Peace and Reform Platform Outlined by Hearst Papers
The Hearst papers present a plan for a world peace system among English-speaking nations and domestic reforms. Proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary over Army Navy and Air Force, and Federal action to end literacy barriers under a Secretary of Education. Election of Congress in November with inauguration the following January.
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United States
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House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Glad Hand Aims to Boost San Antonio Tourist Center
The CONOPUS CLUB seeks financial support to open a tourist headquarters by November 15, arguing that well staffed headquarters attract visitors and later residents. It praises San Antonio for welcoming tourists while stressing the need for active hospitality to convert guests into community contributors. The piece asserts friendly outreach accelerates population growth more than passive arrival.
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Conopus Club
San Antonio
Alamo
Inland Waterways To Be Discussed At National Conference
Washington December 7 and 8 will mark the twenty third annual convention of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress with two major topics. The Mississippi valley flood protection and the growing number of navigable waterway bridges pose threats to waterborne commerce valued at 540 500 000 tons and 26 722 000 000 dollars in 1926. Government engineers foresee lengthy debates as officials weigh measures to safeguard the nation’s breadbasket and maintain river traffic against bridge proliferation.
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Washington
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
War Department
Noted Astronomer Sermons on Mind Body Health and Happiness
A garrett P serviss piece extols the link between health and sleep. It argues bad health, worry, and negative thoughts drain vitality, while kindness and right thinking boost happiness, endurance, and longevity for a better earthly life.
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Earth
Figor
Inertia Rules Evolution Says Lindsay in Social Change
Royal 5. Copeland M D summarizes Lindsays view on inertia governing social evolution. He argues radical reform faces resistance from a steadfast public, with reform leading to gradual shifts rather than abrupt upheaval and urges patience as society adapts.
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Cater Gem
Ron Family
Hausu
Lindsay
Science Sideshow on Devil's Horna Seeds
A germ of a plant called Devil's Horna or Povil's Horna is described as enclosed in a hard spiny envelope with two curved rake like horns. When these seeds lodge in the nostrils of cattle or antelope the animal cannot remove them and dies or is in grave distress before relief. The plant is claimed to be a product of Routt Attica.
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Attica
Talk or Talk Not: A Townsman’s View on Conversation
A reflective piece argues that open talk calms suspicion and builds civilization. It notes primitive silence breeds distrust and that daily conversations, even trivial chats about weather or health, humanize neighbors and ease tensions.
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Wall Street
Hanks
Cleopatra's Joke Plays Across Nile Meeting with Antony
A playful tale recalls Cleopatra wooing Antony after a staged meeting and a river voyage to Alexandria. She matches him in gambling fishing and drinking, turning the romance into political maneuvering and a display of wit and charm.
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Cleopatra
Antony
Cydnus
Alexandria
Cleopatre
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