Public Smooching Discussed by British Elite and Earl
London reports on a surge in public displays of affection described as snogging and necking. The Earl of Arran criticizes Western and Latin traditions while noting scenes of couples in parks and at social gatherings. He cites a late 19th century shift and reflects on British restraint.
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Father Nabbed As Moonshiner In West Virginia Crisis
TUARLESTON Wy Va AP. Lovejoy, 45, a father of 16, was named near the top of the list for art under an emergency public works program. Officials reexamined Lovejoy after discovering his alleged moonshine operation. Federal authorities charged him with possession of copper still and material for producing liquor. Police allege he had launched his own recovery program.
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Worry Clinic and Dr Vaughan as salesmen of teaching
A curious editorial urges readers to view professors like Dr Vaughan as top salesmen of education. It argues teachers adapt to student needs, stressing engagement over rote lectures and promoting a consumer-survey approach to teaching effectiveness. It critiques traditional faculty resistance to student evaluation and invites readers to request a “Ruling Scale for Good Teachers” from Dr Crane.
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San Mateo couples seek relief from mounting debts
A San Mateo couple highlights debt relief options through a loan service promising low per thousand rates and flexible terms. The ad mentions monthly plans, premium payments, and possible charges while urging rapid action and listing a contact in San Leandro for assistance.
Boston considers tougher traffic laws and longer fines
Boston traffic officials plan a comprehensive study on illegal parking and pedestrian control with university input. They push for stiffer fines up to 15 dollars and higher penalties, aiming to assign more officers, expand off street parking, and launch a public education drive to curb violators. The effort involves the Massachusetts Safety Council and city colleges.
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Sightseeing Tap Pastime and Parking Troubles in City
Cincinnati report notes restricted area parking swells in downtown traffic controls while plan outlines vincent efforts to curb violations. Officials say up to 3,000 cars daily park in restricted zones and meters fail in business districts as authorities seek stronger enforcement and funding.
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