Honest friendship with all nations and entangling alliances
The Hearst Papers advocate a list of reforms and policies: entangling alliances avoided, proportional Senate representation, separate military departments under a National Defense Secretary, nationwide literacy drive, January installation of leaders, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar, Nicaragua Canal for commerce and defense, acquisition of colonial territories as debt payment, selective immigration and deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
Germany faces red peril and Versailles backlash
A World War era piece cautions that Germany leans toward Fascist leaders under Hitler while Reds gain ground, blaming the Versailles treaty for crippling industry and urging its repeal to prevent bolshevization and further European crisis.
Arterial Highways Alter Small Town Traffic
Small communities bear widening costs as arterial roads divert through traffic away from town centers. The increased speed and volume lead travelers to bypass towns, reducing local business while raising safety concerns for residents.
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Acciden
Coste and Bellonte to be honored in San Antonio arrival
Dieudonne Coste and Bellonte, famed French aviators who completed a non-stop westward crossing, are to be honored in San Antonio. They will arrive from El Paso at noon on October 1 and seek rest that night before continuing the next morning.
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San Antene
United States
Dieudonne Coste Bellonte
San Antio
el Paso
San Antonio
Guesia
Natural selection and the garden of evolution discussed
The article explains natural selection using gardening metaphors and cites a Yorkshire case where pine and birch environments split moth populations into dark and light varieties. It notes that dark moths prevail where pines dominate, and light moths face extinction as environments shift. It also covers cereal adaptation in Scandinavia, showing selection rather than acquired inheritance.
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Ork
Trarrison
Closeland
Yorkshire
Eash
Aves
alUheath
Scandinavia
Scalat
Cave de Mose
Welle Sultan Tiley,organ
Wella
Is Te Love A Check On Match Or A New Pattern
Elsie Robinson questions if new love fits a fixed pattern or changes life. The column asks whether love should alter home life, temperament, and values, and how a person might discern if the feeling is real or disruptive.
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Elsie Robinson
King Faas
New York Columnist Embraces Bizarre Fashion and Fame
A New York columnist recounts a chaotic life in the public eye with satire on fashion obsessions, self image, and urban cults. The piece drifts from personal confessions to vivid, time‑stamped memories of clothes, peers, and a desire to escape the public gaze.
Chess Playing in Stoheck Village Brings Debate About Mind
An essay contrasts chess as a village pastime in the Hartz Mountains with leisure trends like movies and sports. It questions whether chess trains or dulls the mind, noting famous conquerors who played but questioning chess players' broader achievements. The piece urges productive effort and frames chess as a relaxing challenge rather than a path to greatness.
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Stoheck
Hartz Mountains
Genghis Klan
Napoleon
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