Peace and reform proposals from Hearst papers agenda
An English speaking nations accord to preserve world peace is proposed along with proportional Senate representation ensuring at least two senators per state. Calls for reapportionment in the House, a national defense secretary, and federal efforts to abolish illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. Election set for November with inauguration on January 1.
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Texas AG Opinion Extends Voting Rights to Retired Soldiers
The attorney general's Austin office held that Texas voters may not be denied suffrage for retirement pay. The opinion, by Galloway Calhoun, says retired army or navy personnel on the retired list may vote, while active service personnel cannot. It cites the fourteenth amendment and a federal court view on state voting rights, urging San Antonio veterans to retain civic participation.
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Lamar Seeligson
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It Is Me in the Struggle Over Language Custom
An analysis of the clash between established speech and reformers who argue that language follows custom rather than fixed rules. The piece cites educators and scholars, notes snobbery, and reflects on how “It is me” vs “It is I” echoes broader debates about who deserves to determine good speech.
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Lowell
Joguire
McClure Néwspaner
Broadway After Dark Aural Glow Gains in Darkened Streets
A writer reflects on Broadway at night, noting how darkness dulls the romance of Broadway yet heightens its electric allure. People, shops, and perfume parlors gain a mystic aura as light exposes a different social rhythm and temptations of the theater district emerge. The piece contemplates the paradox of Broadway’s glare and its impact on visitors and New Yorkers alike.
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Broadway
Ameries
Seattle
Indianapolis
Bangor
Iutile
Prinéensen
Night Terrors in Young Children Explained
An old medical note addresses nocturnal terrors in children, linking them to sensitive nervous systems and minor digestive disturbances. It advises careful feeding, avoidance of excitement before bed, regular bathroom routines, adequate daylight, and a soothing nighttime routine to reduce episodes.
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Celicky
Earth as Seen From the Moon by Garrietta Serviss
The article considers whether other planets such as Venus or Mars may harbor life and how an imagined lunar observer would see Earth. It discusses interplanetary speculation, astronomical societies, and a vivid painting showing Earth’s appearance from the Moon with color and cloud detail, noting the science and imagination shaping such views.
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Venus Dad Marz
France
Society
Astronautics
Moon
Venus
New York
Walla
Howard Raerod
Antranamere
Profistor Young
Ruse, Thugan
Stewart
Mike
RUMORED SEWANEE MISERY AND FLAPPERS IN PARLOUR TALK
A garbled tale depicts Southern flappers and socialites in a reinterpreted scene. A matron is teased by young women about a facelift, with playful, risqué banter and hints of identity confusion in a melodramatic social setting. The text preserves era tone and names are obscured or garbled.
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Georgia Loulees
Glanny
Elin
Roane
McMaught
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