Hearst Papers Outline Global Peace and Federal Reform
The Hearst papers propose an equal basis for English speaking peoples to preserve world peace with no minority representation in foreign leagues. They call for proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state and separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary. A Secretary of Education would drive illiteracy abolition, with a January inauguration for President and Congress, a Federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar with four week months and Saturday holidays, a Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, and acquisition of the French and English West Indies to settle the debt.
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United States Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Unjust Taxation of Earned Incomes
A citizens drive to lower taxes on earned incomes argues the current rate is unfair to wage earners and favors capital income. It urges cooperation with The Light and others to petition Congress for a downward revision, noting depreciation and uneven year-to-year earnings as examples.
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Secretary of Treasury
Congress
Code of Sportsmen Warns Against Game Butchery Ethics
An editorial laments sport ethics, denouncing game butchery and unnecessary cruelty. It condemns a hunter who shot two doves in San Antonio and urges stricter laws to uphold humane hunting standards. It emphasizes the sportsman as lover of nature and skillful hunter guided by tradition.
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Nimrod
Vicinit
San Antonio
And a Singer Too to Spend 2009 for a Hair Cut
A wealthy New York contractor in Paris travels and tries to secure a hair cut abroad. He phoned his barber in Manhattan in hopes of a Europe appointment but failed to arrange it. He plans to be presentable on return and hints at seeking a tonic.
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New 'York
Society of S Ielentora
Pavie
Urys
Marineraders
Childe
Uhroweh
Werzon
A Gentleman Who Raised a Family in Hard Times
A vivid tribute to a man who chose family over fame. He scrapped danger on the front pages to raise moleriera children at home. He cooked, educated, coached, and cared for them while enduring poverty and long hours. His sacrifice shines beyond the battlefield.
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Beald
Das
Cines
Mather Pal
Alga Cook
Grey Oller
Io School
Mathery
A Gallant Gentleman By Elsie Robinson
A reminiscence by Elsie Robinson about a radio hobbyist who built a crystal set and connected to a station, earning respect through kindness. She reflects on his family life, discipline, and pride in shaping a "happiest" family, with mention of moving to Fraderick Street in San Francisco and a hopeful tone about the reader’s improvement in life.
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Folka
Bourke
Ecandor
Daddy
Win
Sound Teeth Health From Royal Copeland Dentist Advice
A misformatted case study by Royal S Copeland M D urges preventive dental care in New York City era prose. It stresses routine brushing, enamel protection, and the link between tooth health and overall wellbeing, noting the role of dental hygiene in longevity and public health.
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Royal S. Copeland
Flarta Berator
New York
Commiavinnes
Fteaith
City
Romance of Commerce and Margarine Merger Described
A sweeping, opinionated piece traces the 4380,000,000 merger of Lever Brothers with the margarine union. It uses colorful analogies of soap factories spanning Africa to the Congo and notes how petroleum and whales shaped commodities. The essay blends global commerce with vivid imagery of supply chains and consumption.
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Laver Brothers
Margarine Union
Dietanta
Noapmaker
No Tower
Wemi-Aravenger
Nove Zembe
Yambezi
Congo
Straits Hellesment
Samon
Fiji Indandy
Alt
Australian
Lithle Dairies
Fissland
Sorbonne
France
Fragmented Jazz Age City Scenes and Social Echoes
A garbled 1929 column sketches a glittering New York social world with poets, cops, flappers, and manor houses. It references Opal, Woolrich, Hayward, and Waldorf, noting nightlife, costume balls, prohibition era jitters, and changing class signals amid urban bustle.
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Lil
Gong Anas
Daye
Peut
Elsie Robinson
Fraderick St
San Francisco
Awan
Geomge
Washington
Bella
Atay
Ani
Belin
Hella
Herbert Kaufman
N. F
Daily
Otlner Sehnra Macher Kaufman
Cornell Woolrich
Hauber’s
Frank Sullivan
Saratoga Springs
N.M
al Dedelt
Keema 6
Margaret Moyten
Beotland
Walders
Healey
Major Walker
Ieeland
Wes Wilable
Iran
Boots
Broadway
Nick
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