Peace and Reform Proposals From Hearst Papers
A list outlines an English-speaking alliance for world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two seats per state, reapportionment in the House, a unified Defense Department under a National Defense Secretary, federal drive to abolish illiteracy under an Education Secretary, and elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Criticism Calls for Higher Standards in Handling Foreign Visitors
Albert Grzesinski, former Berlin police chief and Prussian interior minister, condemns the conduct of officials at Lakehurst and other ports. He cites inadequate schooling in dealing with foreign visitors and urges reforms to ensure courteous treatment by immigration, customs, and police at major ports. He notes that while not all acts may be intentional, improved training and appointments are needed to maintain international goodwill. He also points to better conduct as a standard for civil servants and calls higher officials to cut red tape in such incidents.
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Grzesinshkoi
Berlin
Lakehurst
N Ja
Herr Grezinski
Immigration and Customs Service
San Antonio
Albert Greesinski
Over Education and the Downfall of Flickman
The piece critiques William Ledward Flickman and Clarence Darrow's defense of Loeb and Leopold, arguing education causes crime is false. It contends critics misplace blame on education while noting individuals blame institutions for personal failings. The author links education to danger but concludes the claim is unfounded.
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William Ledward Flickman
Clarence Darrow
Loeb
Leopold
Hickman
Flichman
Vane
Periodicity And Hidden Patterns In Life And Nature
Garrett P. Services discusses recurring states across phenomena from fingerprints to crystallization. He compares periodic in time and space definitions to living memory and inner life, noting how patterns repeat in nature and thought, shaping perception and aging.
Healthy Skins By Royal 5 Copeland M D
A period style advertisement on skin care argues clear skin comes from cleansing and avoiding irritants. It promotes a treatment plan using water, a gentle cleaner, toning lotion, and a cleansing cream, linking skin health to blood flow and toxin removal.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
Incoherent Bay Area Note From A Sun Sunday Edition
Fragmented OCR text from a Bay Area newspaper section references names and places but is largely unreadable. It mentions Bayt Paseni Arena Med Elizabeth Zimmerman and Shropshire with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
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Yanimermin
Bayt Paseni
Edizabeth
Ada Wateh Watch Story From Kenia Theaver
Report from BBC Keventh notes Ada Wateh in Kenovha Win territory. Sinder plonka returns to BBC Keventh avery er wark-Ady as Kenovha coverage continues.
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Sinder Plonka
BBC
Keventh
Avery
Kenovha
Win
Heering News
Upholding Law Over Violence in Global Conflict
The piece argues that force cannot sustain governance and laments bloodshed. It insists on universal respect for life, urges nations toward law, and says revolution by bullets harms the cause more than it helps. It calls for argument and adherence to law as the path to stability.
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Napoleon Wan
Ling Eadh
Fiat Hood
New York’s Aristocratic Avenues Amid Urban Decay
A garbled long excerpt paints a vivid, chaotic snapshot of late city life. It names streets like Fifth Avenue and Park Avenue, mentions wealthy mansions on Riverside Drive, and contrasts poverty and luxury. It hints at cultural figures, a parade, and bustling street scenes amid urban decline.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Millionaire's Row
Marison Ave
Hun
Newe York
Tork Avenue
Wedding in the royal Soesachoenan circle in Java
A fragmented note on Soesachoenan rule under a Dutch governor in Soerakarta. The wedding shown portrays a royal bridal party with grave luxurious costumes and meaningful ornaments. The piece hints at Javanese social control, labor expectations under colonial oversight, and a remark about sugar production and farming among the natives.
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Java
Holland
Karl D. Babst
Cirik Band
Mr. Babst
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