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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
3
In a periodical analysis from Popular Science Monthly the author examines human intelligence in relation to formal training versus informal learning. The piece compares underworld and everyday cognition, suggesting practical knowledge may outpace rigid schooling.
Editorial argues against direct public votes on complex scientific issues. It contends that elections should not substitute expert judgment for policy decisions. The piece likens referenda on technical matters to flawed civic experimentation and warns voters plus lawmakers must rely on informed representatives.
Fragmented reflections lament modern life’s distractions and moral anxieties. The text contrasts culture, faith, and comfort with the example of Jesus healing the wounded, urging retention of faith amid turmoil and rapid change.
A fragmented discussion on the dangers of the electoral college, arguing that popular votes can diverge from electoral outcomes. It cites historic examples like 1800 and 1876, noting variations in vote counts and the unequal value of votes across states, urging reform to align with majority rule.
A fragmented editorial discusses reforming public orphanages to offer broader social contact and future vocational training. It critiques current facilities and argues the next generation should avoid past “low treatment” norms, noting concerns about intelligence and care standards.
The piece discusses money, wealth, and the impact of early global exchange. It highlights Columbus era finances, the Santa Maria voyage, and the shift from gold to paper notes. It notes European prosperity rising after New World discovery and cites figures for voyage costs and payments to crew.
A Barnard girl repeatedly damages dolls by breaking their right arms during play in a home drawer rummage incident. The family reports the doll injuries, describes the girl’s behavior, and notes concern from the mother and father about the child’s actions and emotional state. The New York Sun recounts the scene with focus on domestic disturbance and parental worry.
A questionnaire enclosed with every bottle of medicine has brought over 400000 replies. The overwhelming majority says yes. If this medicine has helped so many women, it will help you too. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
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