Constancy Virtue Quotation Attribution to Mazzini
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
4
Figures on Youth Crime Debunk Calamity Howlers
A Cincinnati newspaper notes a study by the Ohio Institute showing trends in death and life imprisonment sentences. From 1896 to 1900, under 25s were a minority, and since 1921 only 21 percent were under 25. The data suggest youth crime has not increased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Institute
Ohio
The Invisible Slaves and the American Worker
An Atlantic Monthly article by Thomas T. Read argues that material wealth depends on work aided by machinery. It compares output per person across nations, noting the United States’ high efficiency, China and India’s lower output, and claims machinery multiplies workers while reducing the per capita time and effort of production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
China
Atlantic Monthly
Thomas T. Read
Russia
France
Germany
Great Britain
Canada
America
After Mother's Day Reflections on Duty and Neglect
A short op ed urges readers to assess their loyalty to mothers after Mother's Day. The author questions whether gifts and acts of care during the holiday compensate for a year of neglect and calls for ongoing thought and better behavior toward mothers.
Police Judge Thompson Urges Safer Driving In Elgin Court
Elgin Illinois Judge Thompson addressed a courtroom crowded with traffic violators. He linked rising traffic to more cases and stressed the aim is safety, not fines, urging drivers to obey laws and reduce accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olice Judge Thompson
Elgin
Ill
Thompson
Calamity in flood zones prompts call for action
Earthquakes and high winds shook homes and worsened floods. The article urges government aid to victims and safe storage outlets to prevent future disasters, citing ongoing river flood dangers and disease threats. It also notes Eugene Chen, Chinese premier, challenging Europeans over Yangtze policy and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Chen
China
Yangtze River
Trade tensions loom over Europe China profits and rice contracts
The notice warns that Europe may curb profits in China while rice import controls and European contracts could also affect outcomes. The overall impact on China appears mixed with potential negative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
China
Diets, Drink, and War Tactics in Historical Teams
The passage argues that diet changes affect military prowess, citing Japan shifting from rice to meat during war with Russia as better soldiers. It claims meat eaters are stronger thinkers and conquerors, naming Greeks, Romans, French, Germans, and Brits. It concludes with a water experiment using bootleg whisky to alter results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Russia
Harvard declines $60,000 legacy for eugenics course
Doctor Mears left the fund to Harvard for a course in eugenics aimed at improving the human race. The donor was particularly interested in treatment of defective and criminal classes by surgical means, a plan the university chose not to pursue.
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Harvard
Mears
Harvard Alumni Endorse Trustees Action Debate
The speaker compares present eugenics to guesswork and notes that ninety percent of Harvard alumni would approve the trustees’ action. He recalls how past proposals for power from boiling water or harnessing lightning would have been dismissed as ridiculous. He also cites Harvard’s resistance to a million-dollar study of flight fifty years ago.
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Harvard
John Harvard
Early 20th Century Eugenics Vision Emerges
A speech envisions eugenics as the leading science in the future. It predicts trephining and radium sterilization could reduce crime by altering the gene pool. The writer suggests these methods might end the need for the electric chair with consent from those deemed inferior.
Enduring Class Division Echoed in Society
The passage criticizes the persistent belief that society must split people into classes with ditch diggers bearing the burden while others enjoy the fruits of their labor, riding atop lower workers and taking excess earnings.
Civilizaton Requires Slaves Then Machines Take Over
The passage notes Aristotle arguing civilization needed slaves to free thinkers for leisure. It then contrasts with the rise of steam, electricity, and machinery making body slaves unnecessary.
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Aristotle
Senators Complain Of Low Spirits After Senate Day
Congressional Record notes senators feel tired and in low spirits after a day in the chamber. Critics joke the cause is hot air from proceedings, implying the atmosphere is stifling and draining for lawmakers.
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Senate
Congressional Record
Chaplin Contemplates Real Meaning of That Famous Phrase
A reflection on the Broadway or film era figure Chaplin considering the enduring power of a religious or moral phrase. The line hints at deeper beliefs about wealth and devotion, suggesting a shift from performative to sincere sentiment.
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Chaplin
Select Food Of The Right Quality
Health guidance from Dr. Frank McCoy urges careful choice of foods as the body’s building materials. He compares diet to selecting building materials for strength and beauty, noting the body’s system helps pick elements from vast foods but warns against overloading digestive organs.
Broadway Snapshots and Stagelife Echoes of a Tough Season
In New York May 11 notes on Broadway reveal backstage garb like tattered straw hats and hopeful actors chasing openings as films dominate the streets. A veteran producer laments a brutal winter and scarce legitimate shows while touring acts and a crowded back office reflect the grind of the agency racket.
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New York
Broadway
40Th Street
Red Men convention eyed in Marietta
Local Red Men were to take prominent part in a convention of the order to be held at Marietta. Coach Galey Roush of Athens high school bid farewell before leaving for Fort Harrison. Six Athens high school boys planned to compete in a boys declamation contest. Governor Cox was urged to aid miners in the Hocking valley district. The Athens Candy Kitchen till was robbed of 27 dollars by an unknown thief. Dr. Edwin W. Chubb spoke at the Gloucester commencement. A school levy of 11 mills was set by the city board of education. Ten years ago Russia was reported breaking into republics amid rising disorder.
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Order
Marietta
Athens
City Board of Education
Galey Roush
Athens i High School
Fort Harrison
Red Cross Plans Disaster Relief Framework in 1927
The Red Cross outlines rapid disaster response from local chapters to national headquarters, stressing family-centered relief, centralized headquarters in Chicago Boston San Francisco Atlanta St Louis and Washington, and a needs based rehabilitation program with cash grants only rarely.
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Pamily
Ned Cross
Chicago
New England
Boston
Pacific
San Francisco
Southern
Atlanta
Southwestern
St. Loui
Washington
Connecticut
New York
Virginia
Red Cross
Medical advice on dreams ringworm and liver illness
A reader asks about excessive dreaming and sleep tips. Nightmares may follow stomach irritation from the wrong foods. psychological factors require physician study. Ringworm is caused by a microorganism and spreads with acidosis. iodine or silver nitrate can help, with dietary changes. A mother with suspected liver illness should seek immediate professional medical care as night sweats signal potential serious disease. proper diagnosis is essential.
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Ruth R
Inquirer
M. G
Car Reunites With Owner After Four Months
A car owned by J C Whitton traveled 0 miles in Port Jervis New York before being moved to Pennsylvania and later returned to its owner after four months.
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Port Jervis
N. Y
Pennsylvania
J. C. Whitton
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