Hearst Papers list of proposed reforms and ideals
A compilation of policy planks including: unity with nations yet no entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation, separate military branches under a National Defense Secretary, universal literacy drive, January inauguration, federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month year with four week months, Nicaragua Canal construction, acquiring Caribbean and Pacific colonies, selective immigration and deportation policies, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
Blind minds rise in public life across fields
The election last Tuesday spotlighted three blind individuals in prominent roles. Minnesota Senator-elect Thomas D. Schall and Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore, both blind since youth, return or advance in the Senate. Claire E. Owens of Exeter Nebraska, a blind educator and former school board member, wins a state legislature seat.
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Senate
Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Washington
Exeter
Nebraska
Claire E. Owens
Modern King A BERLIN newspaper motorist incentive idea
A Berlin newspaper discusses using lapel badges as a moral nudge for careful driving. It compares the badge to a spinach reward for a child and notes officials may praise or recognize drivers who uphold speed laws. The piece suggests motorcycle police could award these incentives to encourage safety.
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Berlin
Charlie Lyon’s garden sparks county pride in Natalia
At Natalia’s recent fair Charlie Lyon showcased a vast flower garden on a vacant roadside plot, drawing praise for civic spirit and neighborly effort. The display, a symbol of community pride, drew visitors from nearby towns and highlighted local initiative supported by Trails and the county agent tradition.
Boy Recovers Grandfather Gun in Bandera County Tale
A Bandera County reminiscence recalls a boy who longed for his grandfather’s gun. The tale follows the gun’s voyage from a county thief to a barn store, ending with the lad reclaiming the relic through a chance meeting with the man who held it. Elder D. S. Palmer of Medine City is referenced as a local figure.
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Bandera
San Antonio
Palmer
Medine City
Ten World Keep Your Enthusiasm By Elsie Robinson
A nostalgic reflection on childhood wonder and natural enthusiasm. The piece contrasts earlier openness with grown constraints, urging readers to reclaim curiosity and fearless exploration. It emphasizes innate eagerness, lack of prejudice, and the instinct to reach out and learn.
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Elsie Robinson
Do You Know Texas road-building program and costs
Fragmented OCR text notes Texas road-building program for 104 includes 41.5 million for highway construction and 817.5 million for bridges. Also contains erratic motivational prose urging courage and life engagement, with garbled phrases and typographical errors.
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Texas
Zone of old-fashioned parents shock Dr Miriam Van
Dr Miriam Van warns against old-fashioned parenting in a juvenile court conference on child health. She lists 19 ways parents fail, noting true virtues like courage honesty and justice must be earned and not assumed from superficial manners or speech.
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Miriam van Énced
Me House Conference On Child Health
Outlandish City Kiss Customs Stir Debate Across Races
A Caucasian publication argues universal affection rituals differ by race, noting kissing remains uncommon among some groups. A National Tuberculosis representative suggests refraining from kissing for ten years would halve disease spread, though the plan is deemed impracticable. The piece urges tolerance of unfamiliar customs while calling kissing a pleasant practice.
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National Tubertion
Thi
Beggars In New York Stir City Streets And Minds
A 1930 diary style piece describes the flood of beggars on Broadway and nearby streets. It notes types from well dressed to blind and wheelchair beggars, how crowds react, and the money earned nightly. It mentions public sympathy, scams, and the social impact on pedestrians and theatergoers.
Kings in Masks in Smart revue feature grotesque masks
The piece celebrates mask fashion in Germany and the fashion world noting made in Germany toys and Czech timracks cheap imports. It praises a Smart revue with a full mask number and describes the inventive nosepiece and endless distortions of lacquered cardboard masks as a clever novelty.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
Paris
Riviera
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EXAS
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Charlie
Virginia
Alwage
Pearsall
Kiver
O. W. Sherrill
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Willigeoson
City Welloneal Bank
Ranchers of
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del Rio
Sam Perry Baker
Sam Perry
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SM. College
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Harry Williams
Trailg
Preniere Bevemoen
Fean
Office
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Smith
Hesday
Pip
Dean’ Bulmer
Bob
Davie
Raymond Dickson
Dave Pleton
Karl Hobltzelle
Nose
Tony
Russia
Aml
Harlequin Hill
Talher
Hubbari
New York
Parkins
Broadway
Verne Porter
Terry Hase
Ally
Crowdet
Maughers
Bennett
Shetland
McNeight Bins Ines
Kings IN Masks
Europe
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