Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
A Hearst Papers list of progressive constitutional reforms outlines: proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, literacy abolition via a Secretary of Education, a January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to fund tax cuts, a thirteen month calendar with four week months, Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, acquisition of Atlantic and Caribbean colonies to settle debts, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and complete public disclosure of income taxes.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Convention Problems Overshadow Legion Visit Riot in Boston
Visiting American Legion members face praise for orderly conduct while a juvenile gang, aged 14 to 20, caused a city riot. The piece urges the convention city to curb hoodlum elements yet warmly welcome legitimate Legionnaires, noting the age shift among members and the need for responsibility.
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Boston
Primz
Legion
San Antonio
American Legion
Energy Scientists Doubt Claude Gulf Stream Plant Feasibility
Scientists witness Georges Claude experiment using Gulf stream thermal differences to generate electricity. They doubt practical value due to high installation costs and energy needed to pump cold water, plus uncertain 2000 foot tube resistance. They see future learning but no immediate million-dollar investment. Other Arctic devices may harness heat cheaply if tested.
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Georges Claude
Gulf Stream
Arctic
Antarctic
Deserted village Hickman Illinois sold at auction
In Iroquois County the town of Hickman Illinois was auctioned this week for 1039 dollars marking the end of one of the region’s once prominent grain shipping centers. Founded in 1860 it thrived briefly before rail and business declined as farmers moved away and the station and elevator disappeared.
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Sweet Auburn
Hickman
Iinquois County
Iinois
Illinois
Complexions By Royal 5 Copeland
A textual guide on skin care emphasizing cleanliness, regular bathing, and facial routines to improve complexion. It discusses skin texture, pore size, blood quality, and the role of cleansing, toning, and massage in achieving clearer skin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk
Evan
Akinlill Furner
Theo
Do You Know Sea Antonio School Property Value
The note states Sea Antonio school property 3020 was valued at five million four hundred forty thousand seventy seven dollars. It presents a single fact about the property's assessed worth without context or surrounding details.
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Sea Antonio
Extinction in specialized mammals reshaped ancient faunas
The article argues that extreme specialization in mammal groups often leads to extinction when climates shift and new species with superior design arise. It cites droughts, forest loss, competition from evolving mammals, and human arrival as drivers, noting examples like saber toothed cats and various prehistoric megafauna enduring until these pressures.
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Elmale
Lao
Thia
Powrne Aame
API
Vance
Wait for Certainty, Surrender the Perfect Life Dream
A fragmented excerpt argues there is no path to a flawless life or guaranteed happiness. It critiques utopian religious and political promises, noting life is inherently unsettled and growth comes from embracing uncertainty and disorder rather than seeking perfect order. The text attributes the authorship to a 1950 work, reflecting mid-century existential critique.
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Juba Denes
Ellin
Ana
Luna
Ft In
Indard
Fife
Ing Faas
Murray Hill: Vanishing blue bloods of New York
A 1919 vignette surveys Murray Hill society, describing aging blue-blood families in mid-Victorian trim. It paints dignified gentlemen with trimmed beards, formal hats, and stately carriages, contrasting with shabby coachmen and wan social prestige. The piece references Matisse visits, cabaret rumors, and a topsy tone of upper-class life.
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New York
Jeeps
Murray Hill
Arintoccala
Mirroy Hill
Tabloids
Isms
Saraphoned
Wex
Town Hall
Carnegie
American Toreador A Kind Face They Say
Sydney Tranklin a Brooklyn boy born Frumkin who fights bulls for a living sails from Vigo to New York. He plans to rest and interest Americans in bull fighting while defending his Russian Jewish American roots. The Spaniards applaud courage over art, hissed only for pink pants, and New York may greet him with city honors.
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Sydney Tranklin
Brooklyn
Vigo
New York
Mr. Tranklin
Frumkin
Columbia
Bart
Spain
Fromkin
John Hays Fanmond
Zaius
Africa
Hint
Hammond
Mr. Whalen
Walker
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Wella
Julien Hyziey
George FL Welly
Howere
Joes
Henri Matisse
Centralpolitan
Nice
France
Berkeley
Chelmondelep
Chumlay
Isle de la Cite
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Lown Wow
Fievesth Avenue
Apts
Lasse
Taovien
John Dorwker
McNaught Ayndicete, Inc
Mr. Franklin
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