National Peace and Reform Proposals in 20th Century Pledge
Proposes an accord among English-speaking nations to maintain world peace and advance global harmony. Calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and prompt reapportionment in the House. Recommends a unified defense department led by a Secretary of National Defense and federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Election in November with inauguration set for January 1 following.
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Navy
Air Forces
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Education
Congress
U S Trade Leads In Latin America Says NF Trade Council
The National Foreign Trade council of New York argues the United States is not slipping behind in Latin America. It cites US exports worth about 914 million dollars, with more than two thirds finished goods, and growing share across most South American countries. Textiles, foods, machinery, and automobiles drive gains aided by the Panama Canal and greater US investments.
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National Foreign Trade Council
New York
San Antonio
United States
Mexico
Central
South America
Germany
France
England
Rio Grande
Paraguay
Council
Colombia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Peru
Argentine
Brazil
Chile
Uruguay
Bolivia
Panama Canal
Pananis
State of Mind in Medicine by Royals Copeland
An article argues that mental state directly affects health and recovery. It asserts a cheerful mind energizes treatment, that physicians aid patients by addressing mental as well as physical symptoms, and that religion and hope bolster vitality and longevity. Copyright 1927, Newspaper Feature Service.
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Copeland
Frock Dew “Teeke
Torefits
Carr
Mann
Electric Influences and the Sense of Radio Mysteries
Garrett P. Serviss discusses whether human senses could expand and notes experiments showing pigeons losing direction under radio waves and magnetic disturbances. He cites Spanish army radiotelegraph tests near Valencia, Hertzian waves in Germany, and sunspot related magnetic storms as possible clues to radio and atmospheric effects on navigation and nerves, cautioning against overreaching conclusions.
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Ree
Enjos
Tse Ley Memorial
Valencia
Rynin
Pater Va
Felencia
Germany
Hengelent
International Waators Metrice
Missionaries in China Spark Debate on Interference and Salvation
A newspaper piece argues against withdrawing missionaries from China, saying the missionary spirit is altruistic and essential to moral reform. It notes critics label missionaries as busybodies, but cites Sun Yat-Sen as a beneficiary of missionary influence and warns that ending missionary work would hinder global moral progress. The article calls for careful, thoughtful consideration of China’s situation.
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China
Sun Yat-Sen
Ims
Tts
Science Sideshow on Odd Partnership of Pea Crab and Mvalvep
A bizarre interspecies relationship persists across generations between the tiny Pea Crab and various Mvalvep species. The Pex Grubs differ from ordinary crabs by lacking claws and spines. their edge is rounded and exterior surface smooth and polished. The duo often remains bound until one member dies.
Novel Marriage of Hendrik Van Loon and Frances Goodrich
The renowned historian Hendrik Willem Van Loon and actress Frances Goodrich married in secret after a month together. They plan to maintain separate homes and a modern long distance arrangement while pursuing family life and independence. Some doubt the experiment but many will discuss its feasibility at breakfast.
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Hendrik Willem van Loon
Frances Goodrich
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