Psychology as panacea taints delinquencies claims
The piece argues psychology cannot cure all social ills and cautions against overreliance as a universal remedy. It contrasts psychology's limits with society’s competitive drive, noting some people lack fit for leadership yet still pursue it, while others may be stimulated by pursuit and risk.
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University of Missouri
America
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Radio Sets On Farms Spur Wise Listening Trend
Secretary Jardine notes 553000 radio receivers on U S farms, about one per 11 farms, with 204 sets per county and a 300 percent rise in two years. Idaho, Florida, Alabama, Arizona and Louisiana show the fastest growth as dealers favor sets priced 125 to 400 dollars. Special stations and agricultural colleges provide farm news, weather, and market reports to aid farmers.
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Florida
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Psychology and Humanity at AAAS Convention
President Carter urged Kansas City audience that psychology can boost national productivity and happiness if applied to individuals’ strengths and proper training. He warned against neglecting psychological knowledge and called for widespread, practical use across all work sectors to raise output and reduce fatigue.
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New York Population Counts Stir Debate Over Bias and Growth
The 1925 state census puts New York City at 5,873,356, up 253,308 since 1920, spurring claims of undercounting and migration to surrounding counties. Manhattan fell by 47,489 since 1920 while upstate gains shift political representation. critics call the census unreliable and politically tainted.
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Lafayette B. Gleason
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Nomination of Ogden E Hammond as Ambassador to Spain
Ogden E Hammond of Bernardsville New Jersey nominated by President Coolidge to be ambassador to Spain succeeding resigning Alex ander P Moore. Born in Kentucky 56 years ago and educated at Phillips Exeter and Yale. Former New Jersey assemblyman vice chairman State Board of Charities and Corrections prison inquiry member and wartime United States Food Administration chair. Party official roles include 1916 Republican national convention delegate and Republican State Committee treasurer. Currently president of Hoboken Terminal Railroad company and noted sports enthusiast and club member.
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Ogden E. Hammond
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Alexander P. Moore
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The Strange Escape of Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny Meadow Mouse shows pluck as Black Pussy chases him. He dodges by leaping into a hollow in a fallen branch once used by Drummer the Woodpecker. This brief tale follows his quick thinking and luck to evade capture.
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For Those Who Aren't Tired By Florence Davies
Florence Davies argues that many claim fatigue or boredom as a pose while true sophistication comes from an active, well furnished mind. She contends truly cultured people show enthusiasm for genuine beauty, and that chronic tiredness or boredom is a shallow stance.
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New York
Danny Meadow Mouse Outwits Black Pussy in a Clever Escape
A tale describes Danny Meadow Mouse narrowly escaping the hunt by Black Pussy. He slips through a hollow limb, hides inside, and listens for his pursuer while the cat searches a reduced target area. Danny remains calm and waits for the right moment to end the danger.
Nanny Has an Adventure of Her Own
In the wake of a tense moment a narrator reflects on a narrow escape and the steady watch of Blick Posey, while crediting Nanny with patience and guidance. The tale shifts to Nanny's own forthcoming adventure, hinting at further domestic exploits and family dynamics in Burgess style.
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Nanny
T. W. Burgess
Horoscope for December 30, 1925 and outlook ahead
On this day routine work is advised and past business should be organized rather than starting new projects. Weather and markets disappoint agriculturists yet gains are forecast as the year progresses. The omen warns against ambitious employment moves and favors recreation. Military changes, ocean voyage caution, and a coming American rise in world duties are noted. Children born under Capricorn may have unusual experiences.
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McClureewspaper Syndicate
Poets Praise A Beauty Amid Cruelty and Virtue
A brief excerpt of Edmund Spencer praising a beauty whose charm defies earthly elements. The speaker asks what substance shapes such beauty and concludes it arises from heavenly, moral purity rather than earth or fire. The verse links mercy with virtue and immortality.
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Edmund Spencer
Prohibition Foe Blasts Law and Order Failures in Speech
Thomas W. Phillips Jr. argues that bootleggers and burglars exploit a faltering prohibition regime. He cites lawlessness, bribery, and political opportunism as consequences, and warns the eighteenth amendment elevates unsuitable leaders while distracting from other laws.
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Thomas W. Phillips Jr
Dear Mrs Thompson Letters on love and trust after loss
A widower writes of serving as both father and mother to his child and meeting a widow with two girls. He falls in love, becomes engaged, but she flirts with a former sweetheart who has money. He ends the engagement after she repeats the act, questions her sincerity, and contemplates separation. The adviser counsels that he can find love again.
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Silk and Wool Fabrics for Summer Coats by Mme Lisbeth
The article advises on southern wear focusing on coats. It highlights silk and wool fabrics, ensemble coordination with frocks, and coat silhouettes from straight to subtly flared. It notes kasha fabrics, two toned borders, and the rising popularity of capes and fur trims, with taffeta evening options.
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Mileady
Patsy Ruth Miller
Little Stories From A Quiet Evening In A Daring Mix
A wandering traveler escapes a suspicious follower by entering a cemetery then confronts the pursuer who explains he only seeks the neighbor's address. An English liner ship doctor learns a dead man in stateroom 45 was miscounted, and an Irish steward buries a near corpse. A stenography applicant proves spelling skill in a quick test and lands the job.
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