Hearst Papers Outline Progressive National Platform
The Hearst papers list a 1910s era reform platform advocating friendly foreign policy with no entangling alliances, proportional Senate representation, united national defense under a single secretary, literacy drive, a January switchover for presidential terms, a federal sales tax to offset other levies, a thirteen month year with fixed holidays, building the Nicaragua Canal, acquiring Caribbean colonies as debt settlement, selective immigration and deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Navy
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Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Buy Advertised Goods Says Public Opinion Column
The piece argues buyers now shop more cautiously after a market downturn. It stresses that the home purchaser relies on dealer representations, while advertising must reflect true quality. It urges buying advertised goods as a safeguard, noting advertised items are typically better value and price often follows quality.
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Iwell
Hoover's Daily Health Regimen Notes Amid Proclamation Pause
President Hoover rises at 6 45 and exercises with a medicine ball on the White House lawn. He has curbbed appetite and moderates meals, a change the press notes as his weight steady at 188 pounds. Acknowledgment of routine but formal limits on issuing a Thanksgiving Proclamation.
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MR. Hoover
White ¢House
Diary fragments mingle with Poe references and city life
A brisk, fragmentary diary blends train fear, theatre notes, and urban curiosities. The author tours streets near Forty-fifth, recalls Poe themed developments, and observes colleagues, actors, and a rooftop mishap, ending with a dated 1946 signature.
Listen World Poem by Elsie Robinson
A vivid poetic passage describes a landscape under extreme light and heat, using fiery imagery of ash, color, and elemental forces. The excerpt shifts from burnished barrenness to a dramatic storm of color and sound as mountains, trees, and air respond to an overwhelming glare and then settle into a silenced, twilight stillness.
Texas Cattle Trails by Harry Williams
A rambling column reviews late 19th and early 20th century Texas cattle topics. It mentions a Uvalde Leader-News note advertising finding a missing estate beneficiary, beef shipments from California, Alpine Hereford calves, and oil prospects around Big Foot and Kerrville. The piece lampoons restless Californians and quotes local anecdotes, including Tom the county judge aiding two veterans with pension paperwork.
Dont Be Careless About This By Royal 8 Copeland M D
Commentator urges mothers to vaccinate children against smallpox amid rising fear. Notes near country cases and warns against anti vaccination groups. Describes vaccination as simple, protective, and historically proven since Jenner.
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Royal 8
Copeland
M. D
Henmtor
Farmer Comets of Health
Do You Know Vaccination Promoted By Early Smallpox Efforts
Fifty four factories in Hin Antoris area in 1028 worked to protect by inoculation. Jenner took matter from a dairy maid with cowpox and inoculated a boy who later faced smallpox but did not contract it. This was the first decisive vaccination attempt. If all were vaccinated and intervals kept under seven years, smallpox could end. The push urged vaccination for children at recommended ages, with adults allowed later, stressing parental courage to protect their offspring.
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Dee
Dom Smiley
Denver
Jenner
Iba
Vietory
Uakes
Palin
Aran
Well trained dogs show police Alsatian in action
The article describes a trained Alsatian police dog named Rolf Bruno of Shepherds Dale. It details the final training stage where a padded-clothing criminal is pursued, the dog attacking the padding until stopped by the trainer, and notes the dog’s remarkable strength and agility including jumping over five men and clearing fences six to eight feet high.
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Rolf Bruno
Shepherdsdale
Vaccination urged to curb feared disease
A cautious appeals urges preparedness against a spreading illness. Officials emphasize vaccination as a reliable preventive, urging citizens to act now rather than risk future danger.
Garver dispute over husband and rumors in Portia iket
Grace Garver denies rumors that she kicked husband TRH Garver from home claiming no knowledge of his departure while Grace responds that he wept and will learn when he returns. R H Garver retorts that she never kicked him out and that she fed him and kept him at home. Independent Kane posty.
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Portia Iket
TR. H. Garver
Grace Garver
R. H. Garver
Adya
Sm Posty (Kane
Independent
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