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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
A questionnaire of 100 college students shows wide gaps in identifying great figures, with many misnaming philosophers, scientists, and leaders. Responses reveal misconceptions about living status, nationalities, and eras, plus a belief that college mainly aims for a diploma rather than deep learning.
A keynote urging bankers to support agriculture argues the farm sector must be the nation’s priority. It warns that without a remedy the agricultural system will degrade and food prices rise for consumers, noting farmers gain organization benefits beyond their initial aim.
A columnist argues health advances will make centenarians common within twenty years. He notes past gains in life expectancy and suggests mastery of diseases like yellow fever typhoid and diphtheria may reduce deaths further, possibly provoking coroner inquiries for disease deaths.
A philosophical piece urges living in a living universe and doing one’s part to boost world productivity. It stresses maintaining touch with fellow humans, since all goods and labor serve others, and hopes a life of toil leaves a lasting, beneficial impact on future generations.
A commentary argues the United States lags in local health bookkeeping, noting unknown illness levels outside contagious diseases, the economic drain of preventable sickness, and the need to educate families at home to improve disease prevention.
The piece argues crime can be eradicated and liberty preserved through proper moral and mental attitude of the people. It notes public focus on criminal law over civil law and that sensational crime reports spur action, urging individuals to contribute to common welfare while honoring life, liberty, and happiness.
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