Peace and reform program proposed by English-speaking nations
The Hearst Papers advocate a five point program: unity to preserve world peace, proportional Senate representation with no loss of seats, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, and federal action to abolish literacy in the U S under a Secretary of Education, with Congress in November and inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
City Planning Seeks Guaranty Title to Value for Property Owners
City planning moves to guide San Antonio growth, backed by a report from the real estate board. An eight or nine member city planning commission could propose industrial zones and street widths, with a two year expert employed to frame zoning. The plan aims to protect property values by anticipative zoning rather than reactive rules.
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San Antonio
Cieir
New York Chop Houses Reflect Tenderloin Era Charm
A vivid 1920s New York scene describes ragged chop houses near Broad Street with Irish style eateries offering lamb chops and meat stews. The piece paints tavern fronts, lively patrons, and a mix of colorful figures tied to Broadway benefits, carnival slang, and old city lore.
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New York
Treadway
Tuer
Jimmie
Eddie
Jock
Will Hogg
Irvin Cobb
Anon
Oller
New Yorker
Trudy
Aquarium
Atanhallan
Volcanoes and Weather by Garrett P Serviss
Professor W J Humphreys of the weather bureau argues that cold periods follow major volcanic eruptions, with dust in the upper air blocking heat from the sun. The Krakatoa explosion and others in 1810 1815 era produced long lasting cooling signs and spectacular sunsets. The article notes multiple eruptions and suggests a potential link to historical cold summers and future risks.
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W. J. Humphress
Weather Bureau
Humpbrers
Ae Qnle
Tombore
Tnier
Io Vaer
Krakatoa
Siz
Alaska
New Zealand
Broftish Humphreys
Humphrey
St. George
Azores
Etna
Sicily
West Indies
Mason
Philippines
Ksa
Theory Pays by Dr Frank Crane and the Value of Theory
A discussion on the role of theory in invention cites Kelvin and Lagrange, arguing progress stems from theoretical investigation. The piece defends scholars who pursue knowledge for its own sake, noting practical advances arise from deep ideas rather than mere application.
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Frank Crane
Tard Kelvin
Abla
Lagrange
Willan Thonon
Electric Oxeilla Linus
Lavinier
Tle
Lang
Graelle
Coorcihl
McClure Newanepar Hyak
Nasal Catarrh Very Common Ailment by Dr Copeland
A historical feature notes nasal catarrh as a very common ailment. It cites weather changes as a factor and discusses the lack of a proven germ cause, along with cautious remarks on remedies. The piece emphasizes local climate effects and suggests directed treatment and physician guidance for relief.
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Royal 5
Copeland
Newspapers Feature Service, Inc
Godwin of Kent Accused in Medieval Murder Tale
A garbled historical snippet claims Godwin, Earl of Kent, was accused of murdering Alfred, brother of Wing duward, in England. It notes a late eleventh century incident at a king’s table where he protested innocence and was choked by bread while praying for forgiveness.
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Godwin
Enel
Kent
Alfred
Wing Duward
Canferger
England
A Church of Carved Cement Opens New Ideas
A church near Paris Elizabethville showcases a cement sculpture built to honor Belgium and France friendship. Architect Sarrabexellos shaped the soft cement twelve hours after pouring, creating a freestanding statue filled with lighted lower areas for offices. The project envisions future cement architecture and even a statue church with elevator access to a head chapel.
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Belgium
France
Paris
Elizabethville
Sarrabexellos
St. Peter
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