Review of Hayward Wisgums Studies in the Psychology of Sex
A critical notice lauds the unabridged final edition from Random House of Hayward Wisgum’s Studies in the Psychology of Sex. The four volume set, with foreword by Morris L. Ernst and Havelock Ellis preface, marks a milestone in understanding human sexuality and its social implications. The review highlights its historical court clashes, wide publication, and the impact on readers, while noting the work’s enduring relevance to science, society, and public health.
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Haystack
Random House
Lfe
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England
Wever
British Isles
United States
Morris L. Ernst
Havelock Ellis
Haiwmet Brace
Paul de Kruif
de Kruif
Dé Krie
Pennsylvania
Walcrojt
Waslington
California
Middle West
New York
Guvernnau
Canada
Persia
The General and Peter the Great in a wartime portrait
A review contrasts The General by C. S. Forester with a vivid biography Peter the Great by Maurice Bethel Jones. It praises Forester’s war details as authoritative fiction yet notes the character’s overripe traits and the boosterish tone. It also highlights Peter the Great’s lively portrayal of Russia’s era, its shipbuilding and St Petersburg’s founding, while acknowledging the controversial depictions of conquest and passion.
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Marnn Font
Little Brown
C. i S. Forester
Ihuto
Dorester
Anight
Britain
Woody
West
Ristary
Peter
Russia
Maurice Bethel Jones
Peter Caleb
Stokes
Thall
Petor
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Europe
Book and film reviews blend world history and crime fiction
A mixed critique notes Igor Lehneroff’s Russian Somersault as a vivid memoir of early 1900s Russia and Soviet life, while Joshua Yolen’s American labor history and Dorothy L. Sayers’ detective fiction receive measured appraisal. The piece surveys a spectrum of titles with concise judgments and literary insights.
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Igor Lehneroff
Harpers
Schwenof
Russia
Minchili
Golden Rule Club to lead community efforts next year
Moris Chapin and Herbert Gullek will head the Golden Rule Club for twelve months with forty plus active members and sixty associates. The group aims to be a driving force for community benefit through active projects and broad member support. Industry on the mend in 1935 shows total income up 22.9 percent for 466 domestic corporations led by United States Steel General Motors and AT&T.
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Iisirness
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Menberg
Moris Chapin
Herbert
Gullek
United Staley Steel
General Motars
American Telephone
Steel and Motors
Helpul Revenue Men Aid With Tax Return Help
Internal Revenue Bureau representatives offer free help to citizens preparing income tax returns. Record warns against private lawyers or agents who promise return services for fees, noting government collectors perform this work as part of their duties and fraudsters mislead the public.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Intel
Witizena
Trade Treaty Tensions Push Canada U S Trade Debates
The article discusses cross border trade under a Canada United States treaty, noting rising U S expenses and mixed gains in Canadian sectors such as electrical apparatus machinery and fuel. It argues trade should benefit both sides and warns against one way movement harming global trade relations.
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Canada
United States
Unites Shires
Wild life value and hunting profits explored
A national resources report based on Biological Survey estimates fur production and values. It notes a $200 per unit value for furs and discusses hunting profits and observational interest for wildlife lovers, with emphasis on national resource economics and observer fees.
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Alice Sentir Alinty
Full color on screen advances motion picture realism
Hollywood Mar 6 reports Jonas Lie, president of the National Academy of Design, argues that full color on film marks a key step toward realism, mirroring life and nature. Lie cites his works in major museums and in royal collections as proof color completes the medium, while noting fatigue and technical challenges as ongoing issues.
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National Academy of Design
Lie
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Axel Aligner
Mr. Lie Salt
Lis
Vera Boreo Spring Collection Reveals Tailored Sportswear
Paris styles Vera Boreo debuts a spring line featuring two main looks. Two piece suits with broad shoulders in wool and linen and a navy blue front fastening dress with hand painted Vera Boreo buttons. White pique dresses, crocheted trim, Breton sailor accents, and a white satin dinner gown complete the lineup. A fashion tip notes coarse peasant stitching for tweed spring suits.
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ARIS
Vera Boreo
March 7 Horoscope Predictions From Star Signals
The column notes birthdays August 22 to September 22 and outlines daily mood trends for today with morning, afternoon, and evening notes. It cautions need for caution in October 1946 and advises understanding others’ views, while warning of low vitality in April 1936 and urging avoidance of repression and danger.
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Ely
Marcel
Sharp
Soldier in Russia and the Red Army Man tale
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a soldier in Russia and a Red Army man. The text is unclear, with distorted phrases about wind, toes, practice, and survival. No discernible names, dates, or locations are extractable for a concrete summary.
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Red Army
Twenty Years Ago in Corry Daily Journal Files 1916
March 6 1916 notes report Pennsylvania Railroad improvements on Buffalo and Pittsburgh division near Corry including a mile extension of a siding at Childs crossing. City commission plans election of a water by engine and engineer appointments. Dollar Day promotions by 66 Corry firms nearing success. St Thomas church boiler damaged by tampering with repairs estimated 300 to 400 dollars. Elder McEvoy awarded contract to remodel David Coole home into a double house. Birth announced for the police chief’s child. Local residents Cass Franz and Frank Sehollen travel for business in Warren and Columbus respectively.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Child's Crossing
Corry
Higher potato price predicted for 1936 crop
Harrisburg March 6 The potato price outlook for the 1936 Pennsylvania crop remains slightly higher according to a state analysis. Secretary of Agriculture J. Tam mou French and market analysts say a smaller 1935 crop and general reductions in other regions will lift prices this year due to stronger demand and limited supply.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
J. Tammou French
Agricultre
Medora
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