War on crime demands early detection and individual treatment
The piece argues crime is a plague to be fought like disease by early psychological and sociological prevention in homes schools and kindergartens. Punishment alone cannot curb crime and rehabilitation must match each criminal as a unique personality.
Religion turns in world wide shift of faiths
The author argues religion is undergoing a global revolution not persecution alone citing two million in an independent Philippine church similar to Unitarianism and reforms in Czechoslovakia Japan and south India while Islam faces a reform movement leaping from authoritarianism to humanism and democracy replaces monarchy in faith.
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Modern civilization and the lure of soft emotions
The writer argues civilization is not built on selfishness but on emotional responsiveness. He laments popular magazines and moving pictures appealing to sentiment, warns juries decide by emotion, and says public judgment bends to sob stories even for unworthy causes.
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Chicago
Church's Reply to Soviets Editorial Letter
Congregationalist pastor in Detroit argues that Christianity endures tests of life while many other beliefs claim reverence. He asserts Russia opposes Christianity and urges private Christian living and firm church loyalty to defend sacred beliefs.
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Plan for Alumni Education at Lafayette College
President W M Lewis argues that within a decade major colleges will provide alumni residence halls for ongoing education. A degree no longer guarantees current knowledge as graduates drift from new ideas. colleges must offer on campus facilities for continuous study, a model Lafayette College has already implemented with an alumni residence used by graduates and postgraduates.
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Lafayette College
Indigestion Relief with Phillips Milk of Magnesia
Many people misdiagnose acid indigestion as a condition requiring long remedies. A quick dose of Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid, relieves sourness and gas after meals, and prevents post meal distress, offering a pleasant, effective remedy.
Life and love notes from a dinner table scene
A fragment recalls a dinner with the Smythes. The husband quotes a teetering remark about spinach and carrots while Mrs Singthe plays host and bowls her husband over for refusing healthy foods. A girl with brothers is noted as less exacting in her husband ideal.
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Oh Promise Me and Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An old style advertisement extols a female appeal and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic. It claims the product enriches blood, soothes nerves and restores vitality, offered in liquid or tablets with a trial package for 10 cents and free advice from the Dr Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo, New York.
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