Proposals for Peace and Reform in National Policy
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines goals including an English-speaking peacemaking bloc and world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, prompt reapportionment to the House, a unified Defense Secretary for Army Navy and Air Forces, federal steps to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education, congressional elections in November, installation on January 1, and 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
United States
Congress
American Epic of Texas Trail Drivers Reunion in San Antonio
An essay on the Old Trail Drivers association and Texas cattle history. It notes that Texas’s cattle industry built the state, driven by pioneers who moved vast herds along the trail when markets and transport were scarce. It emphasizes one man who joined the first herd and the idea that Texas’s economic growth began with that early drive.
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Texas
San Antonio
Old
Trail Drivers’ Association
Kansas
Radio shaping presidential campaigns in every home
The piece notes the radio's reach across the United States with addresses from presidential nominees. It argues radio has sparked a campaign revolution, replacing or reducing platform oratory, and suggests television may become common in future campaigns. It questions whether a radio owner or a neighbor offers better campaign access.
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United States
Good Salesmanship
A masked woman in Los Angeles sold box lunches on the sidewalk to survive financial hardship and avoid public embarrassment. The piece questions motives, suggesting readers may see it as a clever stunt rather than a humble attempt to earn a living.
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Los Angeles
Moving pictures bring history to Georgetown students
A public history course using moving pictures has been inaugurated in Georgetown with a presentation at the Alamo Heights auditorium. Yale university series were shown Friday night under the Parent-Teacher association. The program aims to vitalize history as an educational aid and spark civic interest.
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Georgetown
Alamo Heights
Yale University
Parent-Teacher Association
Vale
Telephone romance across oceans thrills lonely hearts
In New York the foreign exchange handles limited calls to Europe with capacity to triple soon. Lovers separated by distance use calls to France Germany and Sweden and cities like Paris and Berlin. The piece notes the romance motive fuels most conversations and recounts incidents of drama and humor in daily life.
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Werosa
Tendoo
Paris
Berlin
Stockholm
Foreign Exchange
New York
Laeh
Beac
Lungoe
Valle
Holsewoon
Broadway
Savoy
Big den
Range of Visibility by Garrett P Serviss
A reader discussion on sighting distant objects beyond the horizon critiques a Chicago derived rule for observer height. It explains the earth’s curvature, atmospheric refraction, and alternative formulas, citing Proctor and earlier figures, while applying a hypothetical scenario involving Chicago, Michigan City, and distances around the globe.
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Garrett P, Serviss
Gary
Chicago
Fullerton
Chisago
Roy Mentina
Miley
Profescer Wichard A. Proctor
Overfeeding Dulls Infant Appetite
A medical feature advises that overfeeding dulls infant appetite and explains that normal hunger signals may be masked by excessive milk intake. It recommends regular feeding intervals, avoiding forced feeding, and adjusting milk richness and frequency as the child grows. Seek doctor guidance if appetite does not improve.
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Nou Omether
Vic
Faa
Ford
Vorhapa
Fredinga
Joga
Joan of Appetite
Fighting Ideas By Dr. Frank Crane
A crowded Trafalgar Square scene in London is used to discuss free speech and the clash of ideas. The piece reflects on repression versus liberty, socialist and anti socialist bookstores, and contrasts modern debates with Chaucerian justice, arguing violence is antithetical to civilized progress.
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Frank Crane
Trafalgar Squere
Bendon
London
Sella
Gells
Geoffrey Chaucer
Wenger
Cluha
Oniloun
Wan
Teast Eivtence
Biudgeons
Capzetunt
MoCiure
Eynsisate
German Foreign Minister Steesemann's Paris Visit Naruto
Herr Steesemann arrives in Paris to a warm ovation and a meeting with Briand. Crowds greet him at the railroad station and flowers are presented as he tours the city. This marks a notable thaw amid lingering Franco German enmity and shifts in wartime sentiment.
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Tig Bertha
Paris
Germany
Herr Steesemann
Mr. Briand
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