Hearst Papers Advocate on Peace and Political Reform
A list outlines aims including an English-speaking alliance for world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment in the House, a unified Department of National Defense, Federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, and Congress elections in November with inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary
Congress
Light's Classified Ads Run Gamut Of Emotion
A reflective piece extols classified ads as a life guide from birth to death. It traces how readers use Help Wanted, Rentals, Beauty, Homes, Cars, and Funeral notices to meet needs, find romance, secure work, housing, and dignity through loss, highlighting the ads as a constant, emotionally rich companion.
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Light
Shere
San Antonio Education Center Receives Endorsement
The movement for a home based educational center in San Antonio is urged with strong community support. The city’s excellent schools and colleges justify the claim to be the educational center of the Southwest. Adding another grade A senior college would boost local opportunities and reduce the need for residents to study away from home.
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Westmoorland
San Antonio
Southwest
San Antonians
United States
Uncommon Disease Glanders in Humans and Animals
A summary of glanders, a disease mainly in horses but occasionally infecting humans. It details signs in animals such as nodules in the nose and under the skin, how infection occurs, progression in humans with facial swelling, nose and throat involvement, possible pneumonia, and chronic forms. It notes treatment by physicians with antiseptics and possible vaccination, and remarks on rarity in human cases.
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Landers
Anesther
Xerx
Farey
Khcar
Empire Mp
Biography and Romance by Garrett P Serviss
A critique of biographical romance, tracing the genre in French labeled vies romancées. It argues romance biases history and character portrayal, noting abuses and appeals to readers through dialogue and sensational private details. It cites Mme Gerard O Honsilfe and historic figures to discuss the genre’s utility and pitfalls.
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France
Anfre Mautole
Mme
Gerard O'Honsilfe
Figures of Speech in Ancient Texts and Holy Books
The passage discusses sacred writings from the Vedan and Duranavt tradition, noting the Vedar as ancient Sanskrit works covering creation, gods, duties, and arts, and the Wurnnas as eighteen texts on law and theology. It mentions reverence among Findgoman holy men and critiques the narratives as sometimes superstitious.
Doers vs Talkers in a Moral Reflection Tale
A moral piece contrasts actions over promises, praising those who quit wrong and perform good deeds. It cites a pastor's question to a repentant woman, stress on practice over belief, and a tale of a reforming drinker. The text then shifts to a New York Yorkville scene describing a German Munich themed restaurant with German names, foods, and a lively crowd.
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Moat
Alyaya Eaying
Stara
Fife
Hye O Me
SfeClare
Estadicaty
New York
Sth
Yorkville
Munich
Cincinnati
Maxi
Wiitera
Hane
Fritz
Fring
Truday
Lypex
Anil
New York Quietly Masks Citys Hidden Faces
A fragmented, first person vignette paints New York as a maze of drunks, torn couples, and unseen laborers. It contrasts a modern city scene on Fifth Avenue with dawn pink skies and a sea of working men and women commuting from tenement homes to offices, all part of the urban economy.
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Rana
Charomen
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