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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
6
Scientists led by Hoagland at Clark University link body temperature to time perception via a chemical clock in brain cells. They report fever speeds counting, while neutral states slow it, suggesting nervous system activity modulates perceived time with temperature.
Public health note outlines heart disease and its misattribution to nerves and tobacco use. Warns organic heart disease presents with breathlessness swelling and cough, urges identifying and removing infection sources such as teeth or tonsils, and stresses professional advice and careful management.
A brief note on Solomon's proverbs presented as worldly guidance rather than strictly religious teaching. It highlights popular phrases, sayings about prudence and folly, and mentions a particular author, while ending with a news snippet about pardons for rioters in Indo-China.
Local notes show visits by Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Wilcox and others, plus updates on Bob Zuehike’s recovery and health. P.T.A. play Zippy drew a large crowd, with plans for a March meeting and a club on hooked rugs.
The survey shows per pupil spending falling in many U.S. cities during the early 1930s with declines in teacher salaries and staff, reduced supplies, and larger class sizes. It notes San Antonio, El Paso, Akron, Kenosha, Selma, Helens, Sedalia, Bisbee, and New Bedford among those with notable cuts while overall costs dropped from $87.85 in 1923 to $13.09 in 1982. The trends reflect economic strain and adjustments in services to meet lowered revenues.
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