Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
The Hearst Papers Advocate outlines a platform including proportional Senate representation, unified defense under a single secretary, aggressive anti illiteracy action, installation of government leaders in January, a federal sales tax to offset other taxes, a thirteen month year, Nicaragua Canal construction, acquisition of Caribbean colonies, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Navy
Air Forces
United
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papera
English West Indies
Automobile Deaths Compared to War Casualties
The American Motorists Association foresees 46,000 annual automobile fatalities, citing 9 percent higher deaths in early 1930 and 88,000 in 1929. War-era casualties totaled about 53,000 in action or wounds over a longer period, averaging 90 to 91 daily, while auto deaths daily average 94 to 95. The piece argues traffic hazards affect the whole population and urges viewing cars as self-propelled projectiles to curb rising casualties.
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American Motorists Association
United States
Not Easily Fooled Mother Wins Suit Against Police Captain
A Los Angeles police captain faces a $10 800 verdict after a smother case where a mother doubted her son’s identity in a ward mix up. The jury found in the mother’s favor, noting that a mother’s judgment on her child’s identity is crucial even after long caregiving. The event recalls a national maternity ward mix up.
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Los Angeles
Atlanta seeks court order over census count dispute
Ample city officials petition the District of Columbia Supreme Court to compel census authorities to revise Atlanta population figures from 260 692 to 270 367, arguing the larger total reflects the city area with disputed segments. The case parallels another potential suit by the West Texas chamber against textbook publishers over misstatements about the West Texas region.
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Albania
Georgia
Atlanta
District of Columbia Supreme Court
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Eainst Textbook Publishers
West Texas
Fago
Prat
Listen World Big Times in Your Quiet Moments
Elsie Robinson argues life’s true tests come in quiet intervals not wild moments. Growth shows in steady choices made now, shaping character beyond sensational events.
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Grove
Eben
Shere
Erie
Ife
Ikvk
Evolution and Darwinism Reconsidered in 19th Century Text
The excerpt discusses Darwinian evolution through natural selection, arguing little has changed after decades of critique. It contrasts animal and plant reproduction, illustrating survival of the fittest with examples like waterweed and sparrows, and notes the struggle for existence shaping species across generations.
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Charles Darwin
Competitive Sports for Young Girls
Royal S Copeland writes on the value and limits of girl athletics, noting that mastery in swimming tennis golf and other sports requires lifelong training. He argues balanced schooling should pair athletic effort with academics, praising healthy girls who enjoy activity in moderation and later life.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. L
United States
Farmer
Cry
Tam
Treeka
Aki
Hielen Meanry
Helen Wills Moody Tolenis
Glenna Collet
Abe
Abe Coca
Abe Jean
Physical training rules in schools with sports caution
The piece discusses overdoing good works and urges physical examinations for students before sports. It notes private schools often require certificates of physical fitness and praises well ventilated school buildings and prudent limits on competitive athletics for youth.
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Aehoota
Targina
Nawaparer Ten
Distrofa modern Pepys and New York reminiscences
A rambling, stylized reminiscence features Frederic Bure Onver recounting social salons in New York and memories of Cuba and Grand Concourse days. It notes public gatherings, cabarets, river bridge talks, and a humorous lapse of memory during a signed chit, with references to Balzac, Heflin, and the era's lively entertainment scene.
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Distrofa Modern Pepys
Caine
Frederic Bure Onver
Bellefontaine
Pridy
Howard
Acton
Cuba
Sitomy Eliott
Arnold Fothstein
New York
Grand Concourse
Sage and Terrier Which Is Really the Sage
A portrait juxtaposes George Bernard Shaw with Phyllis Neilson-Terry's terrier. Shaw appears deep in thought while the small dog shows innocence, illustrating a playful contrast in intellect. The piece ponders knowledge and wisdom with light irony and literary humor.
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George Bernard Shaw
Phyllis Neilson-Terry
Bernard Shaw
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