Peace and Reform Platform From Hearst Papers
A call outlines five aims: Anglo union for world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, prompt reapportionment of House seats, unified national defense under a single Secretary, federal steps to abolish illiteracy led by a Secretary of Education, and Congressional elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Tuwer
Education
Congress
San Antonio Prepares for American Legion Convention
A call to ready San Antonio for its upcoming American Legion convention urges early planning for visitor entertainment and city improvements. Leaders emphasize showcasing the city and trade area, with proposals from stadium dedication to a major football game, aiming to impress national visitors and boost regional development.
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American Legion
San Antonio
San Francisco
Legion
Legion Convention
Regulation of Flying N All Modern Travel Rules
Regulation of flying applies to all modern travel except air travel. In absence of federal supervision, state or local rules step in. The recent plane crash tragedy underscores need for immediate local air traffic regulations. Stinson Field is city owned and under local jurisdiction, but other civilian fields outside city limits pose questions. Drafting ordinances for Mineon Field offers one solution but does not settle the broader issue of government reach over aircraft.
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Stinson Field
Proper Care of Ears by Royal S Copeland M D 1927
This 1927 feature explains ear anatomy and care, warning against inserting objects into the ear canal. It describes external, middle, and inner ear parts, the ear drum, and the natural wax protection. It advises gentle washing with soap and water to remove wax, and cautions against dangerous manipulation.
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Royal
S. Copeland
Nore
Gervies, Inc
Origin of Nebulae Baffles Science Noted Identity
A fragmentary 1597 era note discusses nebulae origins and classifications. It explains gaseous and dark nebulae, spiral and island universes, and the idea that stars form from or illuminate surrounding nebulae. It highlights uncertainties about formation and references observations of a dark lane along the Milky Way.
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B. Barnarit
Tung
Horizoy
Peature Servier
Tne
La Barba A Stanford Student's Odd Turn Toward Education
A column discusses two young men at Stanford and one named La Barba, praising his turn from prizefighting to academics. It notes his high school feats, academic marks, and a potential future at the university, highlighting his discipline and ambition despite an unconventional path. The piece reflects on prodigies and unlikely career shifts.
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Ani
Bortiwre Rewepaper
Communist of West Java on His Way to Death
A terse Europe era dispatch describes a West Java communist as he heads to execution. The piece condemns reliance on foreign ideology and warns natives who follow Marxist theory that resistance leads to hanging or bullets. It portrays the condemned as sad and wiser after capture.
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West Java
Ganda
Karl Marx
Figures of Speech And The Befuddling Begatelle Tale
A garbled excerpt discusses phrases such as begatelte and pagatees, tracing their origins to Italian French and English roots. It references a game with an oblong board and arches, noting several varieties and a connection to a baly and nine coins. The text highlights linguistic curiosity and cross language blends.
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Tingatelle
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