Proposals for Reform and National Defense Unity
An English-speaking peopes agreement to preserve peace and world order. Proportional Senate representation and prompt constitutional reapportionment in the House. A unified Department of National Defense and a Secretary of Education to abolish illiteracy. Congressional elections in November with installation in January. Inauguration in January after the election.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Begin Christmas Shopping Now Before Stock Runs Low
The piece urges immediate Christmas shopping as 89 days remain, noting children plan gifts while adults face bills and time slips quickly. It argues early planning avoids rush, depleted stocks, and the Net-minute shopper fate, urging wise, thrifty grownups to act now.
Village gives way to industry in Gouters New York
The Village of Gouters New York is described as a lifework hub fading to modern industry. The Lower Manhattan Industrial Association notes soaring values as towering apartments rise and a $7,000,000 industrial center opens on Varick Street. Some artists may stay only if they earn salaries and write checks.
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Parsien
Garret
Gouters Village
New York
Lower Manhattan Industrial Association
Varick Street
Worthwhile Bouts on disease after the promise of far reaching benefits
The savants of the laboratory have not yet isolated the germ of infantile paralysis but they have classified it as a step toward an antitoxin. From Rochester's new medical school via Bellevue Hospital comes erysipelas treatment that halves death and shortens recovery. Two recent engagements in man’s persistent war illustrate science’s gains over disease.
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Rochester
New Medical School
Bellevue Hospital
86 Too Young Op Clemenceau Expresses Openness to Listen
The 86 year old French statesman Clemenceau tells reporters he is too young to express opinions yet willing to listen to anything they have to tell him. He remains keen and observant, still called the "Old Tiger" with the fox like keenness.
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Clemenceau
Dony
Moon at the North Pole A Polar Moonlight Inquiry
Garratt P. Serviss discusses whether a moon can be seen from the North Pole. The article notes both moons and stars are visible only in Arctic regions during certain seasons, with details on the dark polar night and the light during polar day. The explanation cites diagrammed positions at solstice and mentions the apparent Moon phases from the Pole.
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North Pole
Mons
M. A. Hi
Syracuse
Tos
Earth
Pointexitsin
Arctic Circle
Greenland
Alaska
Sweden
Nersnn
Eles
Sugar for Babies and the Health of a Nation
A fragmented essay argues national well being hinges on agricultural prosperity and consumer health. It links Kansas farming to U S prosperity, stresses mutual dependence of farmers and manufacturers, and warns cosmetics cannot mask neglected hygiene. It calls for good digestion and elimination as foundations of health and beauty.
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Kansas
America
Fsir
Acx
Que
Copyrlight
Burvise, Inc
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A fragmented account traces James Hy Higgins rising quickly in Rhode Island politics. After law studies and exams, he entered practice, joined public service, and rose to mayor of Nantucket before becoming governor. The narrative emphasizes rapid ascent and early career milestones.
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Philip Nowlan
Rhoda Island
Ole
Ha Wen
Antucket
Ani
James Hy Higgins
Sideshows of Science and Deep Sea Creatures
The article describes Mind creatures of the deep sea with snag feelers and hairlike appendages used for sensing and navigation. It notes depths below five hundred fathoms where light is scarce and claims a luminous surface on their bodies enabling movement through dark waters like a meteor on land.
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Rome
To Jane Addams By Dr. Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane praises Jane Addams for shaping social welfare through example at Hull House Chicago. He notes Hull House preschool efforts guiding mothers and children, calling Addams a remarkable woman who blends activism with lived example.
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Jane Addams
Frank Crane
Tapp Adams
Paeadena
Hull House
Miss Addams
Chicago
A Beautiful Childhood by Jessie Willcox Smith
A pictorial appeal from Jessie Willcox Smith for the Survey features a child hood scene. The image underscores charity work in 286 communities raising about 64 million dollars yearly through their war chests. It links child likeness and motherhood to civilization and charitable effort.
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Jessie Willcox Smith
Kind Hearts
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