Your Chance for Greatness Based on Germ Cells
Palo Alto January 20. Professor Lewis M. Terman of Stanford argues that exceptional talent is inborn and inherited through germ cells. He cites descendants of Jonathan Edwards and the Darwin-Wedgwood line as examples, noting Abraham Lincoln as an illustration of inherited brilliance.
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Stanford University
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New York
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Darwin
Robert Darwin
Erasmus Darwin
Erasmus
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Sir Francis Galton
Charles Darwin
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
James Russell Lowell
Robert Lincoln
Pullman Company
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Navy
Mme. Homer
Louise Homer
Fortune Teller Says Coueism May Shape Future Power
A well known Ama rilo fortune teller denounces Coueism and fears its long reach. He cites Nobel lines on heredity and genius, warns that individual change is limited by germ cells, and notes mental age trends. In Ozark Arkansas, January 20, talk turns to Aztec gold mines near a cliff, with a vault worth 120 million dollars rumored to be found.
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Amarilo
M. Coue
Harma‘vist
Nancy
Africa
Ozark, Ark
Mystery claims unlock of Aztec treasure through key signs
Dr. Tobe Hill of Mulberry Ark believes a hidden vault marked by ancient Aztec signs near the Lost Louisiana mines holds vast treasure. After 25 years of search and substantial expense he and his father reportedly gained access to a territory once owned by his father, hoping to reveal the enduring mystery of the treasure.
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Louisiana
America
Louisiana Purchase
Tobe Hill
Mulberry, Ark
Isward
Ozark
Ark
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A National Problem Warns Stanford Psychologist
Prof. Lewis Terman of Stanford warns that intellectually superior families fail to reproduce as rapidly, risking a decline in America's future leaders. He argues government action is needed to cultivate the top 4 percent who supply half the nation's geniuses and great men.
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Lewis T. Terman
American Psychological Research
Stanford Department of Psychology
United States
Miss Charash's Don’ts for Secretarial Jobs
Miss Charash lists guidance for girls seeking secretarial posts. Do not dress conspicuously or wear makeup. Do not push for attention before 9 o'clock. Do not drop introduction letters on desks. Do not chase a bank job just for respectability. Do not lose your poise.
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Miss Charash
How to Get a Good Photograph by Ira L Hill
Advice on preparing for portrait sessions from Ira L Hill and Pirie MacDonald. Guidance covers hair care, natural makeup, avoiding theatrical looks, choosing flattering attire, timing, and attitudes in front of the camera. Quotes highlight that both women and men desire flattering, beautiful results rather than revealing inner souls.
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Rapner Cain
Iva J. Hill
Pirie MacDonald
New York
Pote
EmBert
Choose a photographer with care for your portrait
The guidance stresses selecting a photographer who matches your strength and can spark attention and controversy. It warns against tailoring, dressing up, bringing a spouse, or relying on gimmicks. It urges posing honestly and not overanalyzing the final look.
Kneel to No Man Note Sends Girl to Her Death
Virginia police report a note telling Mrs. Thelma Richardson to kneel caused her to visit Thomas Pollard's home where she was fatally shot. Pollard claims self defense as investigators review a contested motive and recent divorce history.
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NEA
Richmond
Thelma H. Richardson
Thomas Pollard
Richardson
Pollard
Atlanta
The Rock Mosaic Pavement Warps Walk in Lisbon
In Lisbon a mosaic pavement nicknamed Rolling Motion Square creates a striking undulating effect underfoot. Pedestrians experience a wave like surface as they tread the mosaic designed to fool the eye and alter gait. Local observers note its artful urban impact.
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