Unnumbered Victims of Dream of Easy Wealth
The piece warns against gambling and schemes for easy riches, citing stories from the St Paul Dispatch about the lure of wealth and the perils of risk. It notes embezzlement cases and the many who lose life savings without public notice, urging caution against reckless pursuit of fortune.
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Flabby Minds Warned by Princeton Leader
The Columbus Dispatch quotes Princeton President Hibben urging students to guard against a fabby mind as much as against flabby muscles. He stresses that a sound mind in a sound body remains essential in an increasingly complex civilization.
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Columbus Dispatch
Varying Trade-Mark Laws Across Global Systems
The article compares two main trademark systems: common-law style protection for first users in the US Britain France and a few others, and registration-based ownership dominant in Latin countries. It notes the US practice requires a mark to be applied to goods in interstate or foreign commerce to secure registration rights under constitutional grant.
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Divorce Customs Among Dyaks in Dutch Borneo
An anthropologist from the University of Chicago notes that in Dyak country alimony is unknown and divorce is readily available. Cruelty infidelity and desertion justify separation with a small penalty ending the former husband's responsibilities.
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Dutch Borneo
John H. Province
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All- American Lyric Anthropological and Radio Research Expedition
De Aar Denies Rat Plague Myths Amid Water Shortage
De Aar South Africa rejects reports of thousands of rats dying and spreading plague while confirming some rats exist. Officials say five percent of residents have not seen a rat and note dust storms tropical heat and bitter winter cold. Water mostly comes from underground with shortages. piping water from afar is considered.
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Founder of homeopathy Samuel Hahnemann biography
Samuel Christian Hahnemann the founder of the homeopathic system was born in Meissen Germany on April 10 1755 and died in Paris on July 2 1843. He studied medicine in Leipzig and Vienna and completed his studies at Erlangen before practicing in various places. He lived in Horrath until 1833 then moved to Paris.
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