Reading character by features, Cattell rebuts physiognomy
The article reports Dr. Cattell at the American Association for the Advancement of Science warning that physiognomy and graphology cannot reliably reveal character or psychological traits. He cites experiments showing no link between facial features and mental abilities, though extremes may yield some deductions, yet many will persist in believing in the mind’s open book in the face.
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Cattell
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Columbia Laboratory
Wet New Jersey governor pushes moderation and taps anti saloon league
In January 1926 New Jersey Governor Moore signals limited action against Prohibition while urging Congress to modify the Volstead act. He warns the legislature to pressure the Anti-Saloon League, as voters and Republicans turn away from the league after six years of influence. Washington enforces strict traffic rules arresting jaywalkers, with a new ordinance targeting well dressed violators and horse drawn carriages amid public protest.
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Moore
New Wet
New Jersey
Congress
Atlantic Ocean
Anti-Saloon League
League
Citt
Washington
Jay
Jay Squad
Trafic Court
Old Dobbin’s
Ford and the Cow Sparks Broad Backlash Across Reform Idea
A humor filled piece notes Henry Ford's critique of the cow as an efficiency target. It recounts protests by scientists and commentators who argue milk remains essential and dairy is vital to civilization. The essay further references political clamor in Washington and observations on social habits and governance.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Eekles
Eckles
Dr. Eckles
Hartney proposes plan to train air service pilots
Lt. Col. Harold B Hartney, former commander of the First Pursuit Group, outlines a new plan to develop the American air service. He estimates 28 million dollars are needed to train 3 4,600 pilots and offers to establish 160 training centers across the nation with weekly flight lessons and plane maintenance to generate revenue and reduce costs.
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Harold F. Hartney
American Air Service
Harold B. Hartney
United States
Geway
Hartney
Meath
Injury
United States Air Service
Danny and Nanny Meadow Mouse Reach Farmer Brown's Barn
Danny Meadow Mouse and Nanny Meadow Mouse escape Black Pussy by retreating into a coat pocket left by Farmer Brown's boy in the straw stack. They hide there until the coat is moved and Black Pussy chases them but they slip into a safe hole in the barnyard. The tale unfolds with vantage of forest creatures watching the barn.
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Palmer Brown
Danny
Nanny Meadow
Green Meadows
Parmer Brown
Spooky
Screech Owl
Brown
Goy
Mouse
Dani
Nanny
Dany Meadow Mouse
Banny
Nasiny
Nico
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Farmer Brown
Black Pussy
Nanzy Meadow Mouse
Little Stories and Frosts in a Cozy Tale
A fragment from a 1925 story collection presents a humorous scene with a reverend on vacation and a chatty youth trading banter about books and fishing. Nanny Meadow chimes in as Jack Frost nears, while a distant note hints at a writing party and a playful crime mascot Robber the Rat.
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Nanny
Jack Frost
Wy Bargese
Radio Schedules and Concert Lineup Across Time Zones
A dense, fragmentary listing of radio stations WCCO WEAF WO WOC KOA KGW and others detailing planned concerts, hour-by-hour programs, hosts and performers across Central Mountain Pacific and Pacific times. Notable entries include Dick Long’s tour, Gold Dust Twins, Drake ensembles, Blackstone string quintet, Jeanette Brewbaker soprano, and Bankers’ Life Little Symphonic Orchestra with multiple showings and tea concerts.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-st. Paul
Dick Long
Dinns Emmet Long
Gol
WEAF
Gram
Crane Company
Duro Pump and Manufacturing Company
WDAF
Kansas City
Star
Kuhn
Drake
Blackstone
WOC
Davenport
Towa
Philips
Jane
Dman
Educational Farm
B.J
Jeanette Brewbaker
Eraliiderlander
Work Out System to Guarantee Industry Peace in Coal
Inglis of the anthracite operators negotiates a peace plan to end the coal strike and avoid wage freezes. Operators propose arbitration to settle wage disputes and allow adjustments to meet economic needs. They vow to follow arbitration rulings even if inconvenient.
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Inglis
Harmon
Tme
Oura
Enmay
Madeau
Ayetom
Arbitration Board
Petting meaning and modern morals debated by teachers
Three teachers seek Mrs Thompson’s view on the term petting and its origin. They note Mary Woolley’s remark that girls may blush at it and question if petting means kissing or more. A reader asks if hugging and friendly kissing constitute petting and how it affects modern ills.
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Wooltey
On Emulating Eleanor by Florence Davies
A reflection on women’s fitness and social roles contrasts pampered elites with working women. It cites Eleanor Sears, Boston society figure, who ran 44 miles between midnight and noon, then attended a dinner party, illustrating discipline, vigor, and independence beyond domestic expectations.
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Eleanor
Florence Davies
Tuncheon
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Ffeur
Mands
We Are Good Durable Humans Without Growth From Luxury
A fragmented line reads We are good durable human beings. Bodies neither growing from luxury nor atrophied from misuse. Mentions forty four miles and forty four years as a notable record or measure.
Horoscope for 1926 Forecasts Wealth and Trade Shifts
The horoscope for January 5 1926 predicts wealth accumulation and improved commerce for February despite coming troubles in business and storms. It notes potential political shifts, European travel hints, and a rise in influence for market leaders. mentions Salvador minister appointment for Louisiana figure Peterson Caffery.
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Mexico
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Mr. Smille
Charles Dickens
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Trio
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Pacific Time
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Ore
Dio’ Trades Association
Iren
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Louise Landis
Baldwin Piano Company
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Oil Company
Gypsy
Marta
Jack Coakiey
Cabirians
Wipa
Mrs. Thompson
Michief
Tmar-ted
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Aaington
Petterson Caffery
Louisiana
Salvador
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