Hearst Papers propose a civic reform program
The Hearst papers advocate a broad political platform including universal friendship with nations, proportional Senate representation, unified national defense under a Secretary of National Defense, federal literacy action, presidential and congressional terms aligned to November elections, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a 13 month calendar with Saturday holidays, the Nicaragua Canal, acquisition of Caribbean and Pacific possessions as debt settlement, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
Ministers and the Preaching of Religion
A reverent paper discusses how Christian ministers should interact with public affairs and the American Legion. It defends prayer in general while urging ministers to focus on preaching religion rather than political denouncements and prohibition battles.
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Gether
American Legion
Christ
God
Lord
Father
Jesus
America
Chrng
Hearst
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Is There a Mystical Evolutionary Urge
The text argues against straight line evolution and supports random variation with adaptive drift. It contrasts fossil records showing steady trends with a look at diverse modern mammals. It introduces Orthogenesis as a supposed internal force guiding germ plasma changes toward longer limbs and teeth complexity. Copyright 1920. G. Well Hustey. Georga P. Wet. dulian
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G. Well Hustey
Georga P. Wet
Dulian
Parents Should Let Kids Choose Their Own Career
A reader letter discusses whether parents must force a career on a child or allow youths to decide their own path. George D. Wray argues against coercion, citing unhappy workers and a son’s right to pursue talent, while inviting further responses from readers.
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Nile
Vince
Brown's
Dad
Lia Wen
Aimael
Hla
George D. Wray
Shreveport
Harlem Fashion Riot in 1920s Style Parade
A fragmented account details Harlem fashion with bold costumes and bright colors. Descriptions include oversized coats, winged shoulders, velvet collars, slashed pockets, belt widths up to 12 inches, and slate hats. Profiles mention designers, Broadway and Fifth Avenue influences, with stylists and gigolos amid bustling promenade.
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Milnoetrelas
Gotham
le Dyke Eliington
Paul Whites
Hundaye
Taln
Vgn
New York City Names Origin Revealed
The excerpt discusses the origin of New York City’s present name linked to the Duke of York. It recalls a student’s remark about always knowing capitals and presidents, notes a digression on a Maine explosion theory, and mentions a curt syndicate assertion about misaddressed letters.
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New York
Duke of York
Geoilema
Burial at Sea and Ridicule of Pessimism
A photograph shows Governor Pollard overseeing a burial at sea with mock coffins labeled Business D Pression Mrs D Pression nee Miss Pessimism and Miss Fortune. The note argues ridicule can kill baseless fear and urges leaders to keep courage during shortages and hard times.
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Pollard
Virginia
Business D Pression
D. Pression
Miss Pessimism
Miss Fortune
Chesapeake Bay
San Antonio
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