National Peace Plan and Federal Reforms Proposal
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a program for English-speaking nations to preserve peace and promote world harmony. It calls for proportional Senate representation, reapportionment in the House, a unified National Defense Department under a Secretary, abolition of literacy, and regular November elections with presidential inauguration in January.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Retired Army Men Make Valuable Citizens
Statistics show many retired army men choose San Antonio as a home. The presence of former officers and noncommissioned officers enriches neighborhoods and supports the community. Major General West Hinds, commander of the Eighth Corps, plans to live in San Antonio after retirement and has bought a home-site. The city benefits from his anticipated service and the influx of other retired military men.
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San Antonio
Neary
West Hinds
Eighth Corps
Football danger myth and parental concern
The piece argues life and limb risk exists in all activity, cites a Pelados Texas high school football star whose respiratory stem was paralyzed in an accident, and notes parents worry over publicity while acknowledging football injuries are rare compared to other activities like stairs or general exercise.
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Pelados
Texas
San Antonio
Husky
Nations named to curb narcotic production worldwide
The piece argues narcotic production exists in fifty factories across five nations United States England Germany Switzerland and Japan each claiming civility and Christianity It urges controlled global production limited to medical and scientific needs and cites Geneva as a site of trafficking while calling for humane world opinion to yield results and stop smugglings of narcotic derivatives.
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United States
England
Germany
Switzerland
Japan
Geneva
Evolution Dispute In Camp Over Human Origin Debate
Garrette Servite reports rising tensions in the evolution camp amid clashes over human origins. Dr William K Gregory challenges Osborn on ape ancestry, suggesting a dawn man model whereas Darwinian critics defend a single ancestry with disputed analogies.
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William K. Gregory
American Museum of Natural History
Wiggee
Fitz
Osborn
Wan
Spe
de. Gregory
Gregory Provbined Hime Aos
Darwin
Huxley
Haocket
Beevier, Inc
Congestive Headaches by Royal's Copeland MD
A 1927 health column explains congestive headaches, tracing brain coverings the meninges and the role of blood flow. It notes red face, bursting head pain, sensitivity to light and noise, and links risk to high blood pressure, overexertion, and diet. Remedies include removing tight items, gentle bandages, bowels, cold compresses, rest, and quiet.
Figures of Speech and the Bogey Man Origin Myths
A discussion traces the origins of bogey figures used to frighten children. It links terms like bogey man to varied legends from Richard Coeur de Lion to Mathias Corvinus and describes how cultures in Europe and America used such figures to enforce obedience.
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Richard Coeur de Tion
Bob
Tuith
Mathias Corvinus
Duke of Marlborough
France
Liadome
Honesty of Man Shows in Small Acts of Return
Dr. Frank Crane notes honesty appears in everyday acts from returning a ure gauge found three years later to correcting a bank error. He cites postmasters, clerks, and readers who refrain from cheating when faced with small gains. Most people, he argues, act honestly to avoid guilt or being caught, while rare cheats exist yet are not typical. Copyright 1827 Moulure.
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Sears
TE. B. Maxwell
Mr. Maxwell
David
Springfield
Ilji
Néig
Clere
Tanit
Vhr
Conyeight
Durers Revelations Picture Drawn From Bible Passages
A legacy work by Albrecht Durer showing eight passages from The Revelations of St John the Divine. The article contrasts past literal interpretations with modern symbolic readings, noting Luther era fundamentalists and current clerical approaches, while arguing religion remains essential.
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St. John the Divine
Albrecht, Durer
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan Director's Early Work Path
A fragmented reminiscence traces how a future director of the United States commerce began with a market wagon job. He then moved to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in Baltimore, rising from freight rate work to a pivotal bureau post. The piece names W. M. Stowarts as a key early figure and mentions a lodging friendship with William O. Meloy.
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Liam O. Meloy
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tim
Rani
Vemkus Bureau
W. M. Stowarts
Kine
Fea
Kye
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