Hearst Papers Advocate Proposals for Peace and Reform
The document outlines proposals including equal status for English speaking peoples to maintain world peace, proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, universal literacy drive under Education, January installation of President and Congress, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, construction of the Nicaragua Canal, and the acquisition of French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Slearst
English West Indies
One Way for Senate To Vindicate Itself
A call for every senator to testify before the lobby investigation committee. Senators who aided lobbyists should be summoned to reveal all information. The piece argues that only thorough inquiry and drastic reform can purge the Senate of the lobby evil and restore trust.
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Bingham
Finance Committee
Senate
United States
Congress
Mayor's blunt talk on flood plan and river works
York's mayor denounces the defunct flood prevention program as a failed project. He accuses the administration of wasteful spending on souvenirs and expensive schemes while pledging to end river destruction efforts and pursue decisive action to protect the Attenia River and local beauty.
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York
Jimmy Watkin
San Aetoeies Mar” Chambers
Chaulters
San Antonio
Tain
Fie
The Limits of Life and Spontaneous Generation Debate
Philosophical and scientific discussion traces the question of life origins from ancient ideas of spontaneous generation to 19th century experiments. It notes Aristotle, Redi, and Pasteur influences, then tracks humanity's belief shift toward life arising only from life, with examples of microscopic organisms and fossils. The article surveys the historical evolution of the concept and hints at ongoing limits of life’s reach.
Street Noises Fuel Nerves Says Expert Medical Authority
A medical expert from New York, M D Copeland, outlines how street noises trigger nervousness and insomnia. He cites observations from studies at city and county laboratories and urges a systematic campaign to reduce city noise for public health.
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ROYAL
Copeland
M. D
Eialry Beawtey
New York
Farmer
Wemitley
New Yorks
Getire
Maine
Listen World Voices Within by Elsie Robinson
A fragmentary analysis of inner versus outer voices in self expression. The piece contrasts a public voice that speaks to the world with a private, authentic self heard within. It argues that the true self speaks honestly from hidden feelings and courage, while the world-facing voice may flatter or distort.
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Guo
Anateles
New York Diary Peeks at Theatre Life and Gossip
A New York diary recalls a day with Veee Porter, a noisy theater crowd, and a barefoot stuntsman who claims to be a lady. It notes Hearst Jr, a river drive, and a visit to Youn Towell in Hoboken. Bachelor brothers on Madison Ave share a luxury block with 14 rooms each, while fashion gawkers mock white ermine wraps. Real estate profiteers push rents up to 250 a week, and George White riffs on a vanished actor. The piece blends social satire with theatrical anecdotes and urban manners.
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New York
Pepys
W. R. Hearst Jr
Alarlem
Hoboken
Youn Towell
Madison Avenue
Napoleon's Club and the Fall of Anemic Ventures
A rambling critique of failed partnerships and short sighted leadership. The piece mocks firm dissolution after poor blooded injections of capital, urges timely new partners, and warns that self interest and vigilance determine business fate. It cites Marshall Weld and Old Sam Southante while scolding executives for withholding profits from workers and delaying prudent policy.
Pollyanna and Poppyseed: Language and Lore in Literature
A fragmented discussion of Pollyanna as a symbol of optimism and its usage in literature and culture. References to Shakespeare and a volatile critique of Pollyanna’s cheerful persona, alongside mentions of poppy, its oil, and historical cultivation in Egypt and other regions.
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Sporeng
Anide Mulimes
Sharkey
Poppstanl
Tpl
Alin
Sieinmann
Router
Astennivels
Anta Minor
Egypt
Tepsin
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