Rise in death by own action to be studied in campaign
New York reports the Committee for the Study of personal crisis reports Inc plans a national publicity drive. Dr Gregory Zilbourg will direct research with Dr Gerald R Jamieson and others examining emotional distress as the primary factor in personal crises and self destruction. The institute includes Dr Dudley Shoenfeld and Dr Franklin Ebaugh researching psychiatric education and prevention.
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New York
Committee For the Study of Suicides, Inc
Gregory Zilbourg
Suicide Institute
Dudley D Shoenfeld
Lindbergh
Lone
Franklin G Ebaugh
Denver
Division of Psychiatric Education
The
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
Auto Industry Leads Steel Use in 1935 Output
Chicago reports the automotive sector consumed 24.04 percent of finished steel in 1935, marking a fourth straight year as top user. Building, container, rail, agriculture, machinery, oil, gas, water, and export sectors followed with varying shares.
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Chicago
Steel
Automobile
al Ned
Learn Jiu Jitsu Advice of Veteran Policewoman
Mary E. Hamilton New York's first policewoman urges all women to learn jiu jitsu. She explains that small pressure points and balance defeats attackers and that the method strengthens without bulk. She warns women face dangers alone at home and should not rely on whistles or screams.
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New York
Mary E. Hamilton
Miss Hamilton
Danna O'Mahony
Lewis
Historic Lebanese cedar toppled in France after storm
Paris reports a rare cedar of Lebanon in Montigny-Lengpup has fallen. The tree, a seed from Lebanon brought by a French botanist in 1734, measured 35 feet in girth and 105 feet tall.
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Paris
Lebanon
France
Montlgy-Lengpup
Six Twins In Class At Hiawatha Farm School
Helen Burns a teacher at a farm school near Hiawatha Kansas struggles to keep accurate pupil records as she handles three sets of twins among her students.
French Cows Journey South for Winter
A special vacation train for cows arrives in CHAMBERY to carry 124 de luxe cows to the sunny climate of southern Provence for the winter. The bovine travelers enjoy celebrity treatment with a 10 percent reduction in railroad fare.
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Chambery
France
Provence
Nose as a Laboratory Tool Elevates Scent Science
New York report highlights nose as a key lab instrument. Dr. E C Crocker argues smelling detects minuscule vapor amounts and underpins chemical research. He urges nasal education and better odor classification to advance scientific and industrial work.
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New York
E. C. Crocker
American Chemical Society
Doctor Crocker
Doctor Crocks
Siass
Crocker
World Puzzles Across Borders and Eras
A quirky snapshot shows diverse items: Chinese in Singapore linked to wealth, 1936 marked as the year of the rat in Japan, English office workers described as the tallest employee class, Spanish tailors drafting a black list of slow-payers, and marble beds uncovered in Trangjordan desert.
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England
Tailors
Spain
Ready for Kisses Seaside Tea Time Moment
Mr and Mrs Jones tease their three year old as Mim Jones urges a wash for a clean face for the ladies. The boy protests yet glances at his father washing and shouts Daddy I know why you’re washing, in a light seaside moment from the Whitley Seaside Chronicle.
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Whitley
Seaside Chronicle
Bride’s Cadisciplinary Efforts Highlighted In Speech
The dialogue notes the bride’s unusual cadisciplinary talents, stating she can craft ice cream that melts in the mouth. The exchange contrasts wit and witless praise, suggesting a lighthearted community reception.
Mystery of the unmarked flagstone tour tale
A cathedral visit unfolds with a guide pointing to a hidden relic: Richard II behind the altar and Henry VIII in the churchyard at les Mary Queen of Scots. A tourist doubts who is truly buried there, jokingly affirming suspicions without certainty.
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Richard the Second
Henry the Eighth
Jumping mishap at henhouse shocks visiting kin
Jean fell from the henhouse during a country visit as neftshbers looked on in the yard. He claimed he had done it many times though admitting the fall was different this time. In Indianapolis News. A portrait painter offered money to paint an old villager but the man refused, joking about removing paint later.
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Jean
Indianapolis News
Man’s boast about map to country friend’s home sparks grin
A Cracinnail Enquirer item notes a couple joking about directions to a friend’s country home. The husband quips he knows the way as well as his hand knows his pocket, hinting at his confidence in finding the path.
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John
Clacinnail Enquirer
Reception committee welcomes political boss in city
The reception committee greeted the political boss with a cordial welcome. In return, the boss acted as requested, assisting himself as he entered the city, prompting questions about local influence and hospitality.
Christmas in Crimson Gulch Mystery on the Rails
A cheeky exchange on a train platform features a mother, a birthday gift, and a joke about directions. A traveling salesman asks if Santa visited Crimson Gulch, with Mesa Bil noting gangsters were disarmed and their guns given as Christmas gifts.
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Santa Claus
Crimson Gulch
Mesa Bil
Perfectly Natural Visitor to Toy Maker
A visitor asks about toy realism and human likeness. The toy maker recalls a past failure when he created a toy tramp that would not work, reflecting on challenges in making authentic figures.
Double Sympathy Humor Cartoon Exchange
A brief comic strip joke features a boy named Tommy explaining his absence from school after his mother breaks her arm. The humor hinges on the child’s literal answer that her arm is broken in two places, prompting a wry family moment.
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Tommy
Fooling for a D An Honest School Day Exchange
A child named Johnny jokes with his father about a test of memory and honesty. He claims he fooled classmates by recalling Lincoln's Gettysburg Address as if he never lived in a certain place, prompting a family moment reflecting on truth and humor.
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Johnny
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