Hearst Papers outline 9 reform planks for peace and governance
The Hearst papers propose equal footing for English speaking peoples to preserve peace, proportional Senate representation, separate armed services under a National Defense Secretary, federal literacy push, January inaugurations, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar with holidays on Saturdays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and the acquisition of the French and English West Indies as debt repayment.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United Under
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Medieval Treatment of Federal Penal Population
The piece warns that half of the nation’s prison population is housed in over 1000 local jails and workhouses beyond federal control. It cites Germany’s Leipmene and Dr. Hastings Hart to condemn overcrowding, poor hygiene, and mismanagement. It urges Congress to authorize federal inspectors and direct supervision to reform non federal institutions housing federal prisoners.
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Congress
Department of Justice
Germany
Mos
United States
Leipmene
Special Committee of the House
Hastings Sr. Hart
Federet Aid
Vanderbilt recluse looms in New York society orbit
Cornelius Vanderbilt II, famed rail magnate, moves through Fifth Avenue in rare public view, described as aloof and newspaper-averse. He spends time between his Nassau Street office and home, pursuing railway patents and social engagements with European royalty during extensive travels aboard the North Star.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Vanderbilt
Nassau Street
Cornelius van Jerbily
Medore
Edward
Geraay Kaiser
Nicholas of
Livssia
Euling
Ialy
Spain
Portugal
Belgium
Norwes
Sweden
Denmark
Balkan
Corneling
Hase
Heno
Park Avenue
Portals to the Past and the Quest for Lost Knowledge
The article muses on ancient navigation legends and the drive to uncover vanished tech and cultures. It references Drake Magellan and Da Gama, Norse and Phoenician seafarers, and asks how and when humanity will recover forgotten crafts from ruins and artifacts.
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Drake
Magellan
da Gama
Eckener
Globe
Tyre
Reek
Oriental Fegenda
Columbus
America
Gigrationa
Archsioee
Magan
Joca
The Illusion of Freedom by Elsie Robinson
A reflective essay arguing that true freedom comes from self-mard and personal virtue rather than new relationships or environments. It contrasts superficial liberty with enduring servitude to selfishness and urges inner change over external change. The piece weaves Buddhist parable echoes and social critique of desire.
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Elsie Robinson
Trestel
Aene
Ventage
Bartapd
Treedon
Care of Feet By R S Copeland M D C 5
Article urges foot care to prevent corns callouses and nails. Emphasizes neglect, proper shoes, daily washing, soaking in salt water, trimming, and seeking a podiatrist for foot health. Advises reading shoe labels and advertisements to choose correct footwear.
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Broadway
Main Street
Alent
Gary
Air minded island and royal travel in Europe
In Britain and Europe flying is common and Americans fly for novelty. The Prince of Wales is seen alighting from a plane after visiting Bass Ale Brewery at Barton Trent. his car awaits to take him to Buckingham Palace. Ramsey MacDonald flew despite danger during Jerusalem riots as he cancels Cabinet plans. the king remains grounded due to ill health.
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Buddna
Bar
Dawels
Dane
Wwe
Prince of Wales
Bartoon Trent
Wint Fran
Lundin Palace
Ramsey MacDonald
Jerusalem
Ramsay MacDonald
Scotland
Gonder
Hey Fag
Stern
Hig
Woostay
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San Antonio
Mandate of Mercy
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Newton
Fen
Riplas
New Ladedabe
Park Row
West
Aoe
Wilton Lackaye
Tambs
Lackaye
Oor
Eee Ea Man
Arta
Wetia
Faye
Herculaneum
Pompeiiere Nou
Amazon
Urs
Oure
Rus
Oxford
Hopkins
Chain of Mans
Easter Island
Alather Bumare
Africa
Tesla
Anaret
R. S. Copeland
Britain
Paris
London
Prince
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