Hearst Papers Advocate Reform Plan Across Nation
The Hearst papers call for English-speaking nations to unite for world peace and for proportional representation in the U S Senate with each state having at least two Senators. They urge prompt reapportionment, a unified Defense Department, and strong federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Congress would meet November with inaugurations in January.
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Hearst
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Secretary of Education
Congress
Bexar County Voters Feel Strength At Election
In Bexar County Harry M. Wurzbach wins by a large margin, aided by 2570 votes, shaping the Fourteenth district outcome. The piece discusses political machines, voter turnout, and the tension between party endorsements and the will of the people in county and city politics.
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Bexar County
Ressman
Harry M. Wurzbach
Bexar
Arguatus
Mec
Wurzbach-Chambers
Rsg
Armistice Day Reflections on Peace and Sacrifice
A stark meditation contrasts today’s Armistice Day with the past war’s end. The author laments the fading memory of those who sacrificed, warns that future generations may not grasp bloodshed’s futility, and urges lasting peace while safeguarding wealth and liberty.
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Tyile
Wynn Massachusetts exhibit prompts belated permit action
A belated exhibit in a Wynn Massachusetts case involves canceling a factory permit within city limits after a fatal accident and multiple serious injuries. The dispute centers on zoning and desired living conditions and safe residence standards for citizens.
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Sfathers
Wynn
Mass
Tagk
CIA
Kies Joston
On the Battlefields of France a Memorial Hum of Peace
Poem recalls the bloodstained fields of Belleux Wood and Argonne where youths fell and romance faded. It asks whether war’s ruin born of destruction was in vain and pleads for wisdom faith and respect to rise from death’s rain. It notes lilies blooming on battlefields and prays for lasting peace and healing for the world.
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France
Belleux
Argonne
Marne
Varna
God of Nations
Blaine Woolsmaie Merpdoedt
Gionds
Lelin
Gore
Vasiyra Herv
Proper Care of Face for Boys and Girls
A historic health guidance piece urges mothers to teach both boys and girls proper facial care. It emphasizes using abundant salt water, gentle cleansing, and saltwater soaps, plus balanced diet and hydration to maintain clear skin and prevent greasy complexion. It notes the social pressure of appearance and cautions against rough scrubbing while advocating regular cleansing routines and moderation in foods and drinks.
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Suiled
Reindeer Return to Ancestral Home by Noted Scientists
A Garret P Serviss style essay describes reindeer reintroduction from the far north into Alpine regions. The piece recounts Morand-Arnaud's experiment with a male, female, and foal, their acclimation, and the potential for domestic reindeer use in transport.
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Reindeer
Garrett P, Serviss
Weller
Nere
Haute Saveir
Morand- Arnighd
Alegere
Arnaud
Sideshows of Science Eyery Family Tale of Oddity and Fear
A fragmented report describes strange scientific displays at a sideshow with references to a salamander, a dog, and unusual experiments. The piece notes crowds reacting to odd creatures and the performers coordinating risky acts while authorities or caretakers attend to the dangers.
Too Many Books by Dr Frank Crane
Fragmented OCR of a 19th century critique discusses library excess and the idea that a library is not knowledge but a formality. It cites Emerson Kant Eliot and urges reading selectively, with emphasis on choosing what one wants to read.
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Frank Crane
Balliol College
Oxfort
Landsay
Eliot
Fucvard
Clutfin
Squire
Diary of a Wandering Pepys in New York Fog
A garbled diary fragment from New York dated November 12 describes a chaotic scene with mentions of Pepys, Lonbled, and various figures visiting Nin Horseshoes ranch. The item references Broadway street life, a streetcar accident, a dilapidated cabaret, and assorted social watchers. Mentions of Russell Patterson, Warfield, and a Fireitel Healyham appear in a stream of names and scenes, with city life and entertainment in focus.
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York
Pepys
Willa
Bart
Nin Horseshoes Ranch
Dorsente
Marshal Neilan
Enma
Thirain
Russell Patterson
Unclear names and places in damaged text
Fragmentary OCR lists several personal names and a Tas Gily place reference with unclear context. The passage reads as a garbled dedication or notice involving Howard A. Thompson and others tied to Tas Gily, Mich-LHoaslel Fadle, Sinnulord, and a Ms Geetyude I Mitehle.
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Uns
Howard A. Thompson
Weelver House
Tzla
Cuffe
Tay Sweeney
Miss Geetyude
Tas Gily
Mich—Lhoaslel Fadle
Sinnulord
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