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Newspaper
Ismay
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
3
In an article on tears, the author explains tears arise from carotid blood routing during laughter and sorrow. The exterior carotid contracts in laughter, diverting blood to the brain and triggering tear glands via the ophthalmic canal. Tears thus represent a release of congested brain blood and act as a natural anesthetic during grief, similar to alcohol or ether.
Helen Oldfield argues couples should balance honesty with discretion before marriage. She cautions that confidences can undermine harmony and urges clear understanding while acknowledging inherent gender differences and the need for mutual trust.
A group of sixteen London journalists plan to launch a daily newspaper that would reveal all truths about courts parliament markets and famous families. They intend to publish from abroad and mail the paper daily to London in English arguing that truth is dangerous and must be dosed carefully by established papers to protect public sanity.
A. Lawrence Rotch outlines early air travel tech from balloons to heavier than air machines citing Renard and Krebs, Renard and Zepelin, Lilienthal, Chanute, Langley, and the Wright brothers with speeds and winds. He notes future limits and the American lead in motor aeroplanes. He shifts to a social essay arguing brains over money in society invites, criticizing exclusivity and arrogance of the elite.
Francis H. Rowley argues the church faces a superb opportunity to advance arbitration and end war. He urges ministers to teach arbitration, highlight the moral costs of war, and uphold Christian principles that bind neighbors across seas, imagining the church outranking peace societies in hastening abolition of war.
A thoughtful essay on how public attitudes toward released prisoners shape their reintegration. It argues that social expectations, stigma, and distrust hinder ex-offenders from building new self-respect and finding a place in civilization after serving their sentence.
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