Dallas Lady's Child Gained Weight Fast
Fragmented text discusses medical claims, weight gain in a child, and references to various names and terms. The readable portions present disjointed phrases about health, remedies, and prior opinions without coherent event or identity to anchor a clear news item.
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Law and education lag as society changes
An analysis argues that legal education and practice fail to keep pace with economic and social shifts. It cites intellectual inbreeding, reliance on outdated authorities, and neglect of broader knowledge from history philosophy psychology to inform social policy.
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Perils of the Machine Age Refocus on Active Living
The piece warns that the machine age breeds leisure that dulls the mind and moral fiber. It cites tubor saving slogans and rising spectacle as dangers, urging sharper moral control and renewed creative engagement for individuals.
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Parent's Duty to the Child in Growing Up Guidance
The text argues parents must ensure children are mature before guiding them. It notes adultlike responsibility grows with age, and overbearing "know it all" attitudes hinder growth. Emphasizes mutual adjustment in relationships and warns pampered children struggle to adapt to others.
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Soviet denial of religious rights sparks global protest
A harsh critique states the Soviet government ruthlessly denies elementary religious freedoms, urging justice and an end to persecution. It condemns ongoing suppression of churches and religious groups and calls for international action to uphold human rights.
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College and social prestige shape youth path to college
The piece argues that pursuit of money and status drives some youths to college, warning that those who fail internalize blame while those who succeed should acknowledge others. It contends reunions should recognize both successful and less fortunate students, not just the winners.
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Delhi Legacy Through Delhi Forts and Lahore Scenes
A fragmented historical piece recalls Delhi as the seat of numerous empires from early sultans to the Moguls, with mentions of the Great Moguls and Mughal capital shifts. It contrasts Lahore as a bustling walled city with markets, mosques, gardens, and glimpses of daily life and travel routes toward Calcutta and the Hooghly river.
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Doctor's Word for This Laxative in 1875
An earnest young man develops a laxative following in 1875 tied to Dr Caldwell's original formula. The text describes universal constipation symptoms and the belief that this remedy, advertised by many druggists, is the most popular over the counter solution.
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