12 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
1
New York health official argues mental health belongs in public health. He urges prevention of nervous and emotional defects, early social work, and data analysis to reduce illness, truancy, and divorce rates, noting only a fraction of retarded children owe to heredity and disease.
A survey of 26 people finds parents focus on present behavior, while nonparents highlight lasting qualities. Top desirable traits include honesty sense of humor cheerfulness tolerance sincerity intelligence sympathy courage reliability loyalty. Undesirable traits list selfishness egotism deceitfulness dishonesty jealousy laziness cowardice instability stubbornness. Obedience or disobedience are not singled out.
Berlin psychoanalyst argues all children act as criminals if free to respond to instinct. Distinguishes chronically from accidentally criminal, noting chronic offenders require medical treatment. Childhood conflicts between love and hunger shape criminality. punishment fails as a deterrent for neurotic criminals and may prompt further offenses.
Charles Francis Potter argues in New Ages New Religions that each era requires its own religion aligned with its transportation system. He contends air travel erases provincialism, urges world peace in the airplane age, and contrasts humanism with traditional theism through emphasis on thinking, courage, and pioneering spirit.
A speaker urges fair treatment of criminals, citing upbringing and environment. Suggests prison earnings, early release for reform, parole as an accident of fate, and preserving judicial power while pushing humane, reform minded policies.
George W. Vaught of Nenilworth TL is jailed at the village manager's office to protest a police notice about a local ordinance against keeping chickens. He defends Chicken Patti as a pet and vocal neighbor, claiming the bird sings when his wife plays piano or violin and jokes it hits wrong notes less than grand opera stars.
About 25 000 Mohammedan pilgrims from the Netherlands East Indies made the Mecca pilgrimage in the last quarter of last year. Rubber district visitors were fewer due to uncertain prices, while timber from coffee and spice districts rose with favorable prices. The two districts together matched the normal pilgrimage. The oldest perfume recipe is in Exodus chapter thirty.
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