Peace and reform platform from Hearst Papers Advocate
The document outlines goals for a world peace pact among English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation, prompt reapportionment to the House, a unified defense department under a National Defense Secretary, federal literacy abolition under an Education Secretary, and the timing of congressional elections and presidential inauguration beginning January after November elections.
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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
Secretary
Education
Congress
Home Exposition Opens At Municipal Auditorium
The second annual home exposition in San Antonio will open next Monday at the municipal auditorium. It aims to educate housewives and husbands about modern housekeeping and reveal the city’s varied local industries. Citizens should visit to learn how local production contributes to the community’s wealth.
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San Antonio
Detroit shows gains in traffic safety amid nationwide rise
Traffic fatalities in the first five months of 1928 outpace 1927 in New York City and Chicago, with New York up from 421 to 544 and Chicago from 260 to 281. Detroit buckles the trend, dropping from 128 to 93 deaths as Commissioner Rutledge enforces strict, permanent traffic violations reporting and summonses. Alvan Macauley praises Detroit’s approach as a model for enforcing laws and reducing accidents.
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New York City
Chicago
Detroit
Alvan Macauley
Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Bie
Rutledge
United States
Propaganda in U S public utilities and the Power Trust
The quote reports Senator Walsh and others warning that propaganda funded by public utility customers shapes opinion through FTC hearings and public service commissions. It notes the significance of the development, likening it to unprecedented influence in American life, with utilities using consumer money to sway press and schools.
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Montana Bar Association
Federal Trade Commission
Power Trust
Commission
Walsh
Public Service Commissions
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
City guards can’t swim reveal civil service findings
The civil service commission finds fifteen lifeguards in EWYORKE’s city paid salaries despite lacking swimming ability and no proof of skill. The note parallels Werner era marriages and warns against judging by appearances like a car’s paint, citing Helen Rowland.
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Ewyorke
Civil Service Commission
Werner
Helen Rowland
Sunspots and solar turmoil described in dramatic explainer
A sweeping, period voice essay explains sunspots as a sun's illness, detailing patterns of maximum disturbances, visual phenomena, and Earthly effects. It compares solar activity to geysers and volcanoes, noting Hale’s Mount Wilson research and theories on electromagnetic causes and cyclic eruptions.
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Ibis
Slac
George E. Hale
Mount Witton Observatory
Hale
Equator
Heart Nourishment and Care From Hy Royals Copeland MD
An article by Hy Royals Copeland explains heart health through diet and exercise. It emphasizes feeding the heart muscles with proper foods like lean meat, cheese, cereals, and eggs, plus regular intake of iron rich items, rest, and mental calm. It urges consulting a doctor if concerns arise, noting most fears are unfounded.
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Heart
Royals
Copeland, MD
Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
Beart
Ana
Pineville warns on chickens within city limits
Public notice from Pineville Tennessee warns that on and after the fifth of the month all chickens inside the city must be confined. Chickens found running about will be dine ale in provecntion and a fine. Issued by the chief of police and a city judge.
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Pineville
Advim
Tenn
Hats and fashion norms across sexes in society
The excerpt argues men seek simple ready made clothing while women curate outfits with intelligence and fashion guidance. It notes widespread conformity in men’s dress, contrasts women’s selective dressing, and questions headwear use with jokes about hats, college habits, and a letter referencing Mussolini.
Santa Monica Beach Life and Stars in Golden Age Visions
Monica writes from Santa Monica describing the oceanfront, terraced shores, and bustling lanes filled with pedestrians. The author notes luxury bungalows, movie folk like Clea Bow and Allan Dwan, and the Pacific Mallendey home of Adolph Wornheimer, with vivid scenes of color, crowds, and the mingling of wealth and leisure along the coast. There are portraits of Chinese imports, renovation projects, and views of cars, dunes, and sunset glory. The piece captures a romantic yet hurried snapshot of coastal California life with personal observations and names.
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Te Isa
Ocean Front
Howless Hot Dog
Aoft
Residencia
Science Sideshow The Salon
The little salon is a bay piese miner in the animal kingdom content to live at the shaft bottom. The entrance lies low on the shore and remains exposed only at low tide. The creature digs its home in a rat like fashion using a beak like tool. It pushes its shaft into the soil, forms a hinge, contracts and plunges, creating a long improvised shaft. The animal moves with a precise head bob as it probes below.
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Animal Kingdom
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New York
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