Hearst proposals range from peace accord to literacy drive
Hearst papers advocate equal English speaking peo ple to preserve world peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues. They push proportional Senate representation, separate military departments, federal action to end illiteracy, and a January installation of President and Congress following November elections. They also call for a federal sales tax and a Nicaragua Canal, with acquisition of French and English West Indies as debt repayment.
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United States
Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defence
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
United Sates
Sacred Cows In Washington Helped By The Anti-Saloon League
A interview transcript outlines how Wayne B Wheeler and the anti saloon league allegedly influenced government. It cites Wheeler pressuring appointments, drafting speeches for senators, distributing propaganda, and leveraging donations to sway policy and avoid Senate probes. The piece notes sacred cows, including Wheeler’s power, protected by Congress and lobbyists.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Anticaloon League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Eo League
Roy D. Haynes
Senate Investigating Committee
Haynes
Wheeler
Harding
Anti-Saloon League
Anti- Saloon League
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Ewlpeenard
League
T. Justin Steuart
Wheele@r
Wayne EB. Wheeler
United States
Union
Congress
Metropolis Musings on Nightlife and City Decay
A fragmented portrait of New York’s social scene. Vignettes mix celebrity figures, theaters, and hotel life with sharp critique of service culture and urban crowds. Observations touch on vaudeville, ventriloquists, fashion, and street corner quirks, painting a restless, crowded city mosaic.
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Thoughta
Berton Bratey
Beatrice Hereford
Barbera
Metropolitan Opera
Keating
John Cuneo
Chicago
Jerry
Ava Pennington
John Ringling
Charlie Journal
Lunehr
Michael Arien
Deul
Bradman Avenue
East Fifty-ninth Street
Columbus
Spain
Buaes
Mike Foge
Biology and the dawn of scientific inquiry
The article traces biology from prehistoric practical living to early formal study, noting Neolithic domestication, Aristotle and Alexander’s era, and the first museums. It surveys ancient experimentation limits, mentions Roman and Islamic worlds, and discusses the dampening effect of Christianity on scientific curiosity.
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Birturs
Myiboloxs
Alexander
Hame Ies
Lempsos
Hanna
Africa
Apoe
Egypt
Meth Welle
Rain and Earth Wake in a Silent, Forlorn Season
A fragmentary poetic prose passage depicts a scorching landscape cooling under rain. The air grows heavy with a sense of impending change as distant sounds fade and the earth trembles with renewal. The scene threads through burning heat, drying dust, and the sudden release of rain transforming the world.
Baby's Health Tips for Constipation in Infants
Royal S. Copeland M D explains constipated babies often stem from the mother's diet and advises mothers to eat well, drink water, and introduce orange juice from early weeks. For bottle babies adjust formula with doctor guidance. ensure ample fluids and age appropriate cereals and fruit juices to ease digestion.
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Tegin
Solomon Grundy critique rails against Hawley bill and tariffs
A dense critique by Herbert Kaufman argues against the Hawley tariff plan and tariff barriers. It accuses Congress of favoritism and calls out industrial and political interests shaping policy. The piece mocks Mr Grundy, condemns monopolies, and predicts political fallout if his views prevail.
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Bingham-Gyannon
Connecticut
America
Hawtey
Wall Street
Joseph Grundy
Acnate
Tras
Amall Wealem
Ewat
Ahaw Adm
Grundy
Commonwealths
Grinds
Bingham
Han
Paradoxical Views On War Time Morality And Fashion
Fragmented editorial notes reflect on wartime social norms and modern attire. Mentions railroad dangers, telephone isolation, gender roles, and a Taiko or Charleston dance reference amid societal contrasts. Observes husbands and wives reacting to moral expectations with humor and caution.
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The
Hearst Papers Advocate
By Jimmy Hatlo
Power Trust
Serte Bby
Itss Sax
Axe
Union Station
Elbert Hubbard
New York
Hoath and Wert
Fieres
Avick An
Forts-second Street
Grand Central
Agaea Bs
Asoka
India
Chris
Est
Rome
Sicily
North Africa
Greece
Asis Minor
Elomadle
Elsie Robinson
Hitler
Ciperighe
Baby
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Solomon Grundy
Herbert Kaufman
Dany Mirror
Herbert Cantean
Alwasa
Individuel
Mortinge Alterey
Tokio
Aes
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