Sentimentalism Meets Real Life in Oklahoma Reform School Marriage
A reform school marriage experiment in Oklahoma ended in divorce as the sentiment of romance clashed with human frailty. Despite official witnesses, gifts, and a parole, the couple separated within a month after the bride returned to the institution. The piece argues sentimentalism blinds to hard realities and urges mutual effort and accountability.
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Oklahoma
State Industrial School For
Adam
Tee
Turkey
Box Office Football and the Amateurism Question
The piece questions whether Pitt players sought cash for post season play, arguing such payouts reflect pro motives in American universities. It contends gate receipts and large offers show amateur status is eroded and blames university authorities for letting the game distort its original spirit.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
General Paresis Described In Neurological Disease Series
Dr Fishbein explains paresis linked to syphilis spirochete infection. Noguchi traced the organism in deceased patients. Paresis rises late, more common in men, with visual and reflex changes, coordination loss, irritability, delusions, and speech difficulties. Treatments include institutional care and newer therapies such as tryparsamide and malaria-based fever therapy.
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Noguchi
Administration-on Land Sea and Air NEXT
The item outlines a forthcoming series titled Administration on Land at Sea and in the Air, followed by a discussion of multiple sclerosis and related medical and public policy issues. It contextualizes governance in transportation and defense sectors with health policy implications.
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Hope
Star of Hope
Star Publishing Co., Inc. &. & Palmer
Alex. H. Washburn
Star Building
South
Walnut Street
Arkansas
Palmer
Alex. BH. Washburn
Associated Pressner
Newspaper Enterprise Ass
Hempstead
Nevada
Miller
LaFayette
Associated Press
Star
Madame Curie biography shows noble sacrifice and genius
Eve Curie’s Madame Curie portrays Marie Curie as a selfless scientist who fought poverty and hardship to advance humanity. The biography notes her and her husband’s scientific breakthroughs and their refusal to patent processes, highlighting generosity and resilience amid personal loss and national struggle.
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Madame Curie
Sng
Eve Curie
Doubleday
Doran
Warsaw
Paris
Marie Curie
France
Cave Rescue Ends In Tense Reunion In Underground Scene
In a mountain cavern Bob and Lissa reunite with Honey Bee as they recount their perilous escape from a collapsed lamp and a lost pack. Tensions flare when Honey Bee’s jealousy surfaces, while Bob and Lissa plan a safe ascent and return to daylight after a grueling climb.
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Bob
Lissa
Dr. Barry
New York
Arizona
Timbuctoo
Bal
Honey Bee
New York City
Red
Hulliman
Hades Jones
Tilbet
Hades
Banb
Ney
Hob
Santa Claus legends and the changing tale across history
A fragmentary essay traces Santa’s varied origins from a benevolent cleric to Christmas chimney lore and the Dutch Kriss Kringle, noting how Clement Moore popularized a reindeer myth. It argues for maintaining belief in a joyful, generous spirit while acknowledging children’ s innocence and the evolving myths.
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Clement Moore
Santa Claus
Santa
Orient
Germany
Saint Niehginsaint
Saint Martin
Orkin
Baty
Kriss Kringle
Penonsylviania
Nort
Sintra
Whaever
Willy
Tie
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Mormis Fishuein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Ayrela, the Health Magazine
Dr. Fishbein
TRI
Tress
Keegiectory
Bruce Catton
Teave Ale
Fierre Curie
Maria Curie
Oren Arnold
NEA Service, Inc
Nmorent Bagry
Hern
Explorer
Whliss
Morey
Ginery
Tob
Hla
Honey Dee Gilet
Mella
Mitches
Mary Melissa
Olive
Roberts
Barton
Brown Cotton Company
Hondie
E. C. Brown
ROY Anderson and Company
Bo Waterman
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall
Orville W. Erringer
Hamilton Trust Fund
Hamilton Depositor Corp
Denver
Colorada
Tol-E-Tex Oil Co
East
Ene
Harry W. Shiver
Erty
Linda Benton
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