Golden Rule Approach Aimed At Reducing Mental Illness
Dr Guy H Williams superintendent of Cleveland state hospital outlines how applying the Golden Rule could ease mental disease burdens. He cites that 40 to 50 percent of admitted patients recover or improve and highlights reform efforts by the Cleveland Child Guidance clinic to detect schizo phrenics in youth. He discusses paresis from syphilis, melancholia, and manic depression, stressing prevention and bodily health as first steps to treatment.
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Cleveland
Guy H. Williams
Cleveland State Hospital For the Insane
Williams
Walliams
Cleveland Child Guidance Clinic
Giant 15 Ton Marine Lizard Fossil Found in Pembina Range
Paleontologists report the discovery of a 15 ton sea lizard specimen from the Pierre division of the Cretaceous in the Pembina mountains west of Cavalier North Dakota. The fossil, named Mossasaurus, was unearthed by Austin Schroter and his crew and dates back about 200 million years. The skeleton lies 75 feet underground in a tropical moist-era tidal lagoon, with fossil ferns indicating a sub Arctic climate shift since.
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Cavalier
Pembina Mountains
Here
Austin Schroter
Los Angeles
Schroter
United States
Pierre
Pierre Sea
Central
North America
Dakotas
Nebraska
Iowa
Oklahoma
Texas
Prairie
Cnada
French Mother Jails Son In Home Ten Years
In Chambery France a mother reportedly locked her 25 year old son in his room for a decade after her husband died He was rarely seen by neighbors and is kept confined and dressed in rags to prevent escape.
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Chambery
France
Fire underwriters join to aid peace across borders
The world’s fire insurance firms excluding the United States unite in a pact banning war risk coverage on land. Lloyds and British firms lead the move with broad backing from Europe, the Baltic, and the Americas, aiming to deter armed conflict by shifting losses to governments and insurers.
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London
United States
Dominion
Lloyd's
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Greece
Baltic
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Roumania
Canada
Far East
Hie
Baden Baden
Traffic signals blamed for crashes due to driver hand signaling
Washington report by the American Automobile Association cites motorists failing to use hand signals as a major cause of traffic mishaps. AAA president Thomas P. Henry notes drivers act as if others are mind readers. State signaling rules vary, with nine states and Washington DC lacking required hand signals.
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Washington
American Automobile Association
Thomas P. Henry
AAA
Henry
District of Columbia
Florida
Kansas
Maine
Mississippi
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Wyoming
Parole Board Replaces Single Commissioner in Michigan
In Michigan the state prison near Jackson adopts a new three member parole board to review cases automatically after minimum sentences. Warden Joel R. Moore says the change ends attorney driven parole applications and expands case review to about 100 per day. Field agents will assess home respectability work prospects and community support during the first three weeks after release.
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Jackson
Mich
Michigan
Joel R. Moore
San Quentin
Calif
Moore
Frank Murphy
Hilmer Gellein
State Corrections Commission
Field Men Vital
Federal Bureau of Prisons
George W Longstreths Mortgage Transfer Record
George W Longstreth and wife transfer property to DeVere W Patterson in Mansfield 1st Addition. Mortgage for 2346 dollars with 1936 taxes and half year rent obligations. Property includes Lot 5 Block 6 Valcon, Selins 5-6-37.
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George W. Longstreth
DeVere W Patterson
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MY Atom
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Roosevelt Hotel
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NEW Parole Board
Newman
Clarks Clothes
Clarks
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J. B. Niles
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