Hearst proposals for national reform and defense plan
The Hearst papers present a list of reform ideas including global friendship with all nations, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, aggressive deflation of illiteracy by a Secretary of Education, a January 1 installation date after November elections, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, a thirteen month year with four week months and holidays on Saturdays, Nicaragua Canal construction, and acquiring West Indies as debt payment.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Industrial State Denounces Grundyism and Tariff Plan
The Pennsylvania vote defeats Grundy for senator, repudiating Grundyism and the tariff bill. The piece argues the Grundy tariff raises costs, harms trade, and weakens prosperity. Hearst papers backed Davis and Pinchot, urging Congress to purge Grundyism and align tariffs with Hoover’s pledge of limited, fair reform.
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Congress
Pennsylvania
Grundy
Hoover
Cost of Health By Royal 5 Copeland
In 1929 Metropolitan Life surveyed industrial policyholders across states to reveal medical and hospital care costs over six months. Among 12 129 families, 99 reported no expenditures. total disbursements reached 23 647 f or an average 70 per family. Private physicians handled most services, with 43 percent for physician bills and 25 percent for hospital care. outings for medicine and eyesight also noted.
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United States
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Eurtey
Whesurance Company
Tal Awnent
Betnehald Raponier
Familien
Meapaper
Feaa
Ins
Essence of Controversies About Evolution in Book IV
The chapter surveys chief evolutionary theories, arguing life arose once on Earth and diversified through branching descent. It contrasts enduring disputes with evidence for evolution, and previews methods and questions guiding further study, noting forthcoming continuation.
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Spain
Are You a Barbarian Listen World by Elsie Robinson
A serialized essay discusses civilization and personal development. Professor Pitkin argues four planes of growth shape happiness and barbarian life. The piece challenges readers to master inner forces, plan and pursue happiness despite fear and opposition.
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Elsie Robinson
Mentessor Pithin
Circle Not Thigelay Afternoon Sentenced Home Visit
Mra Hnow at 207 South Tromen arrest Erwavee church bulletin notes a local event this afternoon. Becolic Press Mere Storter ensercatn will attend at the home to discuss community matters.
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Mere Storter
Mra. Hnow
South Tromen
Aleg
Diary of a Modern Pepys in a Blurred Memoir
A fragmentary diary style reminiscence recounts days in New York with mundane social scenes. The narrator references Watterson Rothaker, Winnie Sheehan, Clara Bell Walsh, and Oscar Shaw, alongside mentions of a theater, a talkie, park strolls, and a parade of cultural figures. It notes quirky anecdotes about jobs, fame, and a nightspot memory at Peacock Alley, with musings on writing columns and sanity.
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Watterson Rothaker
Exrpt
Waere
Seema
Winnie Sheehan
Neva Reel Theater
Chicago
Clara Bell Walsh
Ea Wynn
Oscar Shaw
B.C. AL U
Gandhi Spins Negative Action Futile
A column discusses Gandhi's rise and Gandhi’s idea of self reliance in cloth making. It notes Gandhi’s push for handmade cotton cloth by Hindus, contrasting with British industry and global auto makers. The piece frames Gandhi as a figure of peaceful resistance and questions the practicality of self sufficiency.
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Mahatma Gandhi
C.F. Andrews
Macmillan Company
Gandhi
London
Canthi
India
Great Britain
Henry Ford
Mr. Sloan
General Motors
England
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Hearst Papers Advocate
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Mr. Davis
Mr. Pinchot
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William Randolph Hearst
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Calif
Pitusburgh Sun Telegraph
Gifford Pinchot
Washington, D. C
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HEARS
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OFORD
Tuus
Lanpscare
Pleashaw
Panoh
Royal
Copeland
Yriath Vag
Bela Zubia
Hurley
George & Wetle
Pitkin
Urofensor Pitkin
Oureelyea
Becolic Press
Chinatown
Theough
Eddie Guest
Hares Reichenbach
Ure
Provoker
Géulier
Forties
Ealing Bell
Carugo
Caruso
Bon Joosoo
Park St
Tandon
Jonson
New
Waldorf
Dolatelry
Peacock Alley
Agong
Brooklyn Inferno
New York
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