Psychic cure by hypnotism transfers illness in Paris
A Paris doctor team achieved a striking psychic cure after transferring a hysterical female patient’s malady to a willing artist subject. Under Ms Mangin and Mme Georgette Abel, the patient, once unable to approach church or recite religious phrases, spoke freely and attended church daily after a controlled hypnotic transfer. The artist likewise improved. both were calm and healthy post treatment.
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Paris
Romaine Salad
Varis
M. Mangin
Mr. Maangin
Mme
Georgette Abel
Declur
Ter
Sime. Abel
Scout Planes to Patrol the Air
Washington reports a coming wave of smuggling by air and sea as Daniel Roper and other officials push for a national air patrol. They seek 600 aircraft plus submarines and boats to detect contraband liquor and semiprecious stones, aiming to protect revenue and enforce prohibition laws.
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Washington
Daniel ©. Roper
Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
New York
Mexico
United States
Glass
Congress
Army
Navy
Secretary of the Treasury
Sailors Swear Less As Navy Service Grows
Captain Scott, Navy chaplain, says profanity declines with length of service and notes new sailors are most profane. He describes chaplains as mentors guiding sailors to clean thinking, speaking, and conduct. The navy expanded chaplains from 24 to a post for every 4,200 men since 1914.
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Navy
Scott
Yale Divinity School
Germans Try to Evade Tax in North Slesvig
Copenhagen reports several wealthy Germans have fled to North Slesvig to escape high taxes and confiscation of property. The peace treaty states Denmark will not punish these individuals, while the German government vows harsh measures before evacuating North Slesvig to blunt postwar consequences.
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Copenhagen
North
Slesvig
Germany
Denmark
Eggs 80 Years Old Found Hidden in House Nest
Workmen renovating an old Fayette City homestead uncovered eggs believed to be over eighty years old. Nestled between rafters on the second floor the eggs were blackened by dust and likely laid during construction. Captain Scott previously served in San Francisco.
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Fayette City
Fla
Looking Glass Clerk at Toledo Auto Sales Window
A Toledo clerk at an auto sales shop spends all day at the window noticing passersby. He imagines the scene as a looking glass while his wife watches and comments on the reflection. The exchange highlights a tense domestic moment sparked by a mirrored storefront.
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Toledo
No man I can serve two masters chairing club committee
A speaker asks how one can please six hundred masters, joking that as chairman of a house committee he already pleases many. The exchange highlights the burden of leadership and competing expectations within a club.
Meeting of trustees at the public library
An Ohio city editor assigns a reporter to cover a trustees meeting at the public library at eight. The new reporter returns after a long shift claiming an 800 word draft. the board met, called the roll, and adjourned to next Friday evening.
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Ohio
Publicbrary
Tompkins
Its Right Space Pillar Erected in Public Square
A column notes plans to erect a pillar in the public square as a notable civic feature. Details on sponsorship and dates are discussed as part of the public interest piece.
Red Cloth for Uncle Sam Costume in Andernach
German shoppers ignore laws and patriotism for a Fourth of July ball plan. Y girls race to assemble Uncle Sam attire but lack red material. A merchant yields a German flag strip for red cloth, selling it with a selfless air, per the Watch on the Rhine.
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Andernach
Watch
Rhine
How angular financiers and corners defined a maker
A fragmentary remark on design language cites how the financier's craft shapes form. The speaker notes angularity and cornering as defining traits attributed to a creator, reflecting a period view of materials and construction.
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