Hearst Papers propose federal reform and world peace plan
The Hearst papers outline a program including equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, separate defense departments under a National Defense Secretary, illiteracy abolition, regularized presidential and congressional terms, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar with Saturday holidays, and a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense along with acquiring the French and English West Indies as debt part payment.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Public Health Relay Calls for Disease Eradication
A public health nurse notes typhoid cases linked to travelers returning from out of town. She stresses health is a community issue and urges eliminating infection sources within the country. Port quarantine is insufficient as trains and buses act as entering ships. Public education on personal responsibility is vital.
Civic Opera Pays Tribute to Local Patron in San Antonio
At the San Antonio Civic Opera season ending night Mayor C M Cham bers praised Mrs Lewis Krams Beck for her tireless work in establishing civic opera as a city institution. The Star Garden stage design by Gutzon Borglum was to be erected by the city and dedicated to her efforts.
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San Antonio Civic Opera Company
C. M. Chambers
Star Garden
Gutzon Horglum
Lewis Krams-Beck
Apparent Death Leads to Resurrection in Kansas City Case
In Atchison Kansas a man deemed dead from carbon monoxide exposure was handed to a funeral director who revived him after signs of life appeared. Authorities note similar cases and emphasize continuing artificial respiration for hours after lightning or other events, keeping hope alive for a spark of life to return.
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T Atchison
Kan
Bunal
Managing Husbands era in Elsie Robinson column
A long, stylized fragment from Elsie Robinson's piece on managing husbands. It quotes Mrs. Wilson and others debating whether men are passive or ready to be guided, referencing Dan, Juanita Tanner, Corra Harris, and 1889 ideas, with 1920s social hints and a note on modern indoor pursuits.
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Wilma
Amy
Tan
van Gote
Devil
Wiltwasa
Tian Wield
Han
Dan
Juanita Tanner
Thuband
Corra Harris
Harrix
Jaye Jamila
Jorre Harris
Hay
Jumnila Tanner
Papa
Matos
Copgrinhe
The Excavation of Troy and Arab Wonder in One Tale
An article blends a youth’s harsh early life and multilingual rise with a dramatic digression into Troy and Arab scenes. It follows a Polish-born youth who survives poverty, learns languages, builds a career, and entertains with reflections on Troy and Bedouin life alongside stark depictions of Arab conflicts.
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Ind
Troy
Ble
Wakefield
Meilily
Indigis
St. Petersburg
Fireck
Mhapdrudge
Roy
Kuala
Arabia
Achliemann
Asand
Helen
Importance of Correcting Foot Ills by Royal 8 Copeland M D
A 1729 feature warns that neglecting foot health harms overall wellbeing and posture. It argues for regular foot examinations by orthopedists and trained chiropodists, linking foot care to energy, appearance, and national vitality, urging parental and public concern for proper footwear and gait.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
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Fragmentary note on tobacco risks and parliamentary terms
A garbled text fragment discusses tobacco risks to the heart and mentions a young bishop and peers in Parliament. It references a poem and mentions a session in the House of Lords, but details are unclear due to the damaged OCR.
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Ahern
Aheos
Capyriant
Fea Ber, Inc
Fife
House of Inde
Nightmare on the Midnight Liner Mardi Gras Chaos
The article recalls trans Atlantic liners from New York abandoning next season as crowds on Mardi Gras nights spark chaos. Passengers party in evening attire, vandalism erupts, cabins broken into, and crew endure double shifts to restore order.
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New York
Senate
Wallateert Wester
Savage Arabs Resist Zionist Settlement in Palestine
A historical piece portrays Bedouins and Arabs as defending 13 centuries of rule in Palestine. It notes resentment toward British promises to Jews and fears over Jewish Zionist colonization, while claiming Arabs see themselves as a superior race and oppose foreign settlement despite modern Jewish progress.
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Palestine
Jerusalem
Contine
Great Britain
Bersonins
Europe
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