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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1924
Page
7
Why You Are What You Are In Phrenology Map
The article reviews L. A. Vaughts phrenology chart linking brain regions to cities Salt Lake City Milwaukee Chicago Pittsburgh Boston and others. It describes faculties like alimentiveness destructiveness and constructiveness and notes intellectual vigor guides judgment and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Vaught
Bolle Iis
Salt Lake City
Ani
Milwaukee
Toy
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Western Newspaper Union
Head Shape and Character in Early Science Reading
The passage contrasts square headed and round headed individuals, linking skull shape to bone strength and calcium intake. It attributes to square headed people careful thinking, invention, and interest in engineering and science, while noting round headed people have different reasoning faculties and traits as part of a broader typology.
Vital temperament and the flesh dominated life view
A 1924 Western Newspaper Union excerpt describes a “vital experiment” where flesh prevails over bones and muscles. It portrays the vital man as a consumer rather than a producer, noting preferences for foods with carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen and roles as hotel keeper, butcher, and dealer in food and drink. It characterizes vital types as god natured, merry, pleasure loving, and effective salesmen due to warm hands and cheerful dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Newspaper Union
Poultry Notes on Hatchery Care and Definitions
The text discusses cooling hatching eyes and allowing hatchlings 36 to 48 hours without feed. It notes that a bird with worn toeballs is a poorer layer than one with long nails. It defines a pullet as a female under a year old and a cockerel as a male under a year old.
Circuit Rider Statue Unveiled on Oregon State House Lawn
A Circuit Rider statue honoring an early West minister stands on the Oregon State House lawn in Salem. The marble base is ready and the statue will be unveiled on April 19. Gift from Robert A. Booth of Eugene in memory of his father Robert Booth, pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te West
State House
Suem
Ore
Robert A. Booth
Eugene
Qre
Faller
Teobert Booth
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