Hearst Papers propose world peace pact and reforms
The Hearst Papers outline eight provisions including equal status for English speaking peoples with no minority representation in foreign leagues, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, and illiteracy abolition under a Federal Education Secretary. Other items call for a January swearing in of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteenth month calendar with four week quarters, Nicaragua Canal construction, and acquiring French and English West races as debt settlement.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
Grundy Sees Lobbyists Writing Tariff Laws for Congress
A prominent lobbyist, Joseph R. Grundy, argues that tariff bills would be drafted by lobbyists and approved by Congress as written. He contends this would create an “invisible government” override the constitution, and he challenges senators and representatives to oppose such influence or risk disgrace. The testimony before the senate committee highlights the danger of lobby power over national policy.
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Congress
Grundy
Borah
Idaho
Walsh
Montana
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Caraway
United States
Pullin
Jabhyreta
Armistice Era Reflections Lock in Odd Phrases
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled lines about veterans and a tense event. Mentions of a police element and a public scene surface amid nonsensical phrases. The article lacks coherent details, names, dates, or a clear incident to summarize.
No Neonorm in New York Love Scenes This Era
A 1928 panorama shows New York couples openly embracing in parks and streets as public decorum softens yet policing remains. Cafes feature risqué dining, while Broadway menus mix diverse cuisines and a parrot obsession intrigues readers amid social shifts and rising anti-necking warnings.
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New York
Bronx
Han
Jean
Madame Has Qouragn and the Emigrant Gap Tale
A fragmented essay by Elsie Robinson discusses a French wife in Africa and Ivory Coast life, interwoven with a Sierra Nevada memory of Emigrant Gap. It recalls pioneers crossing treacherous terrain, danger, and a surviving woman amid hardship, cannibalism rumors, and enduring defiance against traps.
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Caroline Minger
Ain Ie
Madame
Ivory Coast
Drassing-Ream Indy
Sierra Nevada
California
Fleserte
San
Ubi
Anatomy of Muscles and Nerves in Human Body
The article explains muscle groups and their roles in moving joints from shoulder to hip, the protection of internal organs, and the flow of blood and nerves. It details arterial and venous supply, capillary networks, and the midriff’s structure, noting the rib cage, abdomen, and spine. It ends with a hint of continuation in the next issue.
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Alfie Funerinn
Ozeneeer
The Debate Over Stimulants In Unga Hearts
The text discusses the use of stimulants to support a flagging heart, noting varying opinions on which substances work best. It cites reactions from historical figures like President Monroe and explores how emotions, fatigue, and mental state influence heart activity, suggesting some herbs may revive health while warning against overreliance on drugs.
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Middle West
New York
Broadway
Elie
Monroe
Gracias
Reagan
Chen
Uta Prigier Rectara
Orteig Funded Lindbergh Flight Prize for Paris Journey
At a time when Colonel Lindbergh garners praise, Raymond Orteig is highlighted for offering the 25000 dollar prize that spurred support for the New York to Paris flight. The article lauds Orteig as a key American benefactor whose backing helped spark a historic transatlantic achievement. It notes his French heritage and his role as a businessman passionate about American progress and aviation development.
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Lindbergh
Raymond Orteig
France
Mr. Orteig
New York City
Paris
Tebuilding
Mr. Obeig
HalAne Matale
Pyreneers
Pronchoven Kuros
Obergh
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