Hearst Papers outline peace, defense, taxes, and reforms
The document proposes equal basis English speaking peopling for peace, Senate proportional representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under National Defense, federal action to abolish illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with Saturday holidays, Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of West Indies debt settlements.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Ennics
Lobby Legislation Push Urges Regulating Public Lobbyists
Massachusetts and Wisconsin lead with public lobbying rules as nations’ lawmakers hear testimony from Joseph R. Grundy of Pittsburgh. He admits decades of influence efforts and campaign fund raising while urging federal action to register and rigidly regulate lobbyists. The piece argues Congress should adopt transparent lobbying akin to state precedents to curb secret influence.
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Joseph R. Grundy
Pittsburgh
Senate
Pennsylvania
Grundy
U Econ
Washington
Compress
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
National Congress
Senate Committee
Congress
Decline of Taxidermy Pets and Rise of Hunter Trophies
A late era note sketches the fading of mounted pets as parlor decoration, with taxidermists shifting toward hunter trophies. It traces the old trade, highlights Thomas Rowland’s 80-year legacy, and mentions Mr. Foster’s fame and clipping bureaus, before noting modern oddities like a curious dining misadventure.
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Brooklyn
Airda
Thomas Rowland
Biason
The Human Body as a Machine in Everyday Life
A fragment from a 1525 work outlines the human body as a mechanical system governed by same laws as machines. Mr Everyday is awakened, fed, and driven by internal needs, then resumes work, later rests, while the body’s systems maintain life. Copyright notice and tomorrow’s continuation follow.
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Mam
Ledapum
Fim
Jife Bay
Mom
Everyman
Mr. Eversmonme
WH. G. Welle Pulian Moxley
George Philip Wella
Listen World! By Elsie Robinson
A fragmented 1920s style dialogue discusses women's intuition, belief, and limitations. Mrs Keown explains the phenomenon while Sam Brown challenges it, debating whether intuition is a real faculty or a social construct, with reference to home life and education.
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Sam
Sara
Rte
Vaud Wensfield
Sam Brown
King Hesbie
Amy Tee
Impetigo and Skin Diseases Covering the Body
The article describes impetigo and other skin inflammations, noting transmission among children and from person to person. It explains stages from clear watery vesicles to crusty sores, common attack sites on the face scalp and hands, and outlines treatment including keeping crusts covered and applying mild ammoniated mercury ointment, with precautions to prevent scratching and spread.
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Wales
Fall of a Federal Figure in a Damaged Memoir Fragment
The passage traces Albert Fall from a proud rise to disgrace amid corruption prosecutions. It recalls his roles from attorney general to senator and cabinet member, noting multiple charges, bleak outcomes, and the eroding prestige as trials and convictions unfold in a harsh retrospective.
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Aramatista
Ramsay Mac Donald
Washington
Albert Bacon Fall
Albert Heron Fall
White House
Hoover
Fall
Mary
Alin
Carter
Demormey
Medow
Ordudia
Rilalka
Tindom Lerky
Segislature
Mle Twenme
New Dies Fee
Supreme Court
Senate
Harting
Midh
Slep
Harry Hinednix
Bedward
Perthag Vie Tung
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Brokers
Boans
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America
Abdeonil
Io Private
Iecard G. Foster
Mr. Foster
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Florida
Bobby
Honiing
McIntyre and Heath
John Eld
John Hell
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Meek
Jinek
Elsie Robinson
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
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Singh
Millie
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