Hearst Papers advocate planks for peace and reform
Proposes equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve world peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues. Advocates proportional US Senate representation, 8 separate armed services under a National Defense Secretary, and vigorous federal action to abolish illiteracy. Calls for January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax, a 13 month calendar with four week months, Nicaragua Canal, and acquisition of French and English West Indies to settle debt.
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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
Radio Monopoly Threatens Radio Act of 1927 Safeguards
A lengthy editorial warns that repealing section 17 would nullify Congress intent to protect radio from monopoly. It cites Congressman White and Senator Dill, arguing anti monopoly provisions foster foreign communication competition with cables. The piece asserts repeal would merge radio with cables, inviting government control and stifling development.
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Congress
Congressman White
Maine
House
Senator Dill
Washington
Radio Commission
Couxers
Lecersog
Canada
Damision Anil
Dall
Senate
Tailese
Carlin Commission
Spain to attend Grand Central business show with King Alfonso
A distorted fragment describes Spain's King Alfonso visiting a Grand Central venue to inspect modern business clocks and learn about managing economies. It warns that many firms rely on outdated methods and stresses faster, better tools to stay competitive amid shifting global commerce and automation trends.
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King Alfonso
Grand Central Palace
America
Stain
Wuffer Ua Fewha
Itn
Chingry
Gince
World Trade
Venza Treatin
Mevien
Araciata
Hn Hagin
Robeta
Yariowa
Tuyentian la
Tonica
Fragmented Parade of Names and City Characters
A cluttered catalog of public figures, actors, vendors, and social scenes across Manhattan. It mentions Mrs Enrico Caruso, Marilyn Miller, George White, Irvin Cobb, Frances Williams, Claire Windsor, and others, plus cafes, theaters, and a sunrise stroll through Central Park, with notes on urban life and a novel-in-a-paragraph vibe.
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Enrico Caruso
Marely Gee
Gland
Lambert
Waller Wanger
Alice Fonte
Palm Berek
Gene Markey
Evanston
George White
Duke” Werrick
Parle Carmissinner
Gink
Family Circle
Winnie Sheesan
Mustarheanc King
Fngikh
Podeathiine
Hank Thrift
Vigny
Taxi Delver
Ike Dargan
Tod
Tiroadwaz Cafe
Penn
Harry Thawall
Frances
Williams
Claire Windsor
Homer Cray
Lrank Huston
Irvin Cobb
Butt
Park Avenue
Middle West
Ohio
Manhattan
Central Park
All Quiet on the Western Front Described in Letters
A reader’s letter laments the war’s toll on survivors who feel “being torn apart” as the front line shifts from battle to grief. The writer cites Erich Maria Remarque’s All Quiet on the Western Front to illustrate the alienation felt by those returning home.
Initiated speak on rebirth after trauma and new life
The text urges broken people not to fear permanent change. Life after a devastating event can expand, deepen, and take a new form. It speaks of resurrection in the body and spirit, a language learned, and a duty to embrace courage rather than seek the old life. The voice claims initiates gain power and knowledge through suffering.
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Beane
Erie Marie Ronarque
Bor
Exinl
Tie
Tir
Digestive Illness as Insomnia Cause by Royal S Copeland
Royal S Copeland M D argues digestive disorders and poor lifestyle drain sleep. The piece links lack of exercise, late mental work, and irregular routines to insomnia and broader health decline, urging simple daily habits and balanced living for better rest.
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Royal S$. Copeland
M. D
New York
Cilye
Fiat
Gueymel
Dann Oeouglda
Ueene
Kempaniis
Jones
Beenae
Tle
Getany
Fragmentary note on Coolidge family and coins
Fragmented text mentions two dollars, a writing task, and dogs. References a Coolidge family with unclear names and titles. Context is garbled OCR, lacks coherent events or dates.
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John Coalign
Coolidge
Motes Mons
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