Editorials from Hearst papers propose national reforms
The page lists ten bold ideas including Washingtons entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to end illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month year, Nicaragua Canal, acquisition of Caribbean colonies, selective immigration and deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Blind Scions Turned Heads in Elections Across Nation
Three visually impaired individuals gained prominence in the recent general election. Thomas D. Schall of Minnesota and Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma won Senate seats, while Claire E. Owens, a Nebraska resident, was elected to the state legislature. The piece argues disability can drive achievement across politics and life.
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Senate
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
Exeter
Nebraska
Claire E. Owens
Diary of a Day in New York City Observations
A fragmented diary narrative from 1930 recounts encounters with beggars and street life in Manhattan. It notes beggary, street performers, and social attitudes amid a fog of personal reminiscence and sharp, blunt comments on urban poverty and theater culture.
Careful motorists urged to wear lapel badges in Berlin
In Berlin a modern knight concept recommends motorists wear lapel badges as a humane incentive for safe driving. The idea, tied to adult behavior, likens spinich to compliance and praises positive reinforcement for reducing risk and encouraging responsible road use.
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Berlin
Zone of Cor Old Fashioned Parents Shock Observations
Dr Miriam Van éced juvenile court referee discusses child health at a House conference. She outlines 19 ways of being a bad parent and notes that true courage honesty and justice are not limited by outward manners or superficialities.
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Miriam van Énced
Me House
Pri
Local Citizen Promotes Civic Garden Efforts in Natalia
A feature highlights Charlie Lynn's garden project near Natalia town with a flower-filled yard and neighborly aid. It notes Q W Sherrill of Taylor as speaker for a Chamber of Commerce luncheon and mentions Sam Perry Baker earning a Merit Certificate from the Future Ranchers of America for goat judging excellence.
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Therlic Lyon
Fas
Charlie Lynn
Howers
Virginia
Alwase
Pearnall
Q. W. Sherrill of
Taylor
Williamson County
Cityational Bank of Taylor
Chamber of Commerce
Rancheers of
America
All Trails
del Hic Herald
del Hic
Sam Perry Baker
Sam Ferry
Callege
Herald
Boy recalls long lost gun in family tale
Elder D. B. Pelmer of Medion City recalls a boyhood promise and a long missing shotgun once owned by his grandfather in Dendera County. The tale follows the gun’s rediscovery years later when the owner’s barn storage reveals the relic of pioneer days.
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Dandera
Isamera
He County
Big Geandail
D. B. Pelmer
Medion City
Dendera New-Fra
Anpray
Keep Your Enthusiasm as a Child's Guide to Life
Elsie Robinson recalls how enthusiasm and curiosity define childhood. She argues that fear, prejudice, and judgment dampen natural eagerness, urging readers to rekindle openness to life by embracing wonder, questions, and exploration.
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Elsie Robinson
Judicea
Do You Know Pexan road program for 1020
A fragmented text discusses a 1020 era road building plan with $41 000 000 for highway construction and $17 000 000 for Total ronda and bridgen along with reflective advice on enthusiasm and aging. The passage blends historical numbers with philosophical exhortations on pursuing life’s adventures despite growing older.
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Pexan
Ronda
Bridgen
Outlandish City View on Universal Kisses
A Caucasian viewpoint argues that affectionate kissing is a universal gesture but notes it is unknown to some races. The piece cites a National Tuberculosis Association rep saying halving kissing for ten years would cut transmission, though enforcing such a ban is impractical.
Kings in Masks and the Rise of International Toy Masks
A look at Germany as a long time toy and novelty maker with its rubber stamped Made in Germany logo. It notes Japan dominating foreign trade, cheap fimcracks from Czechoslovakia, and highlights German mask innovations including a flexible nosepiece and vast distortions used in Paris Riviera themed performances. The piece mentions mask parties and a smart revue featuring an entire mask number.
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Germany
Algo
Czechoslovakia
Paris
The
Riviera
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OWE Department Tis
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Tyere
Dean’ Palmer
Gob
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Raymond Dickson
Dave Picton
Karl Hoblitzelle
Wong
Fes
New York
Broadway
Alma Peeker
Persous
Teale
Wwe
Bennett
McNauckt
Cor
EXAS
Natalia
Charlie
Harry Williams
Sam Terry Baker
Woulll
King Masa
Mae
Europe
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