Hearst Papers advocate six bold reforms in one draft
The Hearst papers outline proposals including equal basis for English speaking peoples, proportional US Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, federal action to abolish illiteracy, a January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to fund tax relief, a 13 month calendar with Saturday holidays, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring the Western regions as debt payment.
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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
Wester
Sale of City Park Property to SISD Sparks Policy Debate
A letter opposes selling city park land to the San Antonio independent school district for a new north side high school. It argues the sale betrays park- land stewardship, risks future shortages, and favors a district at the expense of the municipal park system and other jurisdictions. The piece says stadium costs are a separate issue and stresses long-term municipal needs.
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San Antonio
City Park
New North Side
Independent School
Latrel Heights
San 3i Public Service Company
Army YMCA in San Antonio Faces Skepticism
A San Antititian doubts the value of the army to the city and questions the need for a dedicated soldiers welfare group. The letter argues for continued support of Army YMCA efforts and their role in aiding service members this coming year.
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San Antittian
Reciente
YAM & Fs
Cy Cates
San Antonia Cam Ile
Arins
Broadway Gossip and Theaters From A Bustling Night
A mosaic of nightlife chatter and theater blurbs from New Yorks entertainment scene. Names like Duke Eltington Bea Levin and Helen Morgan appear amid notes on the New Amsterdam Empire and Follies. Snatches describe bustling corsairs of showbiz and the citys social whirl into the late hours.
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Duke Eltington
Paul Whiteman
Harlem
Bea Levin
Helen Morgan
Lom
Vina Delmar
Brondiwey
Buster Keaton
Hrrh Roth
Sen Franciero Bos
Brattle Littleton
Chic Sele
Fironsway
Astor
Berlin
Old Churchill
Aba Attel
Outland
Cabinto
Broadway
Donden
Aspirth
Blood and its living tissue in the human body
The article describes blood as active living tissue with red and white cells, plasma, and nutrients. It explains blood as a tissue, its cellular components, the role of plasma, and the function of cells in transport, oxygen, and waste. It notes bacteria in air and on surfaces as disease sources, and touches on immune response and illness consequences.
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H. G. Welle
Julian Stulsies
George Antiaip Wells
Fragmented Text With No Clear News Item
The readable portions show a jumble of words and phrases without coherent events, names, places, or dates. No verifiable news item emerges to summarize into a factual card.
Who's Worthy by Elsie Robinson recounted
A fragmented, stream of consciousness piece critiques worthiness through fictional figures like Joan of Arc and a bootlegger, referencing moral judgments, memory, and identity amid a chaotic narrative voice.
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Who's
Worthy
Elsie Robinson
Batia
Joan of Arc
Jake
Wilgut
Food Poisoning Risks and Public Health Warnings
A discussion by Dr. R. S. Copeland stresses food poisoning risks from contamination at ports and in daily meals. He warns against attributing all harm to a single ingredient, notes the role of bacteria and germs, and urges vigilance in food handling and public health responsibility. The piece reflects early 20th century concerns about sanitation and food safety.
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Norvine Ix
New Jerney
Tennsylvania
New York
New England
Acre
Cat
The Fowler's Net Explains Society's Reform Drive
A dense reflective piece argues that evolution and history shape moral and legal order. It cites bankers, governors, and Penitentiary codes to show how wealth and power lose leverage against collective regulation, with revolutions serving as emergency tools while gradual reform progresses through consensus and reflection.
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Monty
Jolle
Oatrasiem
Federal Penitentiary Code
Mesura Sinclair
Witty Fragments on Society and War Wit
A jumble of humorous musings on social life and marriage. Observations poke at wages bread prices and modern courting while joking about weddings and family in-law quirks and a dream of outlawing war. The piece blends light satire with everyday concerns.
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By Hatlo
Osou
New Amsterdam
Weet Forty-second Street
Jobbylees Playhouse
A. L. Erlanger
Fa Anid
Follies
Satterly
Bleyfeld
Elf Empire
George Jean Nathan
New York Theater
Ita Playere
Reantz
Parn Houlsvardiers
Calamniste
Brosdalden
AirNaught Srna
Ile Bovis
Cis
Keyan
Butuan
Dinarder
R. S. Copeland
Renater
Kominasionsraf Wealth
N. Ee Eise
Fowler
Causs
Architeeta
Chemiera
Athea
Wingiel
Mtranga
Kamethmes
Multan
Turkey
Utopia
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