in Harper's Magazine shows 498 graduates who were top of their classes, twenty five years later outperforming peers with low rank, illustrating that strong school performance correlates with broader view and higher pay across careers.
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Echous
Bell Telephone System
Bus Mness
Gilford
Harper's Magazine
Abnormal Stomach Dilation and Its Causes
The article explains stomach dilation from overeating and drinking, noting normal capacity four to five pints and extreme cases reaching up to seventy pints. It describes symptoms, such as persistent dyspepsia and appetite, plus treatment involving stomach washing, strict diet, reduced liquids, and overall health restoration. The piece cites 3928 Newark newspaper feeder as the source.
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Jong
This Age of Faith by Dr. Frank Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues this era is the age of great faith not the Middle Ages. He cites business leader Will Wood praising mutual trust while warning against superstition and taboos. The piece discusses credit, global commerce, and a shift toward practical religion and trust in others.
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Frank Crane
Will ©. Wood
State Bank Examiner
Dante
Christopher Cohlimias
Lavis
Colenge
Atrica
Lotleve
Beate
Jee
McGiura
Local Driver Charged Overloaded Truck Incident
Ron Vollard, driver for Merit Mall Traawle of Trdiananatin, appeared before Judge Fither Fider Wriday in Morrow County. He faced charges after an overloaded truck reportedly carrying a trunk valued at $1700.
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Ron Vollard
Alin Merit Mall Traawle Company
Trdiananatin
Metnohile
Nedy van
Mixing of Colors By Garrett P Serviss
An exploration of color mixing with colored glass and pigments. The writer explains how blue and yellow filters or pigments absorb and reflect light, producing green through selective transmission and reflection. The discussion compares light transmission through colored solutions to painterly pigment mixtures, noting how color emergence depends on absorption and reflection rather than simple additive color theory.
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Oaklandt
Mont
Nieriya
Paaing
Renault
Knights of the Teound Armor vs Alligator Gorilla
A science column compares armored knights with an alligator gorilla mating monitor, noting the knights wear dense coats to resist strong blows and bites while alligators guard zealously with heavy protection. The piece hints at Gulf of Mexico boundaries and copyright attribution to King Fatale.
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Gulf of Mexten
Tlyere
Miss Bobby Heine in Action for South Africa
A profile of seventeen year old tennis player Miss L. Heine nicknamed Bobby from South Africa. The piece praises her height hair and skill while noting her as a credit to South Africa and musing on tennis fashion and comfort.
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Bobby
Heine
Miss &. L. Heine
South Africa
Britain
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
Movie actor Douglas MacLean rose from Philadelphia roots to screen with the Moroisco Midck company and later Major roles. He trained at Northwestern University Preparatory School and Loyola Institute, then joined Theatre stock, performing in Pater Pan and with Maud Adams before joining Marjorie Rambeau and Margerat Anglin in notable productions.
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Ameriga
Tosa
Fooulighin
Philadelphia
Noethveatery University
Liewly
Everal Montha
Nongon
Moroisco Midck
Low Angulen
Bostoltig
Maud Adatne
Pater Pan
Marjorie Rambeau
Bndla
Margerat Anglin
Tleit
Alnee
Douglas MacLean
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Hearst Papers Advocate
Prince Carol
Belgium
Oy Royal
Copeland
M. D
New York
Kew Sark
Bucolic Press
Garrett P, Serviss
Philip Nowlan
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