Diary of a modern Pepys in New York life
An antiquated diary fragment records early morning rants about a bygone era, notes a humorous original by Ding from Clare Briggs, and mentions Will Hoge, Hana Hibbard, and Sinclair Lewis. It surveys theater life, editorials, Fifth Avenue rituals, and local crowds with nostalgic, clipped commentary.
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Pepys
Ding
Clare Briggs
Tale
Kodak
Will Hoge
Gills
Sinclair
Lewis
Adolphe Menjou
Hana Hibbard
Ted
Connie Cook Alan
Harlem
Chris- Hoa Rose
Washington year of reform and defense proposals
The Hearst Papers advocate a platform urging robust federal action to abolish illiteracy, a national defense secretary, a 13 month calendar, a Nicaragua Canal, proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, a national sales tax, and selective immigration. It also calls for universal income tax publicity and deportation of undesirable aliens while promoting friendship with all nations and entangling alliances with none.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Criminology Debates On Physical Type And Atavism
The text reviews early criminology Views by Lombroso and others claiming criminals show atavistic traits through measurements and physiognomy. It notes the theory’s appeal for its simplicity and exact science but acknowledges modern views refute fixed physical rules as indicators of criminality.
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Cesare Lombroso
Tembreso
Seger
Obsolete Device Prompt to Move Inauguration Date
Commentary critiques the outdated U S constitutional framework as election day nears. It highlights Senator Norris proposal to convene Congress in January and move presidential inaugurations from March to January. The piece argues the reform would align governance with modern transport and communication realities and curb minority tyranny.
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Congress
Norris
Nebraska
Passion for Justice Speech by John H MacCracken
John H. MacCracken of New York urged college men to seek a passion for justice in America. He warned the nation lacks a public conscience that abhors injustice and strives to correct it. He argued America is not peculiar and called for action to uphold justice.
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John H. MacCracken
New York
America
Blates
Texas
Tom Winfree
Baford Street
San Antonio
Tom Wintree
Austin
Hab Polley
Republic of Texas
Listen World Readmission by Elsie Robinson
A 1936 essay decries ready made life and goods urging readers to reclaim the creative urge. It contrasts luxury packages with handmade tasks like vegetable soup and home crafts, asking what genuine progress means and praising self made effort over mass produced ease.
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Abe
Jetoy
Arceers
Saw Ventures Gym
Ter
Do You Know Sea Actanto Sewers Fact Claim
An unclear item notes Sea Actanto possessing more than £ 00 sviles related to sewers. The statement lacks clear context, dates, or corroborating details, making it difficult to confirm accuracy or significance.
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Sea Actanto
Texas Cattle Trails On Floresville Fair Day
Journalist recounts Floresville fair opening with the Floresville band finally performing a long-awaited tune. Reminiscences include Greathouse and San Antonio figures, band leader Fritz Tettschik, and mutual old friends Seffold and Trail. Mentions Miss America’s brief job search in San Antonio and local residents’ curious lives, plus a 300 pound pecan tree on Jim Jorns’ Gonzales County property.
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Fritz Tettschik
Florcsville
Floresville
Fritz
Frits
Berk
Jobs
Seffold
Man Salford
Beeville
Greathouse
Friu Teltschik
Frits Hisself
America
Mics Americ
Cleanliness Factor in Baby Health by Royal S Copeland MD
A health notice by Dr Royal S Copeland United Stages Secretary and New York City health official warns that neglect and dirty feeding utensils foster thrush stomatitis in babies. It describes white tongue patches, tender gums, and mouth ulcers, urging thorough mouth cleaning with alkaline solutions after every feeding and careful feeding hygiene to build general health.
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Royal S. Copeland
M.D. United
Stange Secutar
N. F- City
Daetor
Nemnpaper
Fea
Ancient Crete Bull Leaping Girl Described by Evans
A historical note describes a Minoan bull-leaping girl from Knossos. The four figures show stages of the acrobatic feat without a weapon, risking death. archaeologist Sir Arthur Evans notes this in The Palace of King Minos.
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Crete
Mediterranean
Knossos
Sir Arthur Evans
Minos
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