Medical View Links Mental Disorders to Crime Reduction
New York expert Dr Max G Schlapp argues that treating mental irregularities in children could cut U S crime by about ninety percent. He links blood chemical disturbances to criminal behavior and supports hormone and gland-based therapies while cautioning that diagnosis and treatment must be tailored to individual cases.
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Had It On Good Authority Plebeians and Gallaghers Debate Class
The secretary of Samuel Gompers at a Ritz tea cites plebeian status with a tale of Tommy Jones mocked by his mother for playing with common boys. Tommy recalls the Gallagher brothers as noncommon, prompting a digression on social class and identity.
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Tommy Jones
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Tony
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Burglar Downstairs and a Fifty-Six Cents Result
In a late hour home alarm an attempted burglary ends when John confronts the intruder. The unknown man is subdued after a skirmish and the wife learns the intruder carried only sixty cents. Meanwhile Japan dispatches the Tenno Maru on a Pacific coast sea life voyage with scientists aboard to study marine conditions. The ship sails via Tsurgarn straits to the Sea of Japan and Nagasaki, then Okinawan islands, with Kishu and dyn am not returning to Tokyo until February.
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Tenno Maru
Tsurgarn Straits
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Nagasaki
Okinawan
Kishu
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Pageants as a Form of Lets Pretend In Society
A critique of pageants and costumes as social play notes that dressing as fictional figures helps adults shed shyness. It cites a shy young man who says acting as Sir Walter Raleigh cured his nerves, implying garb shapes behavior and erases self consciousness.
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Teacher Parked Em On First Day of School
A Columbus six year-old recalls her first school day with humor saying the class sat around then the teacher parked them in a row and made them march out, illustrating a playful misread of instruction.
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Readin
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Indianapolis News
Twins' bedtime tales turn rude in a grim exchange
A brief exchange reports six year old twins John and Jane staying with a caretaker during their mother’s visit. The children say the maid Mary punished them with two hard smacks each at bedtime, and Mary threatened to continue until they stopped crying. The remark suggests harsh discipline during the stay.
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Jane
Mary
Pallbearer Offer Sparks Perplexing Bargain
A shabby visitor asks for a favor from Mr. Grampson and is refused. The man offers to act as pallbearer with his own white gloves, implying a morbid or darkly comic motive in a brief, wordplay laden Birmingham Age-Herald exchange.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Unlucky Days Spark Market Talk in Boston Transcript
In a brief chat, Brown asks Wilkins to join a market run, but Wilkins flags Tuesday as his unlucky day. Jones criticizes superstition, noting Friday as the unlucky day. The Boston Transcript records the exchange and the superstitious tone.
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Anniversary Quandary in a Philosophical Home
The Professor muses that tomorrow marks the couple’s wedding anniversary and wonders what to do. The wife contemplates making the best of the day, reflecting a calm domestic moment from a London Blighty excerpt.
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