Hearst Papers list bold national reform proposals
A collection of proposed policies includes honest foreign policy, proportional Senate representation, unified defense under a national secretary, abolition of illiteracy, installation of presidents and Congress in January, a federal sales tax, a thirteen month calendar, Nicaragua Canal, repayment by acquiring Western powers, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States
Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
National Radio Week Marks Achievement
Today marks National Radio Week highlighting an industry that evolved into an essential service. The piece notes radio’s role in delivering music, lectures, sports, and national events, enabling listeners to choose content and avoid unwanted experiences as technology improves toward near perfect sound.
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National Radio Week
Selective Amendment To Immigration Act
Urgent push by Immigration Commissioner Harry E Hull of Iowa for a national plan of selective immigration. He cites 241700 yearly entrants and argues most inadequately admitted displace American workers, urging Congress to adopt a scientific system mirroring other nations. He warns unemployment and crime rise if action is delayed.
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Commissioner General of Immigration
Harry E. Hull
Iowa
Congress
Hull
Secretary of Labor
Hoover
Pease
United States
Listen World by Elsie Robinson Reflects Self Help Cure
A reflective prose piece argues that escape from life’s pain comes only from within. It urges self-reliance to find wisdom, power, and peace through self-control and inner growth, not external pleasures or others.
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Cork
Selection for more black in hooded rats experiments
The text reviews a staged study by Professor Castle at Harvard on selective breeding in piebald hooded rats. It explains how choosing for more black or more white altered the hood pattern, with black extending along the spine and white reducing facial markings. It notes the role of modifying genes and germ plasm in producing new variation, the limits of selection, and the ongoing potential role of mutation.
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Amlethuselah
Nature
Penfessor Castle
Harverd
Castle
Cuetle
Castla
Johnsson
Deana
Weismanan
Johanssen
G. Welturley
Giorgs P
Welle
Underweight Child Faces Handicap by Royal Copeland MD
Health emphasizes nourishing children to prevent underweight causing weakness and poor school work. The article notes eye strain and hearing issues as possible causes, urges medical review, and suggests early treatment and proper nourishment for affected children.
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Royal S. Copeland
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United States
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Mealin
Do You Know Bap Antonio in Wholesale Center
Do You Know Do You Know Bap Antonio describes a wholesale distributing center serving a vast area of 334,003 square miles. It discusses daily dietary needs for children, urging milk as a diet foundation and promoting fresh fruits and vegetables. It also stresses daily routines for eating, sleeping, and wake times to support growth, with various figures and recommendations.
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Antonio
Denneglania
New York
Masqacinagatta
Connecticut
New Jores
Delaware
Mboda Island
Utah
Diary of a New York Wanderer in 1930s Society
A diary excerpt from 1930 flags idle urban wandering in New York. The writer recalls encounters with Howard Chandler Chelsty, Col. Amon Cutler praising Fort Worth, and amused misadventures from a cane in an orchestra pit to a theater miscue. He notes observations of daily life, media notices, a San Francisco joke about population growth, and a train of brief vignettes across streets, parks, and arcades.
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WEA
Yorka Diary
Howard Chandler
Ohio
Col. Amon Cutler
Fort Worth
Hoyt
Chambers
Tom Millard
Shanghai
Geneva
Baron von Steuben Honored As Patriot Mentor To Washington
The United States pays tribute to Baron von Steuben on the 200th anniversary of his birth. A special Post Office stamp issued September 17 honors his crucial role in training discipline and leadership at Valley Forge and in shaping American victory in the Revolution alongside Washington.
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United States
Washington
Great Britain
Baron von Steuben
Steuben
Post Office Department
Steven
Valley Forge
Europe
Frederick the Great
America
Diplomatic Life Far From Glamour and Comfort
A dated mock advisory column contrasts diplomats’ hard work with public glamour. It cites an American minister in Uruguay who quit, noting rent and living costs and improvised comforts. The piece mixes health guidance with a cautionary tone on child nutrition and early childhood habits.
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Texas
Legation
Uruguay
Regation
Sam
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