Hearst Papers outline a progressive national program
A list of proposed reforms includes friendship with all nations, proportional Senate representation, unified defense under a National Secretary, abolition of illiteracy, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax to cut other levies, a 13 month year with Saturday holidays, the Nicaragua Canal, Caribbean acquisitions for debt payment, 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
Effect of R-101 Loss On Development Of Dirigibles
The R-101 crash near Beauvais, France, costs 47 of 54 aboard, including Britain’s top dirigible experts and aviation officials. The loss, though financially large, is seen as a wakeup call to helium use over hydrogen, with calls for international cooperation and continued British progress in lighter‑than‑air travel amid global uncertainty.
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Great Britain
Beauvais
France
America
Cras
Airship Works
Engs
Air Ministry
Admir Lam A. Moffett
Navy Bureau of
Aeron
United States
Inter
Germany
Congress
Admiral Moffet
Gond O Awn
Ous
Leas
Evolutionary Horns and the Titanotheres Debate
The article discusses how horn growth in Titanotheres parallels general evolutionary rules. It notes early horns were small, increasing with body size, suggesting horn development is an incidental result of growth and advantage. It contrasts this with orthogenesis claims and cites natural selection and variation as explanations.
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Darwin
Bellevera
Vilanotheres
Elsie Robinson and public chat in early print era
A fragmentary and satirical piece references Elsie Robinson and a public talk by Walt. It hints at sensationalism in print, gender norms, and social gossip with scattered dialogue about a couple’s news, a baby announcement, and front page drama in a bygone era.
Do You Know The Ater ies Tainfall In San Antonio
In 1940s style musings the author riffs on weather figures and human behavior, hinting at a column of light satire. The piece references San Antonio rainfall of 29.19 inches and 63 percent humidity, then shifts to humorous asides about copying and public perception with playful names and vignettes.
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Ateries
San Antonio
Walt
Columbus
Tim
Ubal
Taer
Ted Conk
Arnis
Andy
Klee Byam, Inc
Remembering Will Hogg A Civic Colossus With Global Ties
A personal memoir honors Will Hogg of Texas, detailing his cosmopolitan life, vast Remington art collection, Bayou Banka estate, and deep civic commitment. The piece recalls his humor, generosity, and rare charities, plus his travels between Berlin and Paris and final passing that left a world altered. It notes close friends Irving Cobb and Ed Nolan, and portrays Hogg as both a worldly figure and a man of simple pleasures, forever missed by those who knew him.
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Fogg
Baden
Ciermany
Brisigs
Ulaasa
Europe
Bremen
Big
Houdon
Tesan
James Voge
Jasper
Remington
Tate
Houston
Tair
Hays
Himnelf
Will Hogg
Berlin
Paris
Fine Children Better Than Wealthy Ambition
The Tyson family of Haverford, Pennsylvania, adopts two orphaned boys, Christopher and Sydney, highlighting the belief that fostering children provides lasting immortality through offspring. Mrs. Tyson praises parenthood over grandiose spending, arguing that raising children yields more meaningful legacy than wealth or public displays.
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Nitstena Society
John Tyson
Haverford
Tyson
Birs
E. T. Stotesbury
New York
Philadelphia
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