Agreement for English-speaking nations to seek peace
The Hearst Papers advocate a cross-border pact among English-speaking peoples to preserve global peace. It calls for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state, reapportionment in the House, and a unified defense secretary for Army Navy and Air Forces. It proposes federal moves to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education and outlines November elections, January inaugurations, and the day-before transfer of power.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
United Wuter
National Defense
Education
Congress
Agricultural Status of Bexar County
Bexar County, though urban in reputation, ranks as a leading Texas agricultural county with 3203 farms on over half a million acres. The fall and winter development program, the largest county farm extension appropriation in the state, emphasizes diversified farming focused on poultry livestock and orchards. Cotton, corn, hay and oats production figures from 1925, plus beef and dairy cattle and swine counts, illustrate substantial agricultural activity in the county.
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Bexar
Bexar County
Somerset
Cooling Off Pell and Earth’s Ancient Temperature Cycles
A Washington savant Dr William Bowie asserts global temperatures average 50 degrees with long term cooling cycles. He states climate fluctuates roughly every eight million years, dipping by about one degree, and that humanity could endure these shifts if it lived for thousands of millions of years. The tone hints at skepticism about past tropical eras.
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Pell
Wiliam Bowie
Washington
Reindeer Meat Industry Grows in Alaska
Reindeer meat packing has become a major Alaskan industry as demand rises. Alaska hosts over half a million reindeer, two thirds owned by native Eskimos, shifting the Eskimos from hunting to grazing as the interior department notes steady gains.
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Alaska
Ts Department of the Interior
Nightgown Sale Sparks Whimsical Talk of Royal Fashion
In London a royal nightgown titled state nightgown of Charles I drew attention after selling for $00. A modern twist sees American queens spending hundreds on nightgowns while joking about an American king in a $500 embroidered nightie.
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Ueen Elizabevics
London
Charles I
Bullets and Bandits by Garrett P Serviss and Others
An early 20th century exploration of physics concepts applied to firearms on moving trains. The piece discusses relative motion, recoil, and relative velocities, using hypothetical scenarios of bullets fired from front or rear guns, bandits alongside rails, and a guard’s responses. It balances science explanations with period-appropriate military and railroad context.
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Garrett P. Serviss
Leo
Ircio
Njeet
Soiled Hands Often Carey Infection By Careful Hygiene
A newspaper feature warns that touching the face with soiled hands spreads germs and disease. It stresses washing hands with soap and water, keeping nails clean, and avoiding unclean contact before meals and after using facial products. It urges readers to use gentle cleansing and avoid sleeping with contaminated items to reduce respiratory infections.
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Royal
Copeland
Fenreige
Endangered Community Work Highlighted in Morning Coffee Lines
A New York Times feature profiles women in a small rural community who keep daily life moving by serving coffee under difficult conditions. The piece notes the supportive male figures and the resilient spirit amid ongoing handicaps impacting the town and its people.
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New York Times
Do You Know That Tel Tower In 195 Feat Bleh
A fragmentary notice references a television tower feat in 1950s era terms. It hints at a feat or show mention tied to a tower site and public attention, with limited readable details about participants or exact event.
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Tel
Bleh
Thoughts and Thoughts Thinker Frank Crane Reflections
Dr. Frank Crane ponders where thoughts go and how they shape life. He argues thoughts are potent, appearing suddenly and altering world events, with examples on genius, expression, and leadership, while noting many thoughts escape us yet influence history.
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Woolworth
City of
New York
Jeana
Yocrates
Rome
Kyndicate
Wright announces candidacy for constable office
Artless Adts SOF Wright announces his candidacy for constable. The piece mentions Al Smith Abb ney J. Cat ie McNary Stougen bill and supports for the Volstead Act and flood control aid. It names groups like the Klan and figures such as G. W. Tate and references a Republican split and a regional syndicate. The text notes Wright seeks the job to earn a living and comments on political progress.
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Sof. Wright
Constable
al Smith
Abbney J
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Conerien
Volusin
Aily
Neva
The Christan General Ishal Feng Converts to Christianity
A fragmented account traces Ishal Feng, once called The Christan General, from Hindu roots in Asia to Christian faith after varied beliefs. It notes his early idol worship, shifts through Buddhism and Islam, then to Christianity, and links his journey to broader missionary efforts and religious change in Asia.
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Fle
Asia
Lake Galifer
Peter
Rome
St. Peter In Chains
Speal
Calin
Meir
Hiddha
Muddha
Budha
China
Mucalal Feng
Moscow
Jin Huomintang
Sun Yat Sen Ural
Chiese Republic
Thong Thee
Reno Tales Of Divorce And Desert Beauty In Nevada
Reno, Sept 6. A vivid travelogue through Reno highlights its river city charm with bridges and a central river, describes its open divorce laws and ongoing cases, and paints a portrait of mining, architecture, climate, and wide sonorous landscapes. The piece notes prominent locals and visitors, western hospitality, and a mix of aspiration and eccentricity amid prospectors and bankers.
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Reno
Nev
Lim
Vite Nevada
Watong
Sierra Nevala Range
Hag Bron
Tondwas
Volstead
Reng
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Chamber of Committee
Mars Twain
Uret Marte Nnd
Tenco
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