Hearst Papers endorse national reforms and world peace plan
A list of policy proposals includes equal status for English speakers to share peace, proportional Senate representation, separate armed services under a National Defense Secretary, federal literacy abolition, inauguration on January 1, a national sales tax to lower other taxes, a thirteen month calendar, construction of a Nicaragua Canal, and acquiring French and English West Indies as debt settlement.
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Education
United States
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
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Great Cause Worthy of Hoover's Leadership
The article argues for a federal department of education led by a secretary who sits in the president's cabinet. It details consolidating education agencies, funding research, and establishing interdepartmental and national education bodies, urging President Hoover to back Capper's education bill as a major leadership moment. It compares to the department of agriculture and stresses federal support to aid states while preserving local control.
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Curtis
Kansas
Coolidge
Congress
Department of Education
National Council On Education
Capper
Bureau of Education
Washington
Senator Capper
Bureau of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
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Commerce
Soover
Virginia
White House
Back to Nature: McConnell’s wilderness test of civilization
Scientist Burt McConnell enters a three month solo survival in a Canadian wilderness to prove civilized man can endure without prior training. If he survives ten weeks fed and in good shape, it claims modern man outmatches the savage in self care. The piece notes the harsh start for the average person and wishes him success, aside from a jab about luck with a lighter.
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Burt McConnell
McConnell
Savage
McConnel
Mconnell
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Henry the Great By Herbert Kaufman Copstiakh, 1829 Day Whrrer and Herder
Matthew Woll argues Henry Ford’s foreign ventures drain US payroll and labor. Ford’s critics warn Europe will imitate mass production and export surplus worldwide unless he acts to protect current export trade. The piece lauds Ford as a uniquely original builder of a vast private fortune, contrasting early inexperience with later decisive marketing and production innovations that reshaped automotive manufacturing.
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Henry the Great
Herbert Kaufman
Copstiakh
Day Whrrer and
Herder Kaufman
Matthew Woll
Henry Pord
Hening
Henri
Vilixon
Carnegie An
Morehan
Techoique
Qutomobile Unite
Wall Street
Lint
Ford
Napoleon
Thoughts on New York streets and theater life in fragments
A kaleidoscopic, fragmentary portrait of New York's social scene. It names dozens of figures from theater, publishing, and crime, sketches vivid street life on Fifth Avenue and Harlem, and hints at nightlife, hotels, and a restless crowd. The unreliable narrator muses on actors, writers, impresarios, fashion, and urban absurdities.
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Shuberta l Theater
Navy
Merle
Crowell
Newport
Max Stever
Stelen Morgan
Vernon Castle
Martha Cistenan
Aailorn
Laurence Schwab
Madara Taley
New York
Fifth Renne Hetlern
Toe Paramount
Norman Douglas
New Amsterdam
Robert Chieman
Konrad Bercoviel
How to Stand It A Pattern Viewfrom Maugham’s Life
A reader analyzes the idea of “standing it” by viewing life as a pattern rather than isolated events. Citing Somerset Maugham, the piece explains how adversity can be woven into a larger design, offering healing and meaning beyond personal hurt, and considers practical steps to apply this perspective in daily struggle.
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Somerset Maugham
Vie
Hutt
Iman
Aoma
Pattern of Life essay on fate by Elsie Robinson
The piece argues life follows a natural pattern seen in nature from nights and days to seasons and lifecycles. It invites readers to study design in the world to perceive a broader plan guiding human life and personal experience, offering glimpses that elevate beyond accident.
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Elsie Robinson
Beal Welle
Ace
Causes of Epilepsy Still Unknown Royal Copeland M D
An elderly report discusses epilepsy origins, noting limited knowledge and urging thorough physical exams. It recounts a patient Willie and describes possible links to infections and bodily disturbances, stressing cautious treatment and investigation of nervous system impacts.
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Copeland, M. D
Niled Binter Genptor
New York
Fennie Comminsioner of Health
Unclear official duties in British town amid odd note
A garbled report from Brixworth Northamptonshire describes a local official holding varied posts and attending a stock exchange event in London Tendon, with mixed up terms. It mentions dealers exchanging pounds and a note claiming a thief was once seen, though many phrases are jumbled and unclear.
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