Peace pledge and political reforms urged in Hearst papers
An English-speaking peace pact shared by nations and a suite of reforms are proposed. Proportional Senate representation with at least two Senators per state is urged, alongside prompt House reapportionment. A unified national defense department and expanding Federal power to end illiteracy are called for, with Congressional elections in November and a January inauguration.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Texas Longhorns A Reversion From Plains to Preserve Heritage
Texas Longhorn cattle once roamed the central plains and spread to the southwest and Canada. Spanish-origin calves landed near Vera Cruz in 1521 started the lineage. Federal officials plan to establish a herd in Wichita National Forest, aiming for 350 to 400 animals to preserve a vanishing breed once roamed the plains.
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Canada Line
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Gregorio Villalobos
New Spain
Federal Department of Agriculture
Will C. Barnes
The
Forest
Wichita National Forest
Great Central Plains
Texas
Refrigerated Shipments Boost U S Fruit and Vegetable Supply
The Bureau of Railway Economics reports a 1927 surge in carload shipments of eighteen principal fresh fruits and vegetables totaling over 60,000 cars. White potatoes led, followed by grapes oranges apples lettuce and others with California first by origin, Florida second, and states like New York Virginia Maine Washington Georgia and Texas following. Refrigerated rail transport, cited as a key factor, has broadened seasonal availability and raised living standards.
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Bureau of Railway Economics
Washington
California
Florida
New York
Virginia
Maine
Georgia
Texas
Elizabeth Robinson Wins 100 Meter Dash at Olympics
American Elizabeth Robinson of Chicago set a world record by winning the 100 meter dash in 12 1-5 seconds, about 11 1-5 seconds for 100 yards, a feat applauded as swift for any era with note that Canadian runners finished second and third.
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Elizabeth Robinson
Chicago
Tea and Coffee Consumption and Caffeine Use Trends
The report notes annual per capita tea and coffee consumption around 250 cups each, with nearly a third of tea now from Ceylon and a 7 percent drop in tea imports last year. Coffee use rises alongside other caffeinated beverages. caffeine is cited as a mild stimulant with limited penalties when consumed in moderation. Americans drink slightly more than a pound of tea per year.
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Ceylon
Volcanic Eruptions and Earth's Fiery History
The article notes sixty five active volcanoes globally and argues eruptions do not stem from a world spanning molten reservoir. It cites examples such as Krakatao 1883 and Vesuvius, discusses lava floods forming basalt plains in Idaho Oregon Washington, and mentions Deccan traps in India and East Africa. It reflects on paleontological implications and cautions against overestimating volcanic danger.
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Anscoo Ber
Krakatoa
East Indies
Moulae
Vesuvius
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Idaho
Qregun
Washton
Science Has Found Cure for Club Foot
A feature by Royal Copleland discusses the deformity known as clubfoot, its forms such as talipes equines and talipes varus, and the progress in treatment. It stresses early examination by a specialist, the role of exercises and braces, and the possibility of surgery when needed.
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Royal
Copeland
Texspaper
Ince
Becsuse
Estu
de Pacente
Gref, Inc
Ellen Terry Remembered as Radiant Stage Light
Ellen Terry dies leaving a void in the English theatre. Dr. Frank Crane and others praise her vitality and charm, noting how she electrified stages and audiences alike. Her life inspired others to seek abundance of life and creative energy on and off the auditorium stage.
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Ellen Terry
Charles Reade
Conother
Henry Teving
Ung
David Belasca
Ree
Haidee Wright
Anghaly
Jesus
Tome
Arnold Genneth
McClore Newspaper Syndicate
Hollywood myth and reality in a restless town of dreams
Hollywood appears as a land of frozen dreams where unknowns chase a lucky break, while crowded in the hills and canyons are aspirants, clerks, shopkeepers, and gossip. The piece notes a public myth of wild parties, yet portrays a daytime struggle for recognition and a town dominated by image and commerce.
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Hollywood
Hadom
Gomorrah
Hollisroodite
Shehen Sink
New York
Palm Beach
Merrin
Hollywood Hills
Taverly
Kerry
Murder
Huthom California
Io Hampel
Canup
Tolony
Molly Seote
Ant Canyon
Holywood
Kcares
Science Sideshow of the White Breasted Nuthatch
A curious note on acrobatics of the white breasted nuthatch. The bird clings to tree limbs and trunks with curved claws and sharp beaks. It moves along branches and trunks confidently, defying fear of falling every January.
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Longhorns
Atalanta
Coue
Bushwan Baking
WER
Ben Hur
Funes
Tay
Molly
Sy Garrett P. 5Erviss
William DB. Scott
Deccan
Iadia
East Africa
Orinling
Bern
CPI
Fee
Tor
Frank Crane
Pharés
Mary Pickford
Holiswood
Cecil Dr Mille
Fanty Arbuckle
Artor
Ruth Bolan
McNawent Syndicate
Tne
Science Sideshow
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