Peace and reform proposals in Hagash speaking world
The report outlines a peace preserving pact among Hagash speaking peoples and a plan for proportional Senate representation with at least five senators per state. It calls for constitutional reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Secretary overseeing Army Navy and Air, and Federal measures to eradicate illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Election of Congress in November with installation January following.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Army
Navy
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Coal in Abundance in Gillette Field Eastern Wyoming
A new geological survey bulletin reports immense coal deposits in eastern Wyoming near Gillette. Veins averaging 75 feet near surface yield accessible fuel, with the field containing about 14.5 billion tons, rivaling all US coal mined to date. Much land is federal, and the coal is a tough bituminous black ignite.
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Wyoming
United States
Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Gillette
Perjury Layman Urges Court Action to Curb Lies
Ramuel Untermyer argues perjury harms justice and proposes reforms. He suggests juries reveal willful false swearing in verdicts and courts assess such findings. Courts would forward evidence to district attorneys who must report investigations and actions taken.
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Ramuel Untermyer
Administration of Justice
Talent Pays Higher Taxes and Talent Lost to New York
A. W. Gregg, counsel for the government in the Ford Couzens tax suit, demonstrates skill in handling complex tax law. He is leaving the Bureau of Internal Revenue and opening a private practice in New York, a gain for New York and a loss for the federal government. The piece argues government should offer higher salaries to attract top talent.
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A. W. Gregg
New York
Sam
Size of Atom by Garrett FP Serviss
An excerpt discusses the concept of atoms and scale, humorously debating shrinking a person to atomic size. It describes perceived sizes, such as the nucleus diameter and fractional scales, and references a Pennsylvania case and the limits of imagination versus physical law.
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Garrett FP
Serviss
Fesch
Pennsylvania
Tou
Ista
Cars
Eantein
Tracing ill health in young children from dental to digestion
A report on six hundred children in one institution shows an average of five to six physical defects per child. Common issues include obstruction of the nose and throat from adenoids and enlarged tonsils, mouth breathing, frequent ear complications, teeth defects, and intestinal worms. Early detection and treatment by a doctor can prevent later complications and improve vitality.
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A historical profile traces a baseball player who rose to politics, starting as a clerk in Pittsburgh before a brief pro baseball run. Born in Ireland, he pursued education in public schools, later shifted to business and politics, becoming a longtime congressman from Pennsylvania with ventures across New York and other states.
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Treland
Pittehargh
Oliver Brothers & Mht
Pittaburgh
Prize Beauty By Dr Frankhouse critique in letters
A reader questions the prize beauty movement arguing beauty judges attract vanity and competition. They propose alternatives like fastest typist or most healthy children and suggest aid for the afflicted as a prize focus. The piece contends inner character outshines surface charm and a fine spirit dignifies a home.
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Mimi
Huperta
Cleopatra
Anautasia
Ninon de’Enelos
Kangaroo Mother Carries Young in Pouch Like Spider
An article describes a marsupial mother carrying joeys in a pouch while older siblings hang on by spinnerets, a process where babies learn to feed and defend themselves. As they near week old, they ride on feathers and featherlike structures, then graduate to independent life once deemed ready by the mother.
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Bax
Bone
We Move Rapidly Automobile Progress in 30 Years
A dated reflection contrasts early Renault cars from 1898 with modern models, praising rapid mechanical progress while lamenting slower mental growth. The text notes flying machines will outpace today’s tech and envisions global travel becoming routine, urging imagination to match invention.
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Renault
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