Hearst Papers Advocate Focuses on Peace and Reform
The document outlines six proposals: alliance among English-speaking nations to preserve peace and world stability. proportional Senate representation with no state below two seats. prompt reapportionment of House seats. separate national defense departments under a Secretary of National Defense. federal action to end illiteracy under a Secretary of Education. and political timing for elections, inauguration, and December transitions.
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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
Education
San Antonio Eyes Record Tourist Season Ahead
Local business leaders forecast San Antonio will enjoy its best tourist season yet as real estate inquiries double and national publicity from the American Legion convention spreads. They note Florida disasters shift winter travel interest toward South Texas, with San Antonio poised to benefit from nationwide headlines and favorable weather.
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American Legion
Florida
San Antonio
San Antonians
United States
California
South Texas
Leviathan to be sold after five years in trans-Atlantic service
The Leviathan, flagship of United States Lines, has carried over 166,000 passengers in roughly five years of trans-Atlantic service. The article opposes selling the ship, arguing the move would aid foreign rivals and harm the American merchant marine.
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Leviathan
United States Lines
Shipping Board
Asia to the Fore at UMMER Institute Headlines
The text notes a shift in interest from Europe to the Orient, especially China, in discussions at the UMMER institute. It asserts ongoing uncertainty about which region will gain attention next and stresses the importance of understanding Pacific issues.
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Ummer Institute
Europe
Orient
China
Globe
Pacific
Moving Movies and Airmail Save Producers Big Sums
Moving pictures run fifteen reels daily with air mail speeding distribution. The method cuts costs and accelerates box office returns, meaning large daily earnings once a film reaches the market. Filmed projects between a hundred thousand and a million dollars in cost gain value through rapid distribution and air mail efficiency.
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Finte Hollywood
Harvest Moon Imagery and Seasonal Echoes Across Regions
The article discusses the cycles of full moons near the autumn equinox, noting the Harvest and Hunter's Moon phenomena. It describes how farmers rely on moonlight for evening labor, the cultural associations with Indian Summer, and regional differences between eastern and western areas, with historical context from 1928 and a global peace banner.
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Guntet
Das
Reducing Weight by Natural Methods
Royal S. Copeland offers a health column advocating natural weight loss through balanced diet and exercise. The piece cautions against drugs, emphasizes perspiration through effort, water intake, and mindful portions, warning against unsafe fad methods and urging common sense and gradual progress.
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Royal 3S
Copeland, MD
Newspaper Featues Service, Inc
Science Sideshow Pipe-fish and the henpecked pipefiale
A curious column notes how in this country no man escapes constant supervision at the pipefiale. A father may mind a baby many times a week, while the elder male bears most labor, with the mother assisting rarely. Once grown, youngsters roam but return to mothers on trouble.
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Tapa Dipadinh
Alain
Conor
Popular Will and the Prohibition Amendment
Dr. Frank Crane argues public opinion shaped the prohibition amendment despite opposition from newspapers, unions, churches, and politicians. He cites business interests and public sentiment as decisive, noting broader cultural support in trade bodies and media despite widespread skepticism.
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Pertant
Nome
Inhor Unionn
Samuel Gorgers
Episcopalinny
A Broadway Dress Rehearsal Then A Night On Park Avenue
Diary style column describes a turbulent day from a New York dress rehearsal to a Park Avenue restaurant where service spoils the mood. The writer notes the stress on cast and crew, the backstage routines, and the drama that unfolds before a premiere while sampling frog dogs at a party and reflecting on theater life.
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New York
Beye
Park Avenue
Riley
Karl Sitchen
Terence
Billy Seaman
Tome
Theatrieal Agenciea
Akscockel
Playera
Gince
Rce-Fooleh
Local Names and Short Visits From Huffalo and Afra
A garbled local note lists residents and visitors from Huffalo Afra and nearby streets. It mentions Mrs George Van Valkeribirah Florence Doul and others visiting relatives, with returns to homes on South Main Street and Curtits. The fragment includes scattered names and places with no clear event or date.
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George van Valkeribirah
Huffalo
Afra
Florence Doul
South Main Street
Afen
Jhank Spencer
Verry
Mra
George van Vatkene Dung
Curtits
Florence Pon
South Main
Atreet
Jing
Butintos Uluroki
Ttulfate
Artless Ads Test-French bull 1
Fragmentary ad text appears with misread words and stray letters. The snippet mentions May events and generic phrases lacking clear names or actions to define a coherent news item.
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