Hearst papers outline 9 policy proposals for world peace
The Hearst Papers advocate an equal basis among English speaking peoples to preserve world peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues. Proposes proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defence Secretary, literacy drive, presidential and congressional installation in January, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a 13 month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, Nicaragua Canal construction, and acquiring the French and English West Indies as debt payment.
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United States
Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defence
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Concerted Effort to Repeal Safeguard Against Monopoly
Opinion piece warns against repealing section 17 of the Radio Act of 1927, which blocks wire and wireless monopolies. It cites I T T Co and RCA, mentions American Bar Association, Senator Dill, and Senator Couzens proposed federal commission to protect against monopolies in communications.
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United States
International Telephone and Telegraph Company
Radio Corporation of America
American Bat Association
Memphis
Senator Dill
Washington
Senate
American Bar Association
Congress
Hearst Newspapers
Couzens
Michigan
Commisson
Radio Commission
Shumaker Faces Alcohol Crisis in Indiana
Rev. Edward Shumaker of Indianapolis, superintendent of the Indiana Anti-Saloon League, faced a health scare after a doctor warned him about drinking. News dispatches describe attempts to curb his alcohol intake with a shop visit, while Shumaker lauded the results.
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Edward Shumaker
Dianapolis
Bain
Str
Shoemaker
Shumaker
Indiana Anti-Saloon League
Protest Against Prohibition Expansion and Eighteenth Amendment
The author attacks the Sheppard equal guilt bill and any expansion of enforcement powers without constitutional consent. Prohibition should not erode personal liberty or blend church and state, and critics warn of increased court burdens, searches, and social discord from penalizing buyers and sellers of alcohol. The piece argues for restrained reform and adherence to the Eighteenth Amendment.
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Fishap Cannon
Board of Temperance
Congress
House Ach Senate
Volstea 1
Ag Cromwell
Bluenoxes
Saler Juritana
Cannon
Marranta
Elilcfratis
Hall
Teaching Children to Eat Right Foods By Royal S Copeland
Dr Marguerite Gauger reports on feeding 18 month to 3 year olds with focus on mealtime atmosphere and parent guidance. Reward-based bribery is discouraged while consistent, pleasant routines help children accept foods they dislike.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
Newenaper Fexture Service
Ihe
Marguerite Gauger
Uelege Institute of Child Welfare
Ty Qurrea
Mise Gauger
St Fitet
Firat
Anperr
Do You Know That A Traveling Bathroom And Other Oddities
A fragmentary text describes a portable traveling bathroom with a fitted basin and dressing table as a recent development in whaling. It notes a derrick lowering a bath on a ship and mentions the highest inhabited place in the world in the Himalayas and a 250 year old panelled elf house found in Epping Forest England.
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Epping Forest
England
Great Jones
Waverly Place
Fourteenth Street
John Jacob Aator
Washington Square
Ping dish from couchgini and squash feast at Hite Carlton
A vivid casual recipe and memory piece describes making stuffed squash known as couchgini with Italian flavor. The narrator cooks with Eda Barlupi in Sierra Nevada dawn light, detailing ingredients like olive oil, herbs, bread crumbs, and Parmesan. Local setting includes the Hite Carlton and rustic kitchen imagery.
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Hite Carlton
Orion
Eda Barlupi
Sierra Nevasa
Ping
Fatira
Diary excerpts of Pepys era reflections and social notes
A fragmented diary style column recounts daily walks, meals, and encounters in New York high society. It mentions Otto Kahn, Lillian Bret Barte, Elsie Jania, and John Voorhis, plus gossip about tanning trends, old neighborhoods, and a social club with playwrights and lawyers.
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Pepys
Floyd Gibbons
Otto Kahn
Etrangers
Louw
Lillian Bret Barte
Watterson Rothacker
Elsie Jania
Tom Geraghts
Sulka
Paris
Rocker Apaniels
California
Nea
Louis K
Stars and Stripes misread sentence fragment notice
Fragmented clipping reports on buying eight pairs of shoes in Germany as war remnant lines and a boxing note about Tommy Loughran being injured but alive. Mentions Jack Sharkey and a silent film actor in a garbled caption with period-appropriate tone.
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Tork
John FR. Voorbin
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Wirth Avenue
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Germany
Tommy Loughran
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