Peace and Reform Platform Unveiled by Hearst Papers
The Hearst papers advocate unity among English speaking peoples to preserve peace and promote world peace. They call for proportional representation in the Senate, prompt constitutional reapportionment in the House, and a separate white National Defense Department for Army Navy and Air Forces. They urge federal action to abolish illiteracy and a reformist timetable with elections in November and presidential changes in January.
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United States Senate
House of Panrent Tives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States Pretary of Education
Ion
Congress
Inetalia
Tnauuraivon
Kiss Public Affection Acknowledged In Mexico City
An official ruling in Mexico City declares a public kiss legitimate and sublime, with penalties for interference. The procurador del beso, Senor Nieto, upholds a long cultural stance that affection in public is acceptable, countering public health fears about microbes.
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Mexico City
Senor Nieto
Mexico
Honor These Students of Princeton
Princeton University students volunteer to labor on Mississippi levees during summer break offering manual labor and engineering skills. President Hibben approves the plan as a tribute to civic duty amid disaster, noting possible labor shortages as communities rebuild after crop loss and floods.
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Princeton University
John Grier Hibnen
Princeton
Post Office Rate Cut Boosts Air Mail Record
The April Post Office Department report notes air mail set a new record after a 10 cent rate reduction. Earlier zone-based postage hindered business, and a past two cent postcard rate boosted souvenir cards while other suppliers failed. The piece argues for quicker turnover with lower profits and larger volumes, suggesting industries learn from postal policy.
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Post Office Department
Air Mail
Post Office
Diet and dieting dangers warn of obesity and extreme fasting
A sensational note warns women about extreme dieting and fasting to stay slim. It cites George Archi Twld as a cautionary example, condemning drastic methods and urging confinement to regular meals. The piece attacks appetite suppression and promotes mindful eating despite societal pressures.
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Teg
George “Archi Twld
Vanadium Atoms and the New Physics of 1900s
Garrett P. Serviss discusses vanadium and atomic theory, detailing a long history of isolation and properties, the concept of atomic structure, and the impact on physics and chemistry. The piece links vanadium to broader debates about matter, energy, and scientific revolutions shaping understanding.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Wester
Why Flappers Flap By Dr Frank Crane
A garbled prose piece critiques flapper fashion and social behavior with scattered phrases and invented terms. It discusses attire, ankles, and evolving styles, hinting at public reception and gender norms. The text is fragmented and difficult to parse into a clear narrative or argument.
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Frank Crane
Wiener
Astro
Aire Lidiy
Yas Burgess
Speediest Girl Dominates 100 Meter Dash Record
A Japanese girl reportedly broke the world 100 meter record in Tokio with a decisive margin. The text portrays her as physically swift and morally upright while reflecting biased, racist language about races and superiority.
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Tokio
Sheds
Gil
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