Can We Rect Our Civilization Questioned at Philosophical Society
Dr Stewart Paton of Princeton warned at the American Philosophical Society that international and industrial peace hinges on understanding human nature. He urged analytic and synthetical methods to judge sanity as a body mind issue, noting that sanity requires energy channels, facing life problems, and rewarding effort. Bolshevism and class thinking are seen as defenses against personal issues. The future of democracy depends on adopting biological principles for sane thinking and action.
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Philadelphia
Stewart Paton
American Philosophical Society
Paton
Princeton University
Confessions of a Bride Robbery Escape and Detective Interlude
In a tense interior scene a robber is sighted at a French window and shot rings out. Morrison the detective arrives revealing the chauffeur’s tip and clipped wires behind the grounds. The missing baby coffin hints at high stakes as Chicago Hunts Radium notes add context.
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Spence
Bob
Katherine
Chrys
Reoom
Daddy
Morrison
Ess
Siamese King to Remain Single Amid Large Royal Family
Constantinople dispatch reports the Siamese dynasty safe from extinction as the king, with 70 brothers, may stay bachelor after cancelling engagement to Princess Vajiravudh due to her ill health. The king’s father had 90 wives and his grandfather 7000 to 8000 wives, underscoring royal polygamy in succession.
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Constantinople
Vajiravudh
Giant dirigible to be built in United States halted for summer
Philadelphia April 23 Plans for a return call on Britain's B-234 dirigible halted for the coming summer. Work on the largest and fastest US navy balloon continues at Philadelphia yard but is slowed by lack of appropriations.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
America
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Rates Fight in South Carolina TELCO Likely Hears
Greenville newspaper notes continued fight over a rate increase by the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. The South Carolina railroad commission, which granted the rise, is expected to reopen the case for another hearing.
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Greenville
8. C
South Carolina
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
South Carolina Railroad Commission
Telephone
Mount Wilson Unveils 100 Inch Reflector Telescope
A new 100 inch reflector at Mount Wilson Observatory widens the view of the night sky, bringing into sight more than 500 million stars and enhancing astronomical research and public interest.
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Mount Wilson Observatory
Airship Wing to be Built in Navy Plant with Two Assembly Sites
Parts are being manufactured at the navy’s focal aircraft factory for an airship about 800 feet long and 85 feet wide. It could be assembled either at Lakehurst New Jersey or Cape May. Lakehurst offers good worker housing but poorer hangars. Cape May has better hangars but poorer conditions. A final site decision may come soon.
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Navy
Focal Aircraft
Lakehurst
N. J
Cape May
Naval
Atlantic
Naval officials tout ship superior to R-34 airship
Naval officers declare the new craft will be superior in every way to the British R-34, the first lighter than air machine to cross the Atlantic. The distance may be reduced to 1800 miles and the craft's exact speed is not yet determined.
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Atlantic
Greensboro Wins Next Kiwanis Convention Site
Greensboro North Carolina was chosen to host the next Kiwanis district convention in October at the closing session held in Greensboro. Wilmington North Carolina received the trophy cup for having the highest attendance percentage at the convention.
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Greenville
Greensboro
N. C
Kiwanis Clubs
North
South Carolina
Wilmington
Milk price survey shows varied quart costs in northern cities
Greenville report on milk pricing across twenty northern cities finds ranges from 10 to 25 cents per quart. Seven cities price at 24 cents, seven below that, and others average about 21 to 22 cents per quart.
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Greenville
S.C
Summunity Chorus to Be Formed Here in High Point
Plans for a community chorus in High Point will be refined at a meeting of the song leaders class in Wesley Memorial church basement at 7:30 tonight. Henry Schueler of Community Service Incorporated will attend and aid in organizing the chorus, expected to comprise about 240 voices. The effort aims to showcase local talent before May 4 and invites all who enjoy singing to join.
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High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
Henry HH. Schuler
Mish Point
Community Service, Incorporated
Schueler
Schueller
Lou
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