Proposals on Peace, Representation and Reform
The document outlines an Anglo American peace pact and calls for proportional Senate representation with fewer than five senators, prompt reapportionment in the House, a unified national defense ministry, aggressive literacy abolition, and elections in November with inaugurations in January. It envisions a Secretary of National Defense and a Secretary of Education overseeing federal efforts.
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United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Secretary of Education
Congress
Fall Activity Extends To San Antonio Public Schools
The piece notes San Antonio schools reopen for a new year as students face challenges and opportunities. It highlights adults recalling school days and the role of families in guiding youths through a period of adjustment, disappointment, and achievement.
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San Antonio
Halcyon
League of Nations air conference ponders new aviation term
A recent League of Nations air conference suggested a universal term for heavier than air flying machines. Various nations already use their own words, and "serodina" is a candidate though doubtful. The idea mirrors past efforts to coin words like "scofflaw" for another social issue.
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League of Nations
Norestter
Lufthansa
League
Scofflaw
Ambassador Sees Canyon Influence on New York Skyscrapers
The German ambassador visiting the Grand Canyon compares canyon slopes to New York skyscraper setbacks. He claims early American towers stretched up straight while later ordinances required setbacks for light. He notes the resulting architecture appears shaped by a legal limit rather than pure design.
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Grand Canyon
New York
Teething Ills and theDentition Timeline
The article explains teething stages from first milk teeth at seven to eight months to a full set by age three or four. It notes gum color, eruption order variations, and the role of incisors canines and molars, with milk teeth eventually replaced by permanent teeth.
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Aleha
Hure
Traveling Stars and the Sun's Motion Through Space
The article explains that the Sun moves through space at high speed while the Earth orbits it. It discusses stellar motions, star clusters, and the apparent drift of stars due to vast distances. It mentions Vega as a bright star in the Sun's direction and notes long term changes in star positions.
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Cleveland
Vezu
Veoa
Jer
Yive
Pleiades
Hyades
Alpha
Beth
iCopyright
Figures of Speech Inaugural Era and Economic Focus
The excerpt discusses early American leadership under President James Madison during the War of 1812 aftermath. It notes a shift from war to national restoration and internal development. Bonn after his inauguration, Western leaders visited military posts in the North and East.
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Bonn
Manree
Borton
Benjamin Ruswell
Independence by Dr. Frank Crane on financial independence
The piece argues independence is tied to money, noting many distress cases stem from lack of funds. It cites B Forbes tips on spending less than you earn, saving a tenth, and investing surplus in stocks, real estate, and life insurance to build independence.
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B. & Forbes
Roimenna
Othry
Mr. Forbes
Dickens
Auving
Lapurtight
Bat
Unc
Universal Fokker air boat aids search for Nungesser and Coli
Two photos show a Fokker universal plane built to land on water and land. Harry Guggenheim sent it to search for the French flyers Nungesser and Coli over waters toward Newfoundland, but the effort yielded no results. The French machine shown is land and sea capable with wheels for rolling on land.
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Fokker
Harry Guggenheim
Nungesser
Coli
Newfoundland
France
Sea and Sky Fowl Promises Air Travel By Land and Sea
The piece envisions a versatile craft built to run on water and land with retractable wheels. It suggests American production by Fokker Ford Wright GM or others, driven by ambition and science to advance flight and national defense.
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America
Mr. Fokker
Henry Ford
Wright Airplane Builders
Great
General Motors Company
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
Rowlett Paine rose from grocery business in Wholevale to become mayor of Memphis after World War I. He led a bold shift to business efficiency, reorganized city government, and held roles with the American Red Cross and merchant associations.
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Philip Nowlan
Memphis
Taber
American Red Cross
Hres Veeks
Callon States Merchants’ Association
Memphis Associaton of Credit Men
Dis Rowlett Paine
Sideshows of Science and Beetle Mysteries
A fragmentary note discusses natural mysteries like how a grub transforms into a beetle and the life cycle stages. It mentions white grubs found near grasses and hints at how organisms appear to change color as they mature, suggesting experiments with soil and glass vessels.
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Walehman Hasten Mag
Baetie
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Peru
Peare
Junin B Manrut
Frank Crane
Nungenter
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Mysteriou
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