Pictures Man as Fighting Animal by Baskin
Frederick J Baskin argues humans are biologically wired to fight when stirred by bands, bugles, and speeches. Crile’s mechanistic view links emotions to blood chemistry and insists education shapes responses. nations, unlike individuals, cultivate war instincts. He calls for honest war portrayals and broader education to curb international conflict and reduce future casualties.
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Frederick J. Baskin
Washington, D.C
George W. Crile
France
Universal Brotherhood
Crile
Tanlac advertisement testimonial from Bridgeport, Corn
John Robinson of Bridgeport Corn says Tanlac cured his indigestion, sour stomach, and kidney troubles after two years of weight loss and pain. He reports restored appetite, steady energy, and no more stomach upset, urging others to try Tanlac. Available at Hindle's Drug Stores in Bridreyort Southport Luin B Switzer and Orrin Hente in Wairfield.
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John Robinson
Bridgeport
Taniac
Dridreyort
Hindle
Southport
Luin B. Switzer
Wairfield
Orrin Hente
Report on tariff rates to be discussed today
The transportation committee of the Chamber of Commerce will meet this afternoon at the State Street quarters. A report from the Interstate Commerce Commission on flat rates is on the calendar, along with a note on bituminous coal. A freight line from New Lemdon to western ports will likely be discussed.
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Transportation Committee
Tthe Chamber of Commerce
State Street
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Lemdon
Irreconcilables Delay Judgment in Senate Treaty Debate
Washington December 13. A veteran observer notes that irreconcilables in the Senate are unlikely to mount strong opposition to the four Porter treaty adopted at the arms conference. They prefer to defer judgment and avoid recording a stance until after remaining treaties are released. Three additional treaties may follow, covering naval ratios, land bases in the Pacific, and related subjects.
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Mark Sutliva
Washington
Senate
United States
Puelftle Islands
Japan
Great Britain
China
Dairymen's League Votes to End Sales Agency
Stockholders at Thersey City meeting vote to terminate the leagues sales agency on April 1. Directors to notify members of the change amid opposition from nonmembers of the Dairymen's League Co operative Association. Delegates claim to represent over 190,000 dairymen and distributors across five states.
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Thersey City
Dairymen’s League, Inc
Dairymen's League Co-operative Association
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Vermont
Massachusetts
Interstate inquiry into transportation rates begins
Washington December 14 The Interstate Commerce Commission will open its inquiry into existing schedules of transportation rates not fully effective on all common carriers to decide if they are too high to be reasonable and justified Railroads will be heard first with seven sessions set for executives and lawyers to argue in favor of current rates followed by state municipal and industrial groups shippers and others The proceedings are expected to be protracted with a long period before any partial decisions are reached.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Commsstion
Shippers ii General
All Athers
Hartford hotelmen given light terms in gin sale case
John C. and Timothy J. Log, longtime Long's hotel proprietors in Hartford, pleaded guilty to selling gin and keeping liquor with intent. Judge Matthie imposed 30 days on each count, totaling 60 days, expressing little sympathy for the defendants and noting the case as a matter of public concern.
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Hartford
Vec
Associated Press
John C
Timothy J. Log
Matthie
Hospital Alumnae Association Meeting in Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Hospital Training School alumnae met in the Nurses' home. The group reported securing free bed nurses for nearly three years, with a gifted room for a nurse and her private space. Officers were elected: President Miss Margaret Rourke, Vice President Miss Louise Kawden, Treasurer Mrs. Helen Carter.
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Bridgeport T Hospital Training School
Association For Nurses
John Hresnahan
Bridgeport Hospital
Margaret Rourke
Louise Kawden
Controversy Over Immigration Quotas To Be Litigated
New York dispatch reports the constitutionality of annual immigration quotas to be tested in court. Freitinger, a native of Hungary, who was recently admitted after a delay, seeks a writ of habeas corpus. A deportation group was moved from a second cabin area as a case unfolds. the immigrant arrived November 27 and is held on Wilson Island pending review.
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New York
Cossitti
Freitinger
Hungary
Steginssis Amuiimia
Wilig Island
King and Convict Meet in Open Sea
A Danish legation officer recounts the King of Denmark’s Greenland visit where an Eskimo in a native canoe boarded the royal yacht. The king gave gifts, then learned the man was a recently escaped convict who stole a canoe and braved the sea. The Greenland commissioner expressed shock at the escape.
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London
Denmark
Greenland
M., Aagaard
Legation
Danish Seai
Landen
Skimo
Milk double sample check ordered for city distributors
The wealth department announced a double sample check on all milk in the city. One sample will be taken at the dairy and another at the dealer’s distributing station. Bacteriological tests will be conducted to ensure safety.
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the Wealth Department
Prison for sedition in Bristol case
In Bristol England Avery and a Cambridge University fellow were sentenced to six months imprisonment for making seditious speeches to unemployed listeners. The judge called the actions a direct challenge to public order and warned others against similar provocations.
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Bristol
Eng
Dev. Avery
Fellow O
Cambridge University
Thieves Return Jewelry After Burglary in London
London December 13 thieves who broke into Lieut. Col. J. H. Levey's home stole family jewelry including the colonel's magnificent pieces, then returned the decorations the next day. The robbers kept the jewels but later reversed their act.
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London
J. H. Levey
Medera
A New Way To Serve Cranberries
A vintage ad touts a CERTO Process for making jellied cranberries quickly and cheaply. It promises better color and flavor, no boiling away of essence, and double waxing for indefinite sealing. Includes a recipe using ripe berries water sugar and CERTO with instructions for preserving future batches.
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Mother Nature
Pectin Sales Company, Inc
East Avenue
Rochester
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